Migrant attempts to cross the English Channel resume on Wednesday morning, after an 11-day break following earlier disruption caused by wind conditions. Multiple reports say the crossings restart amid warmer, sunnier weather and calmer seas. The pause ends after conditions at sea previously discouraged or prevented crossings for much of the period. The reports describe the Channel as having improved in the lead-up to Wednesday, with weather that allows boats to make the journey more safely than during the earlier windy spell. The stories also frame the restart as the first such attempts since Prime Minister Burnham took office, tying the change in activity to the broader timeline of the government’s tenure. No figures on the number of vessels or individuals involved are provided in the supplied excerpts, and the reports do not specify outcomes of any individual crossings. Overall, the accounts converge on the same point: after an 11-day interruption, crossings begin again as weather and sea conditions become more favorable.