They're the symbol of a global humanitarian crisis but will the Prime Minister's attempt to stop the small boats carrying migrants become a political crisis for him too? serenabarksing reports.
The government’s Illegal Migration Bill reaches committee stage tomorrow with Conservative MPs divided over whether the law is too harsh, or not harsh enough.
A sizeable number of right-wing MPs are demanding an amendment to stop past judgements by the European Court of Human Rights being used to block such removals.
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