David Cameron draws up plans to stop Channel Tunnel migrants

Britain’s prime minister, David Cameron, has drawn up plans to help France tackle a spike in attempts by migrants to enter Britain illegally via the Channel Tunnel, but warned there was no quick fix.

David Cameron draws up plans to stop Channel Tunnel migrants
Sat, 01 Aug, 2015 - 01:00
Andrew Osborn, London

Britain’s prime minister, David Cameron, has drawn up plans to help France tackle a spike in attempts by migrants to enter Britain illegally via the Channel Tunnel, but warned there was no quick fix.

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