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Channel crossings: Facebook and TikTok team up with police to crack down on people smugglers - Vimarsana News

Channel crossings: Facebook and TikTok team up with police to crack down on people smugglers

Facebook, TikTok and Twitter will team up with UK law enforcement to crack down on posts by people smugglers encouraging migrants to cross the English Channel, the government says.

Channel crossings: Facebook and TikTok team up with police to crack down on people smugglers - Vimarsana News

Channel crossings: Facebook and TikTok team up with police to crack down on people smugglers

Rishi Sunak wants social media posts that advertise group discounts, free spaces for children and offers of false documents removed.

Source: sky.com
Anger as £800m Clyde shipbuilding plan to resolve ferries crisis sinks - Vimarsana News

Anger as £800m Clyde shipbuilding plan to resolve ferries crisis sinks

MINISTERS have come under fire after a bold £800m blueprint to build a fleet of 50 catamarans using Inchgreen dry dock and Ferguson's shipyard…

Mazarine near-disaster prompts call for ETV off Cornwall - Vimarsana News

Mazarine near-disaster prompts call for ETV off Cornwall

Only the skill of Captain Mark Rickard, master of the Falmouth tug Mercia, and his crew averted an environmental disaster on the coast of Cornwall.

Revealed: Migrants are trying to evade capture by using 'dangerous' alternative routes across the Channel after crackdown on Calais to Dover passage - as figures show another 600 arrived in UK yesterday - Vimarsana News

Revealed: Migrants are trying to evade capture by using 'dangerous' alternative routes across the Channel after crackdown on Calais to Dover passage - as figures show another 600 arrived in UK yesterday

Asylum seekers making the perilous journey to Britain from France in inflatable dinghies or other small craft typically cross at the most narrow point of the Channel between Calais and Dover.