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Record 230 people cross Channel in one small boat

A small boat has made headlines by carrying a record 230 migrants across the Channel, surpassing the previous record of 165 set just months ago. This dangerous crossing underscores the risky tactics employed by criminal gangs, prompting aut...

BBC News· Aug 10, 2026 · 12:35 PM · 2 views

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A small boat has made headlines by carrying a record 230 migrants across the Channel, surpassing the previous record of 165 set just months ago. This dangerous crossing underscores the risky tactics employed by criminal gangs, prompting authorities to enhance safety measures.

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