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| EU referendum: PM warns Brexit could bring the 'Jungle' to the UK | |
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| David Cameron is expected to warn that migrant camps like the "Jungle" in Calais could appear in south-east England if the UK leaves the EU. | |
| The PM will suggest that if a "Brexit" happens, the arrangement that allows British border guards to check passports in France could be scrapped. | |
| It would mean that migrants would not encounter a British border guard until they were on British soil. | It would mean that migrants would not encounter a British border guard until they were on British soil. |
| A spokesman for Vote Leave accused Mr Cameron of "scaremongering". | A spokesman for Vote Leave accused Mr Cameron of "scaremongering". |
| The 13-year agreement with France had "nothing to do with our EU membership," said the group, which is arguing for EU withdrawal. | The 13-year agreement with France had "nothing to do with our EU membership," said the group, which is arguing for EU withdrawal. |
| An in-out referendum on EU membership has been promised by the end of 2017, although it is widely expected to be at the end of June, if Mr Cameron can secure agreement to his reform proposals at the next summit of EU leaders on 18 February. | An in-out referendum on EU membership has been promised by the end of 2017, although it is widely expected to be at the end of June, if Mr Cameron can secure agreement to his reform proposals at the next summit of EU leaders on 18 February. |
| About 5,000 migrants and refugees trying to reach the UK are thought to live at the "Jungle" camp in Calais. | About 5,000 migrants and refugees trying to reach the UK are thought to live at the "Jungle" camp in Calais. |
| Mr Cameron's warning abut migrant camps is a sign that Downing Street is planning to emphasise what it sees as the important contribution the EU makes to the country's national security, said BBC political correspondent Chris Mason. | Mr Cameron's warning abut migrant camps is a sign that Downing Street is planning to emphasise what it sees as the important contribution the EU makes to the country's national security, said BBC political correspondent Chris Mason. |