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Channel migrants: More than 100,000 crossings made since 2018
BBC News -
Migrant channel crossings in last 5 years cross 100,000 mark: UK data
WION -
Over 100,000 people now likely to have crossed Channel in small boats since records began
Sky News UK -
Channel crossings top 100,000 since 2018
The Times -
Migrant channel crossings top 100,000 since 2018: UK data
The Guardian Nigeria -
Migrants rescued from sea as 100,000 cross English Channel in five years
The National
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Number of migrants crossing the Channel in small boats hits 100,000 since 2018
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Britain simply cannot afford to swallow the 100,000 illegal migrants that crossed the Channel since 2018
The Sun -
New arrivals appear to take Channel crossings to more than 100,000 since 2018
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Migrant crossings of English Channel top 100,000 since 2018
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Migrant channel crossings top 100,000 since 2018: UK data
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