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The small village of Piddington is set to house more than 1,000 asylum seekers. In response, residents held a symbolic referendum on whether it should remain part of the UK.
Between putting asylum seekers in hotels and housing them in military barracks, Petrie is asking you, what has to be done to satisfy you when it comes to housing migrants? She gets your opinions after first hearing from Political Correspondent at The Sunday Times in Scotland, John Boothman.
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