Could a new deal stop Channel crossings? The British and French governments have agreed to trial a “one in, one out” scheme. Commentators are divided on whether it will work — and whether it is humane.
One day, 200 people and a furious row
Safe crossing: Campaigners and academics have long argued that the only way to reduce demand for unsafe Channel crossings is to establish a legal route for migrants wanting to come to the UK. Glossary
English Channel - The stretch of water separating France and England is only 21 miles at its narrowest point, making it a popular way to enter the UK.
Asylum seekers - People who have left their countries due to danger and are seeking refuge elsewhere.
Trafficking - The act of buying or selling goods, or moving people from place to place, illegally.