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What is the UK-France migrant returns deal, who will be returned and how many?

Sir Keir Starmer and Emmanuel Macron have agreed a returns deal in an attempt to reduce the number of migrants crossing the Channel in small boats.

The UK and French leaders announced the "one in, one out" agreement on 10 July after months of talks. This is what we know about the deal: What is the basic agreement? The UK will be able to send migrants who enter the UK on small boats back to France.

For each one returned, the UK will allow an asylum seeker to enter through a safe and legal route - as long as they have not previously tried to enter illegally. The two leaders, and Home Secretary Yvette Cooper, were clear it is a pilot, for now.

When will it begin? Sir Keir said it will start "in the coming weeks.

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