David Cameron considering calls by charities as Jeremy Corbyn, who on
Saturday visited refugee camps in Calais and Dunkirk, urges emergency
steps
Children face sub-zero temperatures as they cross the Macedonia-Serbia border.
Photograph: Milos Bicanski/Getty
Extract:
Amid growing expectation that an announcement is imminent, Downing Street said ministers were looking seriously at calls from charities, led by
Save the Children, for the UK to admit at least 3,000 unaccompanied young people who have
arrived in Europe from countries including Syria and Afghanistan, and
who are judged to be at serious risk of falling prey to people
traffickers. Government sources said such a humanitarian gesture would
be in addition to the 20,000 refugees the UK has already agreed to
accept, mainly from camps on the borders of Syria, by 2020.
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Source: The Guardian Saturday 23 January 2016