French fire and rescue services respond after migrants attempt to cross the English Channel off the coast of Berck in northern France amid warnings about strong currents. The Evening Standard reports that around 40 people try to make the crossing on Monday morning. Rescuers intervene in response to the attempt and bring those in difficulty to safety. Both sources indicate the operation takes place near Berck in the Pas-de-Calais region and that authorities have issued alerts relating to hazardous sea conditions, including strong current warnings. While the provided Belfast Telegraph excerpt does not add additional details beyond the same overall event, the available reporting aligns on the location, timing and broad scale of the attempted crossing. The accounts do not specify nationalities, injuries, or the precise circumstances beyond the fact that the rescue is triggered during an attempted Channel crossing in conditions described as dangerous by French authorities.