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Wago do make various connectors for 10mm cable but I'm not sure if any of them would be rated for an MF connection.

Why don't you want to use crimps?
 
10mm butt connectors a hydraulic crimper and heat shrink in an enclosure would be my go to, or one of the click oval jbs if its accessible? I hate joining anything though and renew where possible 😅
If accessible I would go for either of these as you say (Click WA220 or Knightsbridge SN8470) as they have the double screw terminals that always seem more reliable (like the old Wylex boards):
 

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