Britain will pay at least £60 million to France as part of an agreement against ‘illegal migration’ across the Channel.
People are being helped ashore from a RNLI lifeboat at a beach in Dungeness, on the south-east coast of England
Suella Braverman is expected to travel to Paris to sign the joint declaration today to stop people seeking help from making the perilous journey.
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