During the 14th century, after King Edward III of England annexed France’s northernmost region, Calais was known as the “brightest jewel in the English crown.” Today, the town’s reputation is a very ...
A mayor in Calais has called on Sir Keir Starmer to visit the region Mayors in northern France have called on Sir Keir Starmer to visit the region to better understand the impact of small boat ...
In 1999, the Red Cross opened the Sangatte camp near Calais, for migrants sleeping rough in and around the northern French city. The camp was closed in 2002 by French Interior minister Nicolas Sarkozy ...
The French are responsible for their dreadful migrant camps. But our refusal to engage makes things worse On Britain’s doorstep is a shantytown. Scabies is rife, bronchitis too. Families sleep in ...
Local officials announced the destruction of the camp, where thousands fleeing war and poverty have lived in squalor as they waited for a chance to sneak across the English Channel into Britain.
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