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2,120 crossed English Channel in small boats at weekend as Rwanda policy faces High Court challenge - Vimarsana News

2,120 crossed English Channel in small boats at weekend as Rwanda policy faces High Court challenge

More than 2,000 people crossed the English Channel in small boats over the weekend, according to official figures

Source: gbnews.uk
Albanian migrants crossing the Channel will face checks by police from their own country - Vimarsana News

Albanian migrants crossing the Channel will face checks by police from their own country

UK officials will meet with Albanian Police today to agree a plan for the country's police officers to be stationed at British Ports. It is part of Priti Patel's 'rapid removal' agreement with Albania

Albanian migrants crossing the Channel to face criminal records checks at Dover - Vimarsana News

Albanian migrants crossing the Channel to face criminal records checks at Dover

Police from the Balkan state stationed in the UK to check fingerprints and biometric data against criminal databases

Slavery laws are one of the biggest loopholes fuelling border crisis, ex-immigration minister says - Vimarsana News

Slavery laws are one of the biggest loopholes fuelling border crisis, ex-immigration minister says

Home Office sources say ministers are determined to reform a major loophole in the UK's immigration system which has 'allowed serious foreign criminals to prevent deportation', Tory MP Chris Philp has said

Another 25 migrants arrive in Dover today carrying their wet shoes and wrapped in blankets - Vimarsana News

Another 25 migrants arrive in Dover today carrying their wet shoes and wrapped in blankets

Roughly 25 migrants arrived this morning with blankets and carrying their shoes, which onlookers have said appeared to be wet, taking the provisional total of arrivals for the year to 20,042 so far.