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Fresh anger over asylum policy after Channel boat deaths

Calls this week mounted in the UK and France for the introduction of safe routes for refugees crossing the Channel after a French organisation said it had received multiple distress calls from people making the crossing.

At least six people lost their lives last Saturday trying to cross the Channel in a small boat and the organisation issued warnings that more lives would be lost unless there were significant government policy changes.

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