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Hello, thanks for downloading The Times Red Box Podcast Apologies.

Luke Jones here still, Matt Chouley is away on holiday,

sunning himself for one day more, but then I'll be back in this chair tomorrow.

Today, we've absolutely loads installed.

We're going to be amidst the stooshy around the UK government's plan to send some asylum seekers to Rwanda.

We're going to check in with the two other refugee schemes that the government announced in the last year,

the Afghan resettlement scheme and the Homes for Ukraine scheme.

We're going to hear from some families who are still struggling to actually house some Ukrainians

who they have said that they'll happily take, but the system hasn't quite been able to actually get the people across to them yet.

And we'll bring you the story of somebody who we've spoken to before on Times Radio.

In fact, on this programme before, he's a young gay Afghan refugee, he's 21.

The UK government helped evacuate him from Afghanistan last autumn.

He's still in a hotel six months on.

He's had a delay as starts university.

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