BBC News (Free subscription) | 10/22/2009
Andrew Hosken returns to' the jungle' migrant camp outside Calais to find out what has happened to the migrants and why Calais is the town most people are happy to pass through on their way somewhere else somewhere else.
From Our Own Correspondent (Free subscription) | 10/22/2009
Mohammed Hanif on Abba songs and Taliban attacks in Pakistan; Jonathan Fryer talks to Kurds in Turkey; Chris Simpson on how the health system is failing women in the Central African Republic; Susie Emmett meets the Maasai pastoralists struggling with drought in Kenya; and Andrew Hosken visits the French port where many pass by but few stay: Calais.
Britannia Radio (Free subscription) | 10/16/2009
IN THE JUNGLE, THE BULLDOZED JUNGLE....the illegal immigrant sleeps tonight! Did anyone catch Andrew Hosken'stake on the plight of all those poor illegal migrants hitherto gathered together in "the jungle" at Calais but now scattered a bit further by the wicked Frencg? How one-sided was that? These illegals are continually portrayed as victims and never a mention of the reason...
