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Dozens of migrants brave Arctic snap as they land in Britain - Vimarsana News

Dozens of migrants brave Arctic snap as they land in Britain

The mostly-male group of asylum seekers - clad in hooded winter jackets and red blankets - were brought into Dover, Kent on Border Force catamaran Hurricane shortly after 10am today.

Eight more small boats filled with migrants wrapped in red blankets and scarves land in Dover after making perilous Channel crossing - taking total to 28,072 this year - Vimarsana News

Eight more small boats filled with migrants wrapped in red blankets and scarves land in Dover after making perilous Channel crossing - taking total to 28,072 this year

With 364 asylum seekers arriving on Sunday alone, 28,072 people have now made the perilous journey across the 21-mile Dover Strait so far in 2023, according to official government figures.

Two migrants die in latest Channel tragedy - hours after French police fail to s - Vimarsana News

Two migrants die in latest Channel tragedy - hours after French police fail to s

Dinghy sank just hours after French police failed to stop them attempting to cross the Channel

European Standing Stones: The Mute Witnesses of Forgotten Times - Vimarsana News

European Standing Stones: The Mute Witnesses of Forgotten Times

European standing stones are a testament to the fantastic abilities of the ancient people who erected them thousands of years ago.

More than 17,000 migrants have arrived in Britain so far this year - Vimarsana News

More than 17,000 migrants have arrived in Britain so far this year

17,234 people have so far made the perilous journey across the 21-mile Dover Straits in 366 small boats this year. August alone has seen 2,501 people arrive in the UK in dinghies or other small craft.