Small boat crossings, every day

Channel Crossings

21 miles
No crossings detected for Wednesday, 11 November 2026

At a Glance

Last 7 days

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This year so far

– of last year
–people this year
–last year by this date
–a day on average

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None1–99100–299300–599600+

Since Labour took office

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Since Burnham became PM

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Arrival Outlook

From the forecast and past crossings

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Who is crossing, and on what boats

People

Who Is Crossing

Sex and age

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adult men
Every 100 people, by sex
By age

People per boat

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Top nationalities

 

    UK–France returns deal

     
    –returned to France
    –transferred to the UK

    Asylum Support

    At the end of June 2026 · updated every three months

    People on asylum support

    93,293
    12% fewer than a year before
    • In hotels16,021
    • Other housing73,068
    • Cash support only4,204

    What support pays

    £49.18a week each, in housing where people cook for themselves
    £9.95a week each, in hotels where meals are provided
    Half as many people are in hotels as a year before. People waiting for an asylum decision can't usually claim benefits such as Universal Credit; asylum support is housing and this allowance instead.

    Everyone receiving asylum support, however they arrived, not only people who crossed by small boat. Source: Home Office, Immigration system statistics, year ending June 2026, and GOV.UK asylum support rates.

    Every Person, Last 30 Days

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    Each dinghy is one boat, seen from above, and each dot one person. The Home Office gives a daily total, so a day's people are shared evenly across its boats.

    Records

      Petitions

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      From the UK Parliament petitions site. At 10,000 signatures the government responds; at 100,000 Parliament considers a debate.