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Welcome to the explanation from the BBC World Service.
This is Rosakins and Katie Razzle, and this is The Media Show.
We're here to explain the trends behind the fast-changing media landscape.
This week on The Media Show,
we're joined by the BBC reporter who gained rare access to Britain's asylum hotels.
Also, as Jimmy Kimmel returns from suspension,
we'll assess where Donald Trump's feud with the mainstream media has now reached.
And...
The producer of a new TV drama about phone hacking at Rupert Murdoch's News of the World tabloid tells us how he made it.
The question of where migrants seeking asylum should be housed has been a big political issue in the UK this summer.
It's dominated headlines and there have been protests held outside so-called migrant hotels.
What's often been lacking from the news coverage is the perspective of those inside.
Now, a BBC reporter has gained access.
Sue Mitchell joined us in the studio to give us the background to her radio investigation file on four inside the migrant hotel.
Zayna needs to get past anti-immigration protesters just to get her medication.
Kadea says hospital appointments for migrants can often be far from where they live
because they get moved around so much.
He had a recent NHS consultation that involved a 500 mile round trip.
The Home Office picked up the £600 fare.