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Sudanese asylum seeker and Afghan national are jailed for role in Channel crossings after being found guilty of new offence of endangering lives at sea
A Sudanese asylum seeker and an Afghan national were jailed for their involvement in Channel crossings after being convicted of the new offense of endangering lives at sea.
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