The normal method would be for them to travel on passports from an EU country. They have free access across Europe then.
A very important point. If the two men were identified coming through Gatwick, it is impossible that the police do not know what kind of visa they were travelling on. Something is very wrong here - ties in with the fact that the photos released are not UK visa standard photos.https://twitter.com/NeilClark66/status/1037338991991971848 …
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I thought we had better liars than this.
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Or maybe it was just the police officer answering the question at the press conference that didn't know. They had to show passports at Gatwick, so their entry was logged.
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@SKinnock may have the answer. He seems to be up in the Russian intelligence field!Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Aren't those two Russian fake aliases the names of two of the meerkats in that price comparison advert?
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Presumably the fake personas were tailored to fit the visa requirements.
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In an earlier tweet you said that the photos were now ok- make your mind up
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@AliBunkallSKY thinks thats a russian problem not a british immigration problem
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