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October 14, 2025

IT'S good to see Keir Starmer finally holding Nigel Farage to account over the so-called “Farage boats.”

- Sarah Dennehy

As the man most responsible for Brexit, Farage cannot duck responsibility for its consequences. The small-boat crossings only escalated after the Dublin Agreement collapsed - a direct result of Brexit - which meant we could no longer return people who'd already been refused entry to the EU.

That change created a powerful draw to the UK. So yes, they are clearly Farage's boats.

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