From The Guardian’s website.

The House of Commons speaker, Lindsay Hoyle, has been urged to stop Conservative MPs from naming hotels which will house people seeking asylum because of concerns it could lead to attacks by extremists.

The Refugee Council has written to the speaker pointing out that it is Home Office practice not to name hotels where migrants are staying, some of which have been targeted by far-right groups.

The former education minister Jonathan Gullis, the Peterborough MP, Paul Bristow, and the MP for Ipswich, Tom Hunt, are among more than a dozen MPs who have named accommodation earmarked for people seeking asylum.

See the full article on The Guardian’s website here.