Migrants are sleeping outside one of London's best known landmarks in new crisis
Migrants are camping outside one of Britain’s most famous landmarks as the small boat crisis intensifies, the Daily Express can reveal. Around 50 people – mainly from Eritrea – are sleeping rough over...
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