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'One in, one out' scheme costs £56,000 per person returned to France, home secretary says

'One in, one out' scheme costs £56,000 per person returned to France, home secretary says
BBC Politics Tuesday 15 September 2026, 20:53 UTC 1 min read
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Shabana Mahmood says the policy has been "difficult" to scale up and the numbers involved are still "relatively small".

Shabana Mahmood says the policy has been "difficult" to scale up and the numbers involved are still "relatively small".
France (LOCATION) Shabana Mahmood (PERSON)
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