President of the European Council Donald Tusk has confirmed all EU leaders have reached an agreement with Turkey's prime minister to curb the migration crisis.
The new arrangements could come into force as soon as Sunday after a revised deal was reached between Turkish PM Ahmet Davutoglu and European Council president Donald Tusk in Brussels.
David Cameron will today call on Europe to tackle three main points in the migrant crisis as the UK begins to provide Royal Navy support to a Nato mission against people smuggling.
At an EU summit in Brussels, the Prime Minister will call on European partners to prioritise:
The agreement involves closing the EU border on March 20 and sending back migrants who arrive in Greece after that date to Turkey.
Cameron asks EU leaders to back deployment of more international patrol ships close to Libyan coast in bid to deter migrant smugglers.
David Cameron will tell his European colleagues that the migration route from Libya to southern Italy is about to begin once more.