Prøve GULL - Gratis
PM to discuss people smuggling networks
Western Morning News
|July 14, 2025
THE Prime Minister is due to discuss border security with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz this week as Sir Keir Starmer called illegal migration “a global problem”.
-
Writing in the Sunday Express newspaper, Sir Keir said Mr Merz’s visit to the UK will include talks on “what more we can do together to prosecute criminal networks and prevent people smuggling to the UK”.
Denne historien er fra July 14, 2025-utgaven av Western Morning News.
Abonner på Magzter GOLD for å få tilgang til tusenvis av kuraterte premiumhistorier og over 9000 magasiner og aviser.
Allerede abonnent? Logg på
FLERE HISTORIER FRA Western Morning News
Western Morning News
Review launched into private dentist market
BRITAIN’S private dentistry market is to be reviewed by the competition watchdog following an appeal from the Chancellor about concerns over hidden costs and practices in the sector.
2 mins
March 06, 2026
Western Morning News
Dudley calls for unity at Parkway
He may not don the cap, or a badge that states he is interim manager, but Stuart Dudley’s message to all at Plymouth Parkway is simple, as he attempts to lure Plymouth Parkway out of the Southern League Premier Division relegation zone: ‘We are all in this together’
2 mins
March 06, 2026
Western Morning News
Flying flag for Cornwall to mark St Piran's Day
HUNDREDS of people celebrated Cornwall's patron saint yesterday with parades, music and singing.
1 min
March 06, 2026
Western Morning News
Pull up a chair for your fill of showbiz
Have we got room for another food podcast?
1 mins
March 06, 2026
Western Morning News
Barefoot Princess dances with Hindu worshippers
A barefoot Princess of Wales danced with Hindu worshippers when she visited their temple to learn about the religion and culture.
1 mins
March 06, 2026
Western Morning News
Row over plan to close town 'cut-through' road
ANGER has erupted over plans to close off a section of road that runs between Sherford and Plympton which local people say will force them to use the congested A38 and Deep Lane Junction and add miles to their travel times.
2 mins
March 06, 2026
Western Morning News
Hugh champions Cornish fare
ST Austell Brewery welcomed acclaimed chef, broadcaster and sustainability campaigner Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall to its head office yesterday as part of a special St Piran’s Day event celebrating Cornwall’s rich food and drink culture.
1 min
March 06, 2026
Western Morning News
Global sea levels may already be higher than thought
SEA levels around the world's coasts are higher than modelling often assumes, potentially putting millions more people at risk from rising oceans, scientists have said.
3 mins
March 06, 2026
Western Morning News
Consultation on toll admin fees increase
Tamar Bridge toll charges rose last year, and the administration fee is also set to increase
2 mins
March 06, 2026
Western Morning News
Call for urgent review of low court fines that 'undermine' fly-tipping battle
FLY-TIPPING court fines must be reviewed, councils have urged, as figures show they are lower on average than penalties handed out directly by local authorities, writes Emily Beament.
2 mins
March 06, 2026
Listen
Translate
Change font size