GB News viewers were left furious as presenter Patrick Christys issued a major illegal migrant crossing update. The host was joined by The Nowhere Photographer, Adrian, who was at the English Channel and revealed that he has “a group of people down the coastline” who feed him information about small-boat arrivals. This comes after new Home Office figures revealed on Wednesday (July 29) that 752 migrants arrived in the UK after making the journey in nine boats.

The GB News guest disclosed: “Currently, as it stands, my phone is pinging with locations.” After the host questioned: “As we speak now?” Adrian confirmed: “Yes, I know where there’s three groups now. Today alone I found three new camps, where they’ve stationed themselves.” The report sparked fury among viewers as Prime Minister Andy Burnham addressed the new migrant figures and said: “The numbers can fluctuate, but, overall, boat crossings are down, down quite significantly year on year. So that does suggest the plan is working.” One was left enraged and claimed: “The French are complicit in aiding the illegal invasion of the UK. The UK government and authorities are complicit too. At some point they all need to be held accountable for this criminal activity.”

While another added: “So glad you managed to get him on the show. Would be a good combo with you both in France.”

“Great work, Adrian, keep it up,” praised a third viewer.

One GB News fan echoed: “The Nowhere Photographer doing amazing work, follow him on X.”

As a fifth stated: “If the French have stopped that many migrants, it suggests that the problem is bigger than everyone thought, and there will be a point where the numbers that get through will be equal to those that are stopped. Wonder if the govt have a plan B.” (sic)

Addressing Burnham’s response, Adrian issued a major bombshell and claimed that the number of people waiting to cross is higher than it’s ever been and said: “I’ve never seen numbers like I did last week.

“There were 200 people waiting for the boat on Tuesday. I presume there’s going to be multiple boats, and there was only one. That’s 200 people for a boat that can only fit a maximum of 100.”

The photographer continued: “The amount of people at the camps, the amount of people around the towns, walking down the streets, in the shops is unbelievable.

“If I took you across now, you’d bump into 200 migrants in an hour, not a problem.”

Patrick agreed: “I think we’re going to have to do that, aren’t we, Adrian. It’s something that I will no doubt have to run past my wife at some point very soon to go back for the hat trick of trips over there to northern France.

“At least this time, she’ll be pleased that I’m with someone who absolutely knows what they’re doing.”