The Tory government today denied it has "blood on its hands" over the deaths of four people in the Channel - and vowed not to stop a crackdown on asylum seekers.
Suella Braverman said she "won't stop until we have seen progress" after four migrants died and more than 40 were rescued as a boat sank in the early hours.
The Home Secretary - who weeks ago branded Channel migrants an “invasion” - told MPs: “These are the days that we dread. Crossing the channel in unseaworthy vessels is a lethally dangerous endeavour”.
