A man who piloted an “overloaded and vulnerable” dinghy across the English Channel on which four people drowned has been found guilty of manslaughter in a landmark case. In the first prosecution of its kind, a jury at Canterbury Crown Court also convicted Ibrahima Bah of facilitating a breach of immigration law. It took the six men and six women just over 19 hours to deliver their verdicts today (Monday, February 19) at what was a retrial. The original jury was discharged at the same court in July last year after they were unable to reach a decision on the same charges. Although those who pilo…