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Asylum seekers could start being housed on the Bibby Stockholm barge as soon as today - with the government announcing further measures to combat illegal migration.

About 50 people are expected to be in the first group of migrants to board the vessel docked in Portland Port, Dorset, despite local opposition.

Home Office Minister Sarah Dines has told Sky News she hopes the first migrants will start to board the barge "in the coming days."

Politics latest: https://news.sky.com/story/politics-latest-fresh-policy-to-tackle-small-boats-crossing-channel-as-first-arrivals-expected-on-bibby-stockholm-today-after-delays-12593360

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