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Each area gets about £2.55 million over 10 years. Forty ranked top in their region on need; panels chose 20 others. Bids for the first 24 areas open January 13.
Charities and community interest companies can seek three-year Home Office accreditation to oversee refugee sponsors. First arrivals are expected next autumn.
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