Arrivals by small boats across the Channel continue to build toward a reported milestone of 200,000 crossings since the start of the current crisis period. One outlet reports that more than 400 people arrive on Sunday, raising the running total to 199,828. It also says additional migrants reach Dover on Monday, indicating the total is poised to pass 200,000 shortly. The reporting ties the crossings figure to efforts involving funding sent to France to try to prevent crossings, describing these payments as reaching “hundreds of millions of pounds.” The articles do not provide further breakdowns on nationalities, routes, or the number of vessels involved, nor do they specify how the total is calculated. Overall, the shared information across the provided sources is that Sunday’s arrivals push the cumulative count close to 200,000, and that further arrivals are recorded in Dover immediately afterward.