France's interior minister says British police should be sent to Calais to help dissuade would-be illegal immigrants from trying to cross the channel.
There are around 2,500 migrants in Calais and the town's mayor has previously told MPs many are "prepared to die to come to England".
Calais mayor Natacha Bouchart said the residents of her city have the right to "live in peace" from the threat posed by the immigrant population attempting to enter the UK.
She said recently the migrant population has changed to become more violent, containing a lot more people who have been trafficked into France, and those involved in organised crime. She said:
She also said the criminal gangs in Calais are often linked to gangs within the UK.
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