David Cameron commits to helping Italy, Malta and Greece to provide adequate support to migrants, but claims shutting down trafficking is the main challengeBritain said it was considering ways to help Europe’s refugee crisis on Tuesday following the Mediterranean’s worst migrant disaster.The foreign secretary, Philip Hammond, told the BBC he wanted a “more formidable operation on the sea”, while David Cameron said he wanted to prevent migrants from travelling and “stop this cargo of death”. Related: Mediterranean migrant deaths: UK sends just five workers to assist EU Continue reading...
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