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Migrants attempting the treacherous Channel crossing arrive at the southeastern English coast in a small boat, before being taken into the custody of the British border force in Dover. More than 100,000 migrants have crossed the Channel on small boats from France to southeast England since Britain began publicly recording the arrivals in 2018, official figures revealed on August 11. IMAGES
Dozens of people disembark from a UK Border Force patrol vessel in the port of Dover on November 30 2022. The British government says 426 migrants were detected crossing the English Channel in small boats that day. More than 40,000 migrants have crossed the Channel to Britain so far this year according to the UK government, whilst Britain and France have just signed a new deal in November - increasing what the French border controls are paid in order to prevent these crossings. IMAGES
A sign at the entrance to the Port of Dover reads 'French Borders Closed', as staff directing traffic send away drivers who haven't heard the news. IMAGES
After one and a half years, the demolition of the notorious Calais 'Jungle' camp for migrants was finally completed Monday. AERIAL IMAGES taken 1 November
French authorities are poised to begin demolishing the notorious Calais "Jungle" camp that that has become a symbol of Europe's refugee crisis. IMAGES of remaining migrants queuing up, waiting to leave
Building work began Tuesday on a wall to protect the port in the northern French city of Calais from repeated attempts by migrants to stow away on trucks heading for Britain. IMAGES
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