A review is ordered after a second small boat evades UK Border Force and reaches the country within two days. Reporting across outlets says the incident follows another similar landing and involves an unescorted arrival.

The Evening Standard notes the landings are the first unescorted ones in about a year. Other coverage frames the development as part of an emerging pattern of small-boat arrivals that avoid immediate Border Force intervention. All sources describe the authorities’ response as ordering a review, without detailing specific conclusions or broader policy changes.

While the central facts are consistent—two unescorted small-boat arrivals within a short period, Border Force evasion, and an ordered review—outlets differ mainly in emphasis. The Evening Standard highlights the “first unescorted landings for a year” point, whereas other reports focus more broadly on the new incident and the review response. No source provides additional details here on routes, numbers of people, or the timeframe of the review.