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We're going to go. That is a sound and indeed a sight which is becoming more and more familiar with each passing week.

That was Canary Wharf, the latest place where anti-migrants, anti-asylum seeker, anti-asylum-seeker,

hotel protests have taken place with moms and others from the area, taking to the streets,

chanting, what do we want, the boats to stop, when do we want it now?

There is an air of crisis, almost of moral panic over what is happening with the small boat arrivals and the migrant hotels.

But are things as bad as they seem?

And why does it appear that some on the Tory benches are stoking this?

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We are going to talk about this question of migrant hotels, asylum seeker hotels, whatever you want to call them.

And obviously, it's something which has bedeviled British politics now for at least a year longer.

And we seem to have with each week obviously it's been happening in

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