More than 100,000 migrants have reached the UK in small boat crossings since records began in 2018
The milestone was passed after 755 people were detected crossing on Thursday, the highest daily number so far this year.
Lifeboats had to rescue 17 migrants who went overboard, while Border Force reportedly had one of its cutter boats break down and a £400,000 drone used to spot crossings crashed into the sea. It comes despite the government's promise to stop the small boat crossings, with its plans to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda and house migrants in barges and ex-military sites.
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