Social Media Ideas for Dunkirk

The remote French beach where allied troops began the liberation of Europe in D-Day landings now being used as a mega di...

On the 6th of June 1944 tens of thousands of allied troops arrived at Utah beach in Normandy to start D-Day. On Sunday a mega dinghy left the same beach bound for Britain.

Bigger Than Dunkirk: Remembering the Great American 9/11 Boatlift

DFDS Newhaven Dieppe

And I’d have thought Dieppe a very reasonable port on that case.

Bayeux travesty! Packed migrant mega-dinghy's 38-hour crossing from Normandy to the UK - escorted by the French navy...

It started from Port-en-Bessin, north of Bayeux in Normandy, just before 10am on Monday, and the occupants arrived in Kent after midnight following reports they had been bound for...

DFDS Newhaven Dieppe

In 86, pausing in Mechelen, ending up in Glasgow.

Five French rescue boats and two helicopters helped 140 migrant mega-dinghy make 70-mile trip to Britain from Normandy -...

A boat carrying 140 asylum seekers set off from the Baie de Seine in Normandy, around 300 miles from Calais, suggesting smugglers are opening new migrant routes to the UK.