Badenoch urges village not to leave UK over asylum camp

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 21 Sept, 21:59 · Archive

Kemi Badenoch urged Piddington not to leave the United Kingdom over asylum camp plans.

The Conservative leader visited Piddington, where residents voted to quit the UK. Badenoch described plans for an asylum camp near the village as a 'women's issue' and urged the community to remain part of the country.

How it is being reported

• Piddington 'is a women's issue', Tory leader says on visitKemi Badenoch has urged a village which voted to quit the United Kingdom not to leave, as she described plans for an asylum camp near Piddington as a “women’s issue”.Oxfordshire Guardian · 21 Sept, 15:27
• Piddington 'is a women's issue', Tory leader says on visitKemi Badenoch has urged a village which voted to quit the United Kingdom not to leave, as she described plans for an asylum camp near Piddington as a “women’s issue”.Oxford Mail · 21 Sept, 15:27

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