Dozens of refugee children who will make their homes in Cornwall will need compassion and counselling to help them overcome seeing the horrors of war, a charity has warned.
Cornwall Council announced earlier this week that over the next two years a total of 73 mainly teenage boys will come to the county as part of the UK's response to the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
However the move has been criticised by some who took to social media to say the county was "full," and the refugees...
