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Campaigners call for justice for migrant deaths as Cranston inquiry begins
A group of people are brought in to Dover, Kent, onboard a Border Force vessel following a small boat incident in the Channel, January 13, 2025

THE biggest loss of life of refugees trying to cross the Channel to Britain is the subject of an inquiry that begins today, with campaigners calling for justice.

Thirty-one men, women and children died while trying to cross the Straits of Dover on November 24 2021.

Care4Calais is among those who have submitted evidence to the four-day Cranston inquiry, which will investigate the circumstances that led to the deaths and draw lessons for the future.

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