France doubles riot police presence on northern beaches in latest bid to stop small boat crossings

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France doubles riot police presence on northern beaches in latest bid to stop small boat crossings

France has doubled the number of riot police on northern beaches in its latest bid to stop small-boat crossings. The Home Office has confirmed that the number of police patrolling the country’s northern beaches has been doubled from 50 to 100. Additional officers from the Compagnie Républicaine de Sécurité (CRS), France’s main anti-riot unit, will be sent to the Channel coast until March 2027. They will be on stan…