A government memo reveals that former prime ministers, secretaries of state, and ministers may be required to participate in hearings regarding the Manston scandal in Kent, where a controversial processing center for small boat arrivals is located. The inquiry into the former military base, used as a detention facility for those crossing the Channel in dinghies, is expected to be damaging to the Home Office’s reputation, as stated in the memo disclosed to the Guardian following a legal challenge. The involvement of key figures in the investigation suggests the seriousness of the situation and the potential consequences for those implicated.
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