More than 150,000 people in the UK have expressed an interest in offering homes to people who have fled Ukraine – but critics say the government’s scheme will be unworkable unless it scraps a lot of the excessive red tape.
In Poland, where more than two million people have come across the border from Ukraine – the rules aren’t nearly as strict. But what’s it like inviting strangers into your home?Camera: Paul Mackeson
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darshnasoni That's wonderful, I can't imagine what life must be like for refugees, fleeing their homes with nothing, many leaving loved ones behind, I can only wish the best for them. Seeing the World open their arms gives faith that we will never see Refugees be spoken of as a threat again
darshnasoni The “papa” from the teenage girl destroyed me
darshnasoni On my twitter twitter thread this article follows the one about 14 children being prevented from boarding a plane to Scotland where family homes await them , because of a problem with their paperwork. Polar opposite stories. My country is failing these children.