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Migrants crossing the Channel could face disrupted routes after investigators exposed a key smuggling boss. The BBC uncovered the real name of 28-year-old Iraqi Kurd 'Kardo Ranya', who runs networks believed responsible for most illegal boat crossings. His operation charges £15,000 per person for the complete journey from Iraq to Britain.
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