French police accused of wasting taxpayers' cash after billing Britain £8,000 per migrant stopped
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French police accused of wasting taxpayers' cash after billing Britain £8,000 per migrant stopped.
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The French police have been accused of wasting taxpayers' cash after billing Britain £8,000 per migrant stopped from crossing the Channel.Officers in Calais have intervened in fewer crossings this year, despite Britain forking out roughly £1billion under border agreements with France.
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Robert Bates, of the Centre for Migration Control, said: "The French are laughing at us.
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It is clear they have no real interest in ending the Channel crisis."Prime Minister Andy Burnham visited Dover yesterday, pledging the tackle the crisis, but did not offer any new plan.
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