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Starmer has blown another negotiation
The deal struck with Macron will be woefully inadequate to the task of combating the trade across the Channel
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telegraph.co.uk
‘My French town is crippled by the Channel crisis. Starmer’s deal won’t work’
Starmer-Macron plan met with scepticism in Gravelines, where up to 300 people a day try to cross Channel
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thetimes.com
Starmer announces one in, one out migrant deal — as it happened
The prime minister and President Macron agreed a ‘one for one’ deal to swap small boat migrants for asylum seekers after negotiations this week
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French let hundreds cross Channel hours before Starmer-Macron migrant deal announced
Hundreds of migrants have crossed the Channel this morning, dwarfing the number that could be sent back to France under Sir Keir Starmer’s new deal with Emmanuel Macron.
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I was a border force officer. Starmer’s ‘deal’ with Macron is worse than useless
There’s still no serious long-term plan for halting the increase in Channel crossings, let alone stopping them completely
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aljazeera.com
Starmer and Macron announce ‘one in, one out’ returns of asylum seekers
Crackdown on small boat arrivals similar to EU-Turkiye deal, comes as Starmer under increasing pressure from hard right.
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independent.co.uk
Watch in full: Starmer and Macron unveil migrant return deal after crunch talks
Watch live as Sir Keir Starmer and Emmanuel Macron announce a migrant return deal with France intended to tackle illegal crossings over the Channel.
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Is Starmer’s deal with Macron really going to deter Channel migrants?
Plus: Striking doctors; jury justice; Farage’s successes; the future of British sausages; Wimbledon water; and remembering Norman Tebbit
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Keir Starmer and Macron work down to the wire to strike migrant deal
‘Le Bromance’ bore fruit on Thursday, but the deal to send small boat migrants back to France still needs EU approval
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Starmer has blown another negotiation
The deal struck with Macron will be woefully inadequate to the task of combating the trade across the Channel