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Prof Tom Phillips

Bibby Stockholm, The Barge Which Is To Be Used By The Home Office To House Up To 500 Male Asylum Seekers, Arrives From Genoa On May 9, 2023, In Falmouth, England. The 93M, Three-Storey, Engineless Accommodation Barge Will Be Towed Into Dry Dock In Falmouth Where It Will Undergo Inspections And Any Necessary Refurbishment And General Maintenance Ahead Of Its Onward Berthing In Portland, Dorset. (Photo By Hugh Hastings/Getty Images)

Ireland

Housing asylum seekers in 'floatels' and offices is 'right way to go', expert says

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