The Guardian, on UK Politics, 15 November 2026
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Read the original article on theguardian.com (opens in a new tab)The Guardian reports Thames Water's warnings that planned detention blocks at Campsfield House would sit 20 metres from a sewage pumping station, alongside objections from charities and Oxfordshire county council and the Home Office's response. It attributes each claim and figure to its source and calls the people affected asylum seekers and detainees. Nothing in it misleads the reader.
“will be 20 metres from a sewage pumping station, according to a written submission from Thames Water”
The Guardian ties the central factual claim to the document it comes from, so the reader knows the source of the warning.
“after it was shut in 2018 following years of problems, including suicides, riots, escapes and complaints about conditions”
The Guardian gives the centre's documented history plainly, including the suicides, which tells the reader what detention there has meant for the people held.
“According to the Home Office, nearly 80,000 people have been returned or deported from the UK since the 2024 election to the end of June 2026”
The Guardian attributes the removals figure to the Home Office and gives its period and comparison base, rather than stating it in its own voice.
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