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CALAIS: UK-FRANCE: UK pledges £12m to help Calais tackle illegal migrant

23 September 2014

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See the article: UK pledges £12m to help Calais tackle illegal migrants (BBC News, link) and: UK, France strike €15 million deal over Calais migrant crisis (France 24, link)

Background: France/UK/migration – Joint declaration by M. Bernard Cazeneuve, Minister of the Interior, and Mrs Theresa May, Home Secretary of the United Kingdom (pdf) and: Déclaration conjointe de Mme Theresa MAY et de M. Bernard CAZENEUVE, Ministres de l’intérieur britannique et français – 20 septembre 2014 (pdf)

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