'We don't want them': Fury at military site Labour will use to house migrants

Locals living near two military bases that Labour will use to house asylum seekers have vented their fury at the plans. The Cameron Barracks in Inverness and the Crowborough army training camp in East Sussex have been lined up to house 900 male asylum seekers in a bid to reduce the use of asylum hotels. The move is a significant reversal for Labour, which criticised the previous Conservative government over the practice.