The disturbing new migrant trend which could undercut Labour's boldest promise
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Just days ago, Andy Burnham pledged that Labour would be "relentless" in curbing the number of illegal migrants arriving in Britain on small boats.The Prime Minister admitted that Britons "want to see this issue addressed" as he stood atop the White Cliffs of Dover - from where GB News tracks small boat arrivals every day.Mr Burnham sits at the head of a party which shot to power two years ago on the promise of stopping the boats and smashing the gangs.So far, the UK has secured deals with France and Germany in an attempt to rein in people-smuggling networks.But the number of illegal migrants arriving on the south coast has increased every year since 2023.More than 120,000 people have arrived in that time.
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