Always Croatia, a Croatian-American travel company, has announced the addition of the newly renovated MS San Antonio to its ...

Migrants arriving illegally in the UK in small boats or stowed away in lorries will be refused British citizenship, new Home Office guidance states. The "Good Character" guidance for immigration ...

The winners at the 2025 Miami International Boat Show show how innovation is alive and well in the boating industry with ...

MIAMI (WFLA) — Over 100 migrants were sent back to Haiti after the U.S. Coast Guard said crews caught them trying to enter the country illegally on a boat about 50 miles from Florida.

More than 25,000 small boat migrants have reached Britain since Labour came to power. A total of 240 migrants made the journey on Saturday, according to Home Office data. It brought the number to ...

The agency said migrants who had their asylum claims rejected in Belgium would be moved to the UK on small boats by the gang, who are suspected of transporting "significant numbers" in this way.

People who arrive on small boats will have their mobile phones seized in an effort to snare trafficking gangs. A new Bill - set to be presented to MPs in the next fortnight - will force new ...

Always Croatia's newest vessel—the 36-guest small cruise ship, MS San Antonio—will set sail in May of 2025.

The number of people reaching the UK in small boats has risen by almost a third since Labour took office, FactCheck analysis of official statistics shows. Nearly 25,000 people reached UK shores ...

A Home Office spokesman said: “We all want to end dangerous small boat crossings, which threaten lives and undermine our border security. “The people-smuggling gangs do not care if the ...

Boat owner Ian Clark said Peel Ports are offering nothing to the community in return for the fee Plans to charge a £100 annual fee to use small boats in the Firth of Clyde have prompted a ...

Its mission was to “smash the criminal smuggling gangs making millions out of small boat crossings”. It was launched last July, but there is little evidence to suggest the tide is turning.