
UK–France Returns Deal in Action: First Migrants Detained
As Britain reaches boiling point over migration, Starmer boasts about a scheme expected to send just 50 illegal migrants a week back to France.

As Britain reaches boiling point over migration, Starmer boasts about a scheme expected to send just 50 illegal migrants a week back to France.

The migrant returns agreement is doing little to deter illegal crossings.

The government’s Channel migrant swap with France kicks off Tuesday after EU sign-off, but surging arrivals suggest it’s another gesture policy unlikely to restore control.

With channel crossings reaching new heights every day, the authorities are now targeting smuggler networks.

Once again, government figures have confirmed that Channel crossings are out of control.

Despite international deals and foggy conditions, over 320 migrants reached Kent on Thursday, pushing illegal arrivals 55% higher than this time last year.

Reform UK leader says Macron deal is an insult to voters and warns dangerous Channel migrants are being waved through by the French Navy.

As illegal crossings surge past 40,000, the UK and France respond with a deal that moves artefacts—and barely moves the needle on migration.

Revived hopes for a federal Europe and no end in sight for Channel migrant crisis—despite the wishes of the British electorate.

The French president’s visit is rich in ceremony but short on guarantees, as both sides play down chances of a breakthrough on Channel migration