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Mum and son caught trying to smuggle Vietnamese nationals into UK in back of their car

Mum and son caught trying to smuggle Vietnamese nationals into UK in back of their car
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Merseyside-based smugglers caught with Vietnamese nationals in boot

Merseyside-based smugglers caught with Vietnamese nationals in boot
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Mother and son caught smuggling Vietnamese nationals from France into Britain in boot of their car

Andrea Cavanagh, 52, and her son James Liddiard, 30, were two of six people traffickers from Merseyside caught trying to smuggle people into the UK from France in the space of a week.

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Mum and son smuggled Vietnamese nationals into country in car boot

They were smuggled into the UK from France under the guise of a day trip to Paris

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How a couple were lost to a watery grave in the boiling, surging waters of the Tees, while six helpless orphans anxiously await their return!

“The floods and fatalities of the River Tees form a grim chapter in the annals of Teesdale, and, from the earliest records, many a peaceful household has been plunged into deep despair by melancholy deaths all more or less attributable to the treacherous river which divides the county of York from that of Durham,” began a report in the Teesdale Mercury of September 30, 1896. “The tragic events of Sunday night add another chapter to the dismal tale which the parish registers and newspaper files furnish regarding the calamities of the Tees, but we question whether any previous disaster is surrounded by circumstance so truly melancholy.

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