was found dead after he disappeared at sea while travelling from Sudan to Calais.For many, like the teenager, the dangerous journey and risk of death was considered to be worth taking in the hope of securing a better future.Despite this, a recent YouGov poll found almost half of Brits have little to no sympathy for those trying to reach the UK.The Government has also pledged to take tougher measures in order to stop Channel crossings while also considering changing asylum laws to send people away.Still, each person crossing the Channel has a story.Some are trying to avoid conflict and violence while others desperately want a better life for themselves and their families.Musaab Ali, 28, has been living in Manchester for the last five years.
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