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Australia says it will increase its intake of refugees to 20,000 a year, from the current 13,750, in line with recommendations by an expert panel.

Australia says it will also increase its intake of refugees to 20,000 a year, from the current 13,750, in line with recommendations by an expert panel.

The school normally has space for only 45 children in each year but a rising birth rate in the area means that it has had to increase its intake.

Asked by Lonergan Research whether Australia should increase its intake of refugees, 57% answered yes and 43% said no.

The King Edward VI Foundation in Birmingham, which runs five grammar schools in the city, has similarly set a slightly lower qualifying score for pupil premium children to increase its intake from more disadvantaged communities.

As new figures released on Friday show the number of refugees in the world reaching levels not seen since the second world war, the UN said the international community must dramatically increase its intake of Syrians in the next two years to help relieve the burden on countries such as Lebanon and Jordan.

The employment minister, Eric Abetz, said on Tuesday that Christians in the Middle East were "the most persecuted group in the world" and should be favoured if Australia increases its intake of fleeing Syrians.

The Obama administration has said it plans to increase its annual intake of worldwide refugees from 70,000 to 100,000 by 2017, with at least 10,000 Syrians in the next fiscal year.

Instead, it pledged to increase its annual intake through normal channels, which in 2016-17 rose to 24,162 refugees, the highest number since 1980, and started negotiating with other countries to take in people from the camps.

In Canberra, the Greens welcomed the announcement that Australia would increase its humanitarian intake, with leader Richard Di Natale saying it was a "turning point" in the discussion about asylum seekers.

Brasenose's response to the weakening economy was to increase its student intake by 1875 to three times what it had been in 1860, almost levelling that of the mid-regency period.