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Kemi Badenoch promises to end small boats crisis despite 127,896 crossings under Tories watch

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Kemi Badenoch promises to end small boats crisis despite 127,896 crossings under Tories watch.

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Kemi Badenoch has told GB News that the Tories "can and will" end the small boats crisis despite 127,896 crossing under the Conservative Party's watch.Mrs Badenoch, who served in frontbench posts between 2019 and 2024, claimed the Tories plan will ensure no more boats cross the English Channel.Speaking to The People's Channel at the Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham, the Tory leader said: "We can and we will."Mrs Badenoch added: "With the boat crossings, we need to leave the Convention on Human Rights.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say "You can't do it without that and the reason why we have this problem with asylum centres and migrant hotels is that more and more people are coming, and the Government won't do the one thing that it needs to do."Mrs Badenoch insisted the Tories "tried everything else" while in power to end the crisis in the Channel.However, 127,896 small boat migrants arrived on British shores while the Tories were in power between January 2018 and July...

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B: Kemi Badenoch has told GB News that the Tories "can and will" end the small boats crisis despite 127,896 crossing under the Conservative Party's watch.Mrs Badenoch, who served in frontbench posts between 2019 and 2024, claimed the Tories plan will ensure no more boats cross the English Channel.Speaking to The People's Channel at the Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham, the Tory leader said: "We can and we will."Mrs Badenoch added: "With the boat crossings, we need to leave the Convention on Human Rights.

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