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🇬🇧 BRITAIN FIRST LEADER PAUL GOLDING SUMS UP THE MINI-VICTORIES ACHIEVED IN COURT TODAY A team visited Bolton Magistrates Court today for Paul's prosecution by Greater Manchester Police. Paul filmed a video update where he outlined the mini-victories achieved in court today.

MIGRANT CARAVAN HEADS NORTH THROUGH MEXICO Reuters reported that about 1,500 migrants, mostly from Central America, set off on foot from Tapachula near the Guatemala border on Tuesday, aiming first for Mexico City. The Daily Express reported that some of those marching said Democratic gains in last week's US midterm elections had raised their hopes of reaching the United States.

ASYLUM HOUSING FIRM TOOK £3.26M A DAY The Sun reported that Clearsprings Ready Homes, the Home Office asylum accommodation contractor run by billionaire Graham King, took in £3.26 million a day last year, with turnover of almost £1.2 billion and £37.7 million profit after tax. GB News reported the figures came even though the number of people housed by the firm fell from 39,919 to 29,995.

MIGRANT BOAT REACHES EL HIERRO IN STORM Footage shared on X by Cadena SER journalist Niko Castellano shows a cayuco carrying 68 people reaching the port of La Restinga on El Hierro under its own power on Wednesday, despite heavy seas from Storm Charles. EFE reported that Spanish rescuers had also brought in 126 people from another cayuco near La Restinga overnight.

ASYLUM SEEKER JAILED FOR CARDIFF HOME BREAK-IN LBC reported that Mohammed Abbas, 29, a Palestinian asylum seeker living in Home Office accommodation, was jailed for six years at Cardiff Crown Court on Tuesday for breaking into a family home and exposing himself to two girls asleep in a bedroom with their older sister. GB News reported that he had arrived in the UK on a dinghy from France in March, and the judge said the earliest he could be deported is after he completes his custodial term.

MIGRANT CAMPS SPREAD ALONG FRENCH COAST Footage shared on X by Antoine Golliot, a National Rally MP for Pas-de-Calais, shows migrants camped around fires in woodland in the Boulonnais area, where he says camps are multiplying in forests and on private land. France 3 reported that around 500 migrants, including women and children, camped in the Bois de Rombly at Étaples last weekend waiting to cross the Channel, and officials met at the prefecture on Tuesday.

CROWBOROUGH ASYLUM CAMP COSTS QUESTIONED Sky News reported that documents show ministers approved housing asylum seekers at the former Crowborough army training camp in East Sussex despite being warned it would initially cost more than hotels. Sky's Lisa Holland also found taxpayers are funding a daily minibus taking asylum seekers from the site to Crawley, which locals say has caused resentment.

CEUTA PORT MIGRANT CAMP CLEARED EFE reported that Spanish police cleared the temporary migrant camp at Ceuta's port on Sunday and Monday, with more than 200 people choosing to return to Morocco and others sent back after their asylum claims were refused. Footage shared by El Pueblo de Ceuta on X shows some of those moved out of the camp being returned to Morocco at the border.

39 DEAD IN MIGRANT SHIPWRECK OFF SENEGAL AFP reported that at least 39 migrants died when a wooden pirogue heading for Spain's Canary Islands capsized off Lompoul in northwest Senegal, with only one survivor rescued. AP said more bodies were found on Monday as the search went on, and AFP footage shows the boat's broken hull washed up on the beach.

MIGRANTS RESCUED FROM BUOY OFF BELGIAN COAST VRT NWS reported that Belgian rescuers found two people in a small boat off the French-Belgian coast on Monday evening, and a helicopter then spotted 11 more clinging to a buoy in French waters. De Morgen reported that all 13 were taken to Ostend with hypothermia, and VRT NWS said the two found in the boat have been arrested while police examine their role.

ASYLUM SEEKERS CAUGHT DELIVERING PARCELS The Sun reported that immigration officers stopped more than 30 vans leaving a DPD warehouse in Lincolnshire on Monday, and two Indian asylum seekers with no right to work were arrested in DPD uniforms. Chief immigration officer Stacey Donnelly told The Sun that immigration offences in parcel delivery firms are being seen more often, and a third man who had overstayed his student visa was also arrested.

EL HIERRO CRISIS TALKS IN MADRID The Spanish government met Canary Islands president Fernando Clavijo on Tuesday over the surge of migrant boats reaching El Hierro, EFE reported. RTVE's Radio 5 said ministers accepted his proposals, including direct aid for businesses in La Restinga, more resources on land and moving the Salvamar Calíope rescue boat to the islands.

SYDNEY TEEN SPARED JAIL OVER TERROR PLOT 7NEWS reported that a 16-year-old who researched a pressure-cooker bomb and the Sydney Marathon finish line at the Opera House as a target was given a three-year community corrections order on Monday instead of jail. ABC News said he praised Al Qaeda online before his arrest at 14, and the judge found his planning "was not sophisticated".

ALBANIAN BURGLAR FIGHTS THIRD DEPORTATION TalkTV reported on Monday that Dorian Puka, twice jailed for burglary and twice deported, is fighting removal from Britain again while showing off luxury watches on social media. The Telegraph reported his collection is estimated at nearly £500,000 and that he cannot be removed until an upper-tier immigration tribunal rules on his appeal.

13 MIGRANTS FOUND DEAD ON BOAT OFF CRETE TRT World footage shows survivors wrapped in foil blankets after the Greek coastguard recovered 13 bodies and 18 survivors from a boat spotted by a container ship south of Crete on Monday. AP reported that at least 22 people have died trying to reach Crete from North Africa over three days, while more than 180 others were rescued from three further boats on Monday.

CANARIES DEMAND EMERGENCY MIGRATION MEASURES RTVE Canarias reported that seven Spanish ministries, the Canary Islands government and El Hierro's island council will meet in Madrid on Tuesday over the boat arrivals on El Hierro, with regional president Fernando Clavijo bringing eight urgent proposals. ABC reported that more than 6,000 people have reached the islands in the first days of November.

20,000 FOREIGN OFFENDERS STILL IN BRITAIN GB News reported that around 20,000 foreign offenders are living in British communities despite being subject to deportation orders, with fewer than one in 20 from some countries being removed. Home Office figures revealed by The Sun show 1,848 deported criminals were caught back in the UK over the last five years, 473 of them last year alone.

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MIGRANTS BROUGHT ASHORE ON EL HIERRO Live footage broadcast by Televisión Canaria this morning shows a Salvamento Marítimo vessel bringing migrants ashore at La Restinga on El Hierro, in the first arrival of the week. RTVC reported further rescue operations under way south of the island on Monday, while Europa Press said about 1,158 migrants reached the Canaries in 11 cayucos over the weekend.

HONDURAN MIGRANT CARAVAN REACHES TAPACHULA Reuters footage shows hundreds of migrants, mostly from Honduras, walking from Metapa de Domínguez towards Tapachula in Mexico's Chiapas state, with many telling Reuters they are heading for the United States. La Jornada reported the caravan of more than 1,000 people is the third from Honduras in under two months and entered Mexico on Friday evening.