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London (AFP) - If the UK government has its way, the tens of thousands of migrants arriving on England's southeastern shores each year, after crossing the Channel in small boats, will face swift deportation to Rwanda.

Boat was “wholly unsuitable to make the crossing”, inquest is told.

Nearly 40 others were rescued after a boat start sinking in the Channel in December

The four people were pronounced death following a major rescue operation off the Kent coast in the early hours of December 14.

Mum Najma Ahmadi is begging the Government to offer refugees the chance of a better life – without ­having to put themselves in the hands of callous people smugglers

Home Secretary Suella Braverman admitted the plan was still being considered as talks are held over how to slash the £2.3bn annual hotel bill for accommodating asylum seekers

Overflow of migrants held at Manston site was described as ‘no longer legal’, Home Office emails reveal

Suella Braverman says the Government’s policy is ‘compassionate’ and ‘rational’ but politicians and charities say it will not stop Channel crossings.

Opposition politicians, charities and other organisations have condemned the plan.

Judges say the UK government’s controversial plan to send asylum seekers on a one-way trip to Rwanda is legal.

A legal challenge to the government’s controversial plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda has failed after High Court judges concluded the policy is lawful.A bitter battle over the flights to the East African nation has been waged since then-Home Secretary Priti Patel announced the policy in April, when she…