Starmer and Macron set to announce ‘One in, One Out’ migration deal: Live

Britain will address illegal stay with “new strategy” and “new level intentions”, Sir Kire Stmper said at the beginning of the Franco-Bitish summit.

The PM said: “In indefinite times, we get more and more with our colleagues by strengthening our relationships, so today all this is about working together on the priorities that we share as two nations.

“For us, it is about distributing changes that British people want to see, and we would agree that the channel’s position is not that it may not happen.

“So we are bringing a new strategy in the game and a new level of intention of dealing with illegal migration and breaking the business model of criminal gangs.”

The meeting at the Downing Street included Home Secretary Yett Cooper, Chancellor Rachel Reves and Energy Secretary Ed Milliband.

Nigel Faraz is on a boat in the English channel this morning as Sir Kire starrer throws a migrant returns deal with France.

The reform UK leader claimed to have seen a boat with 78 illegal migrants intercepted by the French Navy.

Mr. Faraj said, “There are 78 illegal migrants on this boat in the English channel. There are only 4 women and children of them.”

Meanwhile, PM is meeting French President Emmanuel Macron in NO10 this morning to reach a “one, one out” plan on migration.

Under this scheme, at least 50 migrants can be returned to France in exchange for people with real claims in the UK.

French President Emmanuel Macron and Sir Kire Stmper embraced before the Franco-Bitish summit, where they are expected to discuss the stay.

The pair shook hands and posed for pictures outside Downing Street before entering number 10 on Thursday morning.

The UK is “slow progress” over the need for a small boat crossing and the need for joint action, the Defense Secretary has said, to hammer a migration deal ahead of Sir Kir Stmper and Emmanuel Macron’s talks.

John Hele told LBC that the government has deported 30,000 people in the previous year and reduced the number of people in asylum hotels.

“This is slow progress, but it is progression, and it can only be based … I hope, I hope, at the summit today.