Channel crossing attempts spread south and west, French authorities say
French authorities say more Channel crossing attempts are starting farther south and west, putting people on longer voyages even as UK arrivals have fallen.
French authorities say more Channel crossing attempts are starting farther south and west, putting people on longer voyages even as UK arrivals have fallen.
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