The Latest Breaking News from Calais

P&O Ferries said it has an ‘optimised’ sailing schedule in light of the 24-hour strike

People smugglers are piling desperate migrants in Calais into dangerously overloaded boats to make the perilous Channel crossing to the UK, days after four die in tragic sinking horror at sea

Hundreds of men, women and children shiver in cold and terror at 'Kurdish mafia-controlled' camps in France as they try to reach Britain in the hope of starting a new, safer life

Le Shuttle services - which run from Folkestone, Kent to Calais - continue to run as normal, unaffected by strikes, over a Christmas period otherwise filled with industrial action

French police stopped close to 50 migrants on Tuesday from attempting to cross the English Channel to Britain after mild weather and calm waters led a growing number of people to undertake the dangerous journey in recent days.

Asylum-seekers sleep rough, forge friendships and withstand harassment from police as they seek passage to the UK

Government ‘mocking’ those fleeing war with Suella Braverman’s ‘invasion’ rhetoric, Calais Appeal says

Port of Dover officials have been invited to Calais to view tests of technology for the EU’s incoming Entry/Exit System

From Boulogne to Brittany, these northern jewels within striking distance of the boat offer a total immersion into French culture

Six years ago, Calais's infamous Jungle migrant camp was demolished by French police. Today, the camp itself has gone, but the migrants and the smugglers who profit from them remain. In fact, they are more numerous than ever before, with a record number of people attempting to cross the Channel…

P&O Ferries used extra ships for passengers who missed their crossing