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Mega-dinghies are 'easier to stop' but French have blocked fewer boats than last year

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Daily Mail1 hrs ago

Amid a rise in 'mega-dinghies' being launched, which experts say should be easier to intercept, the French authorities stopped just over half (56%) of attempted boat crossings in the year to August 2.

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The Mirror1 days ago

'Small boat crisis 'must be fixed once and for all' after horror 230-people mega dinghy'

EXCLUSIVE: Newly-appointed borders minister Anna Turley told the Mirror she was horrified when a record 230 people reached the UK in a single boat - but admitted Brexit has made fixing the problem harder

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GB News1 days ago

France admits there's 'no limit' to mega dinghy migrants while French police stand and watch boats launch

France admits there's 'no limit' to mega dinghy migrants while French police stand and watch boats launch GB News

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LBC News1 days ago

'No limit' to migrant mega-dinghies crossing the Channel, say French rescue teams - lbc.co.uk

'No limit' to migrant mega-dinghies crossing the Channel, say French rescue teams lbc.co.uk

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Sydney Morning Herald1 days ago

230 in one boat: Migrants are piling onto mega-dinghies to get to UK

People smugglers are taking extreme measures to ferry migrants across the English Channel, filling 13 metre-long Chinese-made vessels to the brim for the dangerous passage.

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The Age1 days ago

230 in one boat: Migrants are piling on to mega-dinghies to get to UK

People smugglers are taking extreme measures to ferry migrants across the English Channel, filling 13 metre-long Chinese-made vessels to the brim for the dangerous passage.

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Daily Express🏁 first to report2 days ago

France issues chilling warning as 'mega-dinghy' reaches UK - 'There's no limit now'

'There really is no limit now,' the director of the French national sea rescue service said.

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