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even ski r t. paris french police have arrested 5 people in a crackdown on human trafficking gangs. this comes off the 27 people died trying to reach the u. k. in an inflatable dingo, the worst of a migrant tragedy in the english channel that's across live to water or shot you, edward duffy in london, who can give us more details about this token. wanted to you shout here. what do we know about this incident so far? and, and, and also what about reaction from both london and powers while the grim truth really is that this tragedy just yesterday was entirely predicted and entirely predictable. around 29 people drowned in the english channel. and just yesterday, nick collie also that boat as sank, which marks the biggest loss of life in the english channel. now 5 women and a young girl. i was among those dead including a pregnant women. and since the british government have held an emergency cobra meeting to deal with this situation, virus johnson says that smugglers are literally getting away with murder. and since he's had a telephone call with his french counterpart to manual macro

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