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Thousands of migrants preparing to launch fresh charge for Britain’s borders NEXT WEEK

Published on April 01, 2025 at 08:00 PM

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MIGRANTS have a kickabout in northern France as they prepare to take advantage of good weather and launch a dash for Britain.

Four days of poor sea conditions, high winds and heavy police presence on French beaches put a temporary halt to Channel dinghy crossings over the weekend.

Migrants playing soccer in a field near an industrial plant.
Migrants have a kickabout in northern France as they prepare to take advantage of good weather and launch a dash for Britain
Reporter Thomas Godfrey at a migrant feeding area.
Flying Eze's Thomas Godfrey visited a migrant camp just 15 miles from Calais

But people-smuggling gangs are expected to resume their operations amid warmer weather.

Dinghies typically launch at high tide from the coast between Calais and Dunkirk just after sunrise.

Other factors include the water temperature, a chilly 9C, and the waves, which have been too large to pilot the packed vessels.

Yesterday migrants camped near Grande Synthe passed the time by playing football and collecting free food and drink from volunteers.

Ethiopian Elim, 29, said: “I’ve made it this far so to die now would be stupid.

“I’m better to wait.

“I can speak English very well and I have a degree.

“I can have a better life with accommodation and a work permit when I get one.

“The bad weather won’t stop anyone. It will just delay our journey.

“But we will still make it.”;

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Migrants waiting in line for food near Grand-Synthe.
As vans drive in with supplies, entire migrant families emerge from their tents in the forest to snag the best snacks
Migrants near Grand Synthe charging phones and receiving food and water from charities.
Thomas says the camp looked like the grottiest street in the most impoverished third-world country
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