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     • A former caravan park tycoon who is now the ‘king’ of the UK’s migrant hotels has seen his profits soar to more than £60,000,000 a year. Graham King, 56, made £25 million in 2021 thanks to a Home Office contract to house asylum seekers in southern England and Wales.
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   Will Graham King be Britain's first immigration industry billionaire?

   • Graham King is on track to be Britain's first immigration industry billionaire by the end of the decade. The self-styled "king" of the UK’s migrant hotels has made more than £60million in a year, with British taxpayers footing the bill, it has been reported.

   The 'migrant hotel king' making £25m a year from taxpayer's money

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   How many Britannia Hotels remain block-booked to house migrants?

   • As many as 17 of Britannia Hotels' properties remain block-booked to house migrants The hotel tycoon nicknamed “the Asylum King” is enjoying record profits as he capitalises Britain’s migrant crisis.

   Hotel mogul Alex Langsam enjoys record profits as Braverman grapples

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   Are migrant hotels a waste of money?

   • Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has said the Government have wasted money on the migrant crisis and under Labour, migrant hotels would cease to exist. She told the Mail: “The amount of money being wasted by the Conservatives on our broken asylum system is mind blowing – £8million every day.

   Caravan park tycoon wins huge windfall after taxpayers give him £3.5m-a

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   Who is Graham King?

   • With a contract with the Home Office in place until 2029, Graham King is expected to become the UK’s first immigration industry billionaire. The Essex business tycoon is believed to make a mind-blowing £3.5 million a day, out of the taxpayers’ wallet, for putting up and transporting new arrivals into Britain.

   'Migrant hotel king' enters UK rich list amassing £750m fortune from

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   Will David King become Britain's first immigration industry billionaire?

   • His £60million profit is also more than the £1 a head given to the 60million people of poverty-stricken Tanzania. Mr King, 56, may become Britain's first immigration industry billionaire, with his Home Office contract lasting until September 2029. At the turn of the century he was running a caravan park in Canvey Island, Essex, with his brother.

   The £60M 'migrant hotel king': Caravan park tycoon's firm records a

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   Will Yvette Cooper Stop migrant hotel use?

   • Clearsprings did not respond to a request for comment last night. Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper accused the Government of wasting public money on the asylum system and claimed that the Labour Party would stop migrant hotel use and save billions of pounds.

   Hotel owner made £3,500,000 a day to house asylum seekers - Metro

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3. www.express.co.uk › graham-king-migrant-hotel'Migrant hotel king' enters UK rich list amassing £750m ...

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   May 17, 2024 · Britain’s migrant hotel “king” has amassed a vast £750 million from putting up asylum seekers in his holiday parks. Graham King’s enormous wealth puts him, for the first time, into the...

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4. metro.co.uk › 2023/10/25 › migrant-hotels-owner-madeMigrant hotels owner made £3,500,000 a day last year ... - Metro

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   Oct 25, 2023 · A former caravan park tycoon who is now the ‘king’ of the UK’s migrant hotels has seen his profits soar to more than £60,000,000 a year. Graham King, 56, made £25 million in 2021 thanks to a...

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   May 18, 2024 · THE ‘king’ of Britain’s migrant hotels has seen his wealth soar to £750million, catapultin­g him into the Rich List for the first time. Graham King is believed to be making £3.5million a day from the taxpayer for transporti­ng asylum seekers and providing them with temporary housing during the migrant crisis.

8. www.dailymail.co.uk › news › article-12668151The £60M 'migrant hotel king': Caravan park tycoon's firm ...

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   Oct 24, 2023 · The 'king' of Britain's migrant hotels has seen his profits soar to more than £60million a year – all from the taxpayer. Graham King, a former caravan park and disco tycoon, made £25million...

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   Jun 18, 2023 · The hotel tycoon nicknamed “the Asylum King” is enjoying record profits as he capitalises Britain’s migrant crisis. Britannia Hotels, which is estimated to put up almost one in 10 of those...

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    Oct 25, 2023 · A migrant hotel ‘king’ has seen his profits soar to more than £60million as taxpayers give him money to house asylum-seekers. Graham King, 56, a former caravan park tycoon, receives £3.5million a day from taxpayers thanks to Home Office contracts to house refugees.