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UK eases visa route for Ukrainian refugees stuck in Calais

UK eases visa route for Ukrainian refugees stuck in Calais

  • The structure was quickly set up by British authorities following complaints over treatment of stranded refugees
  • A British consular post was being set up at the prefecture of the Pas-de-Calais region in nearby Arras
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Migrants arrive into the Port of Dover onboard a Border Force vessel after being rescued while crossing the English Channel, in Dover, Britain, January 14, 2022. (REUTERS)

Some 30 migrants rescued, one dead as dinghy capsizes in Channel

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French fishermen block Calais port over fishing license row

French fishermen block Calais port over fishing license row

By Reuters ·
‘We have no choice’: Migrants undeterred by UK threat to send boats back to France

‘We have no choice’: Migrants undeterred by UK threat to send boats back to France

By Reuters ·
Brexit sends ripples of uncertainty down France’s coast

Brexit sends ripples of uncertainty down France’s coast

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Police break up Calais migrant camp, biggest since ‘the Jungle’

Police break up Calais migrant camp, biggest since ‘the Jungle’

By AFP ·
Syrians deported from UK to Spain try to return

Syrians deported from UK to Spain try to return

By Arab News ·
West End theater turns migrant camp to get London audience talking

West End theater turns migrant camp to get London audience talking

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Five Iranian migrants found drifting off French coast

Five Iranian migrants found drifting off French coast

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Four migrants wounded in shooting in northern France

Four migrants wounded in shooting in northern France

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UK to accept 260 unaccompanied minors

UK to accept 260 unaccompanied minors

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Emmanuel Macron promises steps on Calais migration, acknowledges Brexit worries

Emmanuel Macron promises steps on Calais migration, acknowledges Brexit worries

By Reuters ·
France’s Macron wades into Calais migrant crisis

France’s Macron wades into Calais migrant crisis

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