Multiple small boats containing HUNDREDS of illegal migrants arrive in Britain for first time since Andy Burnham became Prime Minister
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The first small boat migrants have crossed the Channel under Andy Burnham, GB News can exclusivley reveal.
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Just under 100 small boat migrants are currently in the water, with more suspected to be on the way.
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It comes as the Prime Minister is set to "tinker" with Shabana Mahmood's immigration reforms in hopes of avoiding a revolt from his backbenchers.More than 80 MPs wrote to Mr Burnham earlier this year asking him to water down the Immigration and Asylum Bill because Labour was losing its "progressive" voters.
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