Dozens of children who have been orphaned by wars in some of the world's worst danger zones are to make their homes in Cornwall as part of the response to the ongoing refugee crisis.Cornwall Council has revealed that a total of 73 children, mainly 16-17-year-old boys, will come to the county in the next two years.However, Andrew Wallis, portfolio holder for young people at the authority, said not all the cost of helping such vulnerable children adjust to life in the county would be borne by the...
