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Macron says Brits were 'sold a lie' over Brexit as 'one in, one out' migrants deal unveiled
Emmanuel Macron said British people had been “sold a lie” as he blamed Brexit for the Channel migrant crisis. Mr Macron spoke out as he and Sir Keir Starmer unveiled the ‘one in, one out’ deal aimed at returning Channel migrants to France.
What is Starmer and Macron’s ‘one-in, one out’ migrant deal and will it work?
The “one-in, one-out” agreement will see some of those who arrive in the UK illegally via the Channel sent straight back for the first time since Brexit, with Britain taking an equivalent number of migrants from France in return.
Starmer, Macron unveil migration deal, plans for Ukraine
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and French President Emmanuel Macron announced tougher migration controls on Thursday, ending a state visit with deals on defence, nuclear cooperation and plans to support Ukraine in case of a ceasefire.
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After Mr Macron says small boat crossings have got worse since Brexit because the UK has no migratory agreement with the EU, ...
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King Charles III will highlight the crucial bonds between the United Kingdom and France in the face of a “multitude of ...
Yvette Cooper has refused to say whether she agreed with Emmanuel Macron ’s claim that Brexit had made tackling illegal ...
Emmanuel Macron launched a furious attack on Brexit during a joint press conference with Sir Keir Starmer. The French ...
President Emmanuel Macron has called for Britain and France to move on from Brexit and work “side by side” on issues ...
French President Emmanuel Macron was invited to give a speech to MPs and peers during his state visit, who gathered in the ...
President Emmanuel Macron’s state visit to Britain, which began Tuesday, is heavy on pageantry. But both he and Prime ...
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has refused to say how many migrants would be returned to France under a deal announced last night. Ms Cooper said the figures had not been “fixed” and she would “provide ...
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