UK-France ‘one in one out’ deal to expire on Thursday, say sources

The UK government's "one in one out" deal with France, aimed at reducing small boat arrivals, is set to expire on Thursday. This deal, which involved exchanging people between the two countries, was a key part of the UK's efforts to control immigration. The expiration of the deal is significant because it could lead to an increase in small boat arrivals, potentially putting pressure on the UK's immigration system.

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The UK-France deal to deter small boat arrivals is set to expire, and talks have stalled over a French demand for an EU-wide scheme. This uncertainty may impact the UK's ability to control migration and could lead to increased arrivals.

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