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- Negotiations between the United Kingdom and France over a £650 million package to prevent Channel crossings have stalled.
- British officials would condition funding on France achieving interception rates, currently 33%.
- French officials warn that tying funding to interception could endanger migrants.
- The United Kingdom has rejected funding a detention center in Dunkirk, which has faced delays, while the Home Office says talks are ongoing.
