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UK and France Sign £650 Million Deal to Curb Channel Migrant Crossings
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TOI World23.04.2026SiyasetIndia

UK and France Sign £650 Million Deal to Curb Channel Migrant Crossings

New three-year agreement introduces performance-based funding and increased enforcement to address record numbers of small boat arrivals

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  • The UK and France have signed a £650 million, three-year agreement to curb illegal Channel crossings.
  • The deal features increased surveillance, riot-trained police, and a performance-based funding model that allows the UK to withhold money if targets are not met.

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The UK and France have signed a £650 million, three-year agreement to curb illegal Channel crossings. The deal features increased surveillance, riot-trained police, and a performance-based funding model that allows the UK to withhold money if targets are not met.

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