MORE than 700 migrants crossed the Channel on the day two people died attempting the journey - the highest number of daily crossings since Sir Keir Starmer became Prime Minister.
The Home Office recorded 703 people arriving in the UK on Sunday in 11 boats, suggesting an average of 64 people per boat.
It comes as two people died in French waters while trying to cross the Channel, with others on board the boat understood to have been rescued and taken back to France.
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GB heroes urge PM to back PE plea
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West Wharf at Millbay Docks is upgraded
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BLOW FOR HAZARDO
INJURED GOALKEEPER RETURNS TO ARGYLE
Smith is crowned Southern champion
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England fall short in clean sweep bid
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PM 'pickpocketing OAPs'
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PM in action pledge about online sale of deadly knives
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