Eurotunnel security increased as migrants continue attempts to enter the tunnel

The transcript discusses the UK's efforts to enhance border security around Calais and Kokel, including investments in fences and additional police. It addresses the possibility of radical actions but dismisses the idea of granting work permits to illegal immigrants. The advantages of natural borders and having border controls on the French side are highlighted. The need to enhance security measures and address public frustration is emphasized, with Theresa May leading COBRA meetings to ensure border security.

What measures have been taken to enhance security around Calais and Kokel?

• Issuing work permits to illegal immigrants

• Building a wall along the border

• Deployment of additional police forces

• Closing the Channel Tunnel

What is the stance on providing work permits to those entering illegally?

• Work permits are already being issued

• Work permits will be issued

• Work permits are under consideration

• Work permits will not be issued

How does the UK benefit from its natural borders?

• By allowing free movement across borders

• By reducing the need for security measures

• By placing border controls on the French side

• By having fewer entry points

What role does Theresa May play in enhancing border security?

• She is negotiating with other countries

• She is leading COBRA meetings

• She is reducing security measures

• She is issuing work permits

What is the primary focus of the COBRA meetings chaired by Theresa May?

• To plan for new infrastructure

• To enhance border security

• To issue work permits

• To discuss economic policies