Between Friday and Sunday, more than 900 migrants arrive in Britain after 13 boats cross the English Channel, according to reporting cited by the sources. The Daily Mail states that 394 people arrive on Friday, 287 arrive on Saturday, and a further 231 arrive on Sunday. Overall, the total number of arrivals reported across the weekend is 900 or more, carried in the 13 separate boats. The reporting attributes the increase in crossings to warmer weather over the period. The accounts describe a steady day-by-day pattern of arrivals rather than a single surge, with each day contributing several hundred arrivals. The sources do not provide additional details on the nationalities of those onboard, the ages of the passengers, or the locations where the boats land. They also do not specify whether all crossings were intercepted or whether any involved assistance from specific agencies. Overall, the information shared focuses on the volume of arrivals, the number of boats involved, the timing across the three days, and the weekend weather context.