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Just one out of 30 failed asylum seekers deported
The UK deported just one out of 30 failed asylum seekers scheduled on a flight to France after the rest had lodged legal challenges to their removal.
Only one in 70 migrants who crossed the Channel since April have been deported
Only one in 70 migrants who crossed the Channel since April have been deported, Home Office figures have revealed.
Covid19: Top scientist admits masks trigger acne and dermatitis
The Government's Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE) experts warned against making face masks compulsory in offices - something which many leading experts have been calling for.
SAGE said the risk of masks becoming contaminated increased the longer a person wore it in a confined space, which would have the opposite of the desired effect. They said this could even lead to acne and eczema.
9,000 asylum seekers living in 91 UK hotels
More than 9,000 asylum seekers are living in 91 hotels across the country after a record year for Channel crossings, MPs have been told.
French Police Dismantle Calais ‘Jungle’ Migrant Camp
A migrant camp in Calais, France in which 700 to 800 migrants were squatting was dismantled by French police on Tuesday, in what is being characterized as the largest operation since the destruction of the notorious Calais “Jungle” in 2016.
Covid19(84): 'Pandemic pollution' is out of control
A popular tourist beach was littered with more than 100 face masks on Sunday - just one example of how the pandemic pollution is out of control.
Schools in England told not to use material from anti-capitalist groups
The government has ordered schools in England not to use resources from organisations which have expressed a desire to end capitalism.
More Illegals Have Landed in UK in September Than Whole of 2019
Tuesday’s landings of 393 illegal aliens on English shores made September hit a milestone in migrant arrivals that exceeded the whole of last year. So far in 2020, nearly 7,000 third world migrants have illegally crossed the English Channel from France into British territory on small boats. September 2nd saw the highest daily arrivals, with 416 illegals landing.
Navigation data proves French military routinely enter UK waters overseeing trafficking
Over a crackling maritime radio comes the voice of the captain of the small French warship Aramis as it cruises the English Channel.
In heavily accented but precise English, he instructs P&O’s Pride of Kent ferry to move out of his way so he can shepherd a boat full of migrants floundering off the French coast towards English waters.