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UK's Channel Crossing Problem Originates in Chronic Underfunding & Squabbling With EU, Scholars Say

Migrants illegally crossing the English Channel in small boats have been allowed to enter the UK without being subjected to fingerprint or ID checks, with some. 22.07.2022, Sputnik International

Channel Crossing Curse: Will New Multi-Million UK-French Migrant Agreement Work This Time?

The UK and France are preparing to ink a new £50 million ($60 million) deal to tackle illegal Channel crossings and people smuggling schemes, according to The. 09.07.2022, Sputnik International

BoJo's Rwanda Migrant Scheme Not Remedy for Channel Crossings & Trafficking, UK Scholars Say

The UK government plans to appeal against the European Court of Human Rights ruling that grounded the first controversial deportation flight. It is, however. 15.06.2022, Sputnik International

Is BoJo Gov't Ready to Tackle Potential Terror Threats From Afghanistan's Daesh-K & Other Jihadists?

Former Commander of the British Forces in Afghanistan Colonel Richard Kemp has raised a red flag, arguing that Britain is facing the greatest danger from. 01.09.2021, Sputnik International

New Laws to Tackle Extremism in UK Vital as It's Unclear What Databses Were Lost - Ex-Police Officer

New Laws to Tackle Extremism in UK Vital as It s Unclear What Databses Were Lost - Ex-Police Officer © AP Photo / Alastair Grant Subscribe Sputnik International https://sputniknews.com/analysis/202102241082175558-new-laws-to-tackle-extremism-in-uk-vital-as-its-unclear-what-databses-were-lost -ex-police-officer/ A former UK anti-terrorism police chief has been left “shocked” over the scale of extremism in Britain, and has called for a swift introduction of new legislation to address the issue. An independent review by the UK Commission for Countering Extremism has found that hateful groups of all sorts are “operating with impunity” by exploiting legal loopholes between existing hate crime and terrorism legislation. The former head of counterterrorism, Mark Rowley, has called for new laws to tackle the shocking and dangerous scale of extremism in the United Kingdom.