The Border Security Command is set to see its funding doubled as Sir Keir Starmer fixes his sights on ending small boat crossings.The Prime Minister is expected to use a speech to the Interpol General Assembly in Glasgow on Monday to kick off a week-long blitz on the issue that will see him travel to Hungary for talks on tackling people smuggling.Monday's speech will see Sir Keir pledge another £75 million for his new border command, taking its total funding to £150 million over two years.The mo

The Border Security Command is set to see its funding doubled as Sir Keir Starmer fixes his sights on ending small boat crossings.The Prime Minister is expected to use a speech to the Interpol General Assembly in Glasgow on Monday to kick off a week-long blitz on the issue that will see him travel to Hungary for talks on tackling people smuggling.Monday's speech will see Sir Keir pledge another £75 million for his new border command, taking its total funding to £150 million over two years.The money will be used to fund high-tech surveillance equipment and 100 specialist investigators who will target criminals engaged in people smuggling.