A person was stopped by Border Force in Manchester while traveling from Norway, involving the Foxtrot network which operates across Europe.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 29

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What happened

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Who's involved

What this event is mainly about

Manchester Border Force Foxtrot

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A smuggling network operating from West Yorkshire used altered passports for flights from Manchester, which were detected by Border Force. All 1 developments

The entities involved

Manchester
city in Greater Manchester, England
- Andy Burnham won a by-election, becoming a Member of Parliament.Mon 16:42
- Government commits funds for station and service upgrades and ends the operator's contract, bringing the service into public ownership.Mon 08:39
Border Force
responsible for frontline border control operations at UK ports
- Border Force is handling frontline border control operations, and migrant numbers are exceeding the capacity of the military force.Mon 13:25
- The Royal Navy and Border Force are jointly managing the small boats crisis in Calais, which is located in France.Sat 02:09
Foxtrot
Ukrainian consumer electronics retailer
- Majid is linked to the Foxtrot network, which is implicated in an attack on the Israeli Embassy and has ties to Iranian regime interests. Mossad is cited regarding Majid's cooperation.Sun 11:47

Coverage

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Jul 29metro.co.uk