Debating the RNLI's Role in Modern Rescues

This chapter critically examines the evolving role of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) amidst rising immigration issues and its humanitarian efforts in rescuing individuals in the English Channel. The speakers express concerns over the organization's perceived shift from life-saving missions to facilitating migrant crossings, questioning the implications for local communities and broader social policies. Additionally, they engage with listener feedback and reflect on personal tributes, providing a multifaceted perspective on a prominent societal issue.