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September 18, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Moves to stop Cherbourg stowaways

Cross-channel border patrols have been strengthened to prevent illegal immigrants coming to Britain from France, says the Home Office. Officials said more than 1,300 stowaways were prevented from leaving the French port of Cherbourg in July.

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Cross-channel border patrols have been strengthened to prevent illegal immigrants coming to Britain from France, says the Home Office. Officials said more than 1,300 stowaways were prevented from leaving the French port of Cherbourg in July.

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