UK PM Johnson and French President Macron agree to step up efforts to prevent migrant crossings

UK's Johnson proposes 5 steps to Macron to prevent migrant deaths

LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he had written to French President Emanuel Macron on Thursday to set out five steps the two countries can take to avoid the deaths of more migrants trying to cross English Channel. Read full story

UK, France agree to ‘step up’ efforts to prevent deadly Channel crossings

In the wake of the tragic deaths of at least 31 people who attempted to cross the English Channel on Wednesday, the UK and France have agreed to step up joint efforts to prevent more deadly journeys.

Boris Johnson calls for joint patrols with France to stop migrant crossings

The PM and French President Emmanuel Macron agreed to ‘keep all options on the table’ after 31 migrants die in attempted Channel crossing.

Channel migrants: UK and France agree need to step up effort against crossings

After at least 27 people die in the Channel, Boris Johnson and Emmanuel Macron say cooperation is needed.

‘Exasperated’ Boris holds late-night talk with Macron after ‘distressing’ migrant tragedy

BORIS JOHNSON has shared an emergency late-night call with French president Macron after another tragedy happened on the Channel with at least 27 migrants dead including women and children.

UK PM Johnson and French President Macron agree to step up efforts to prevent migrant crossings

- British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and French President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday agreed to step up joint efforts to prevent migrants' crossings in the English Channel after 31 people died earlier in the day when their rubber boat capsized during the journey. A spokesperson for the UK PM said in a statement that the two leaders "agreed on the urgency of stepping up joint efforts