Second deportation flight takes off under one in, one out' deal

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"A second migrant's deportation flight has left the UK for France under the "one in, one out" deal after losing a High Court bid to have his removal temporarily blocked, the Home Office said. An Eritrean man was on a flight that left Heathrow for Paris at 6.15am on Friday, the Home Office confirmed. It comes as hundreds of migrants have tried to cross the Channel as the deportation took place."

"At least one inflatable dinghy full of young men made its way out to sea from Gravelines beach, north-east Calais, at daybreak on Friday. As the boat came close to shore, people waded through waist-high water towards it and a child was passed aboard before it went out to sea. In the town itself, at about 5.30am, a group of 40 young men suddenly appeared from a quiet side street carrying an inflatable boat over their heads before launching it into a canal."

Coverage spans reproductive rights, climate change and Big Tech, including investigations into political PAC finances and a documentary spotlighting American women fighting for reproductive rights. The outlet asserts a commitment to fact-based reporting, refuses paywalls, and solicits donations to fund on-the-ground journalism and send reporters to both sides of stories. A second migrant was deported from the UK to France under a "one in, one out" arrangement after losing a High Court bid to block removal; an Eritrean man flew from Heathrow to Paris. Hundreds of migrants attempted Channel crossings, with inflatable dinghies launched from Gravelines and groups carrying boats into canals.

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