- The English Channel, also called the Channel and La Manche in French, is a narrow sea of the Atlantic Ocean between the southern coast ...
- Coach Craig recently completed a solo English Channel swim and his Triple Crown of Open water Swimming. Get ready for some fun English Channel FAQ!
- The deepest part of the English Channel is located to the north of a place called Guernsey and is around 180 meters deep with is a bit less than one mile.
- 4 migrants die while attempting to cross the English Channel from northern France. <p>A Border Force boat in the English Channel (Gareth Fuller/PA)</p>.
- There are around 500 ships which arrive in English Channel every single day. The English Channel Facts 6: an accident in English Channel.
- In 1974 a Welsh coracle piloted by Bernard Thomas of Llechryd crossed the English Channel to France in 13½ hours.
- English Club TV is a unique educational channel for those who want to learn and improve their English.
- The English Channel, sometimes just called the Channel, is the part of the North Atlantic Ocean that separates England from France.
- Four migrants die as small boat capsizes in English Channel. Children among migrants brought ashore in Dover as Channel crossings continue.