Five French rescue boats and two helicopters helped 140 migrant mega-dinghy make 70-mile trip to Britain from Normandy - amid fears boats will now start landing across south coast

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Five French rescue boats and two helicopters helped 140 migrant mega-dinghy make 70-mile trip to Britain from Normandy - amid fears boats will now start landing across south coast

A boat carrying 140 asylum seekers set off from the Baie de Seine in Normandy, around 300 miles from Calais, suggesting smugglers are opening new migrant routes to the UK.