ITV News Correspondent Dan Rivers and News Editor Jonathan Wald joined a night crawl with the part-UK funded teams on the French coast.

ITV News joins French patrol as they stop group of migrants bidding to get to UK

Dover MP Charlie Elphicke said the report from ITV News was extremely concerning and the French need to "do their bit". 

Questions raised for authorities after nine migrants travel from Calais to Dover

There are an estimated 300 daily attempts to board lorries as the French president ramped up pressure on Britain to take more people in.

Despite the 'Jungle' being cleared a year ago, migrants still come to Calais in the hope of crossing the Channel. 

Delays in the resettlement of migrant children from Calais' "Jungle" camp are leaving some at risk of suicide, a charity has warned.

A child refugee has told ITV News he felt "heartbroken" to be accused of lying about his age after entering the UK from the Calais Jungle.

French authorities have begun transferring the remaining minors from the demolished 'Jungle' camp to reception centres around France.

With the Calais 'Jungle' camp having been "cleared" by French authorities, many migrant teenagers are now heading to Paris.

Home Secretary Amber Rudd told ITV News that the most vulnerable children from the 'Jungle' camp were going to be brought to Britain.

French officials say 33 buses carrying over 1500 migrants to nine regions in France left the "Jungle" camp on Tuesday.


Police fired tear gas on migrants as flames lit up the 'jungle' camp on its final night before it is razed and its residents dispersed.

The Home Office was offered the help of specialist social workers in August but rejected it, it has been claimed.

The children are among around 70 new young arrivals to arrive in Britain under the landmark Dubs amendment. 

ITV News has seen an email sent by a Home Office official which admits some centres chosen to home refugees are run by inexperienced staff.

More than two-thirds of refugees who claimed to be children turned out to be adults when their ages were assessed, Home Office figures show.