The UK and the EU will sign a new deal to stop small boats from crossing the English Channel, it has been announced.
The deal means UK Border Force and the EU's Frontext agency will co-operate more closely with its European counterparts. This includes exchanging intelligence, as well as collaborating on training, new technology and operations. It comes as the Home Secretary James Cleverly prepares to welcome European home affairs commissioner Ylva Johansson to London on Friday to witness the signing of the arrangement by officials from Frontex and Border Force.
" The deal is the latest in a series of arrangements between the UK and Europe, including an agreement reached with France last year to increase co-operation between law enforcement agencies in the two countries. It also follows discussions between the Prime Minister and Ursula Von der Leyen, the European Commission president, who agreed in May last year to strengthen co-operation on tackling small boats.
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