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He helps drag the boat back to shore. everyone on board is likely to have paid between one and 3000 euros for the passage. it's late in the season, when fares are cheaper, and poorer migrants tend to travel. not everyone on board seems to have a life jacket. 0ne kicks at the water as he goes. the officer filming says he can hear a baby crying. seconds later, the baby appears, in a bobble hat to dull the cold of the channel crossing. the boat, thought to have been custom—made, is confiscated. the migrants themselves walk away, back to their camps, to try again. that night, french patrols stop...

It doesn't take long for one man to realise the game is up and jump out. he helps drag the boat back to shore. everyone on board is likely to have paid between one and 3000 euros for the passage. it's late in the season, when fares are cheaper, and poorer migrants tend to travel. not everyone on board seems to have a life jacket. 0ne kicks at the water as he goes. the officer filming says he can hear a baby crying. seconds later, the baby appears, in a bobble hat to dull the cold of the channel crossing. the boat, thought to have been custom—made, is confiscated. the migrants themselves walk...

Baby crying. seconds later, the baby appears in a bobble hat to delve the cold of the channel crossing. the boat, thought to have been custom—made, is confiscated. the migrants themselves walk away, back to their camps, to try again. that night, french patrols stopped almost 200 migrants from crossing the channel. but three times as many people did make it to the uk. so what would it take to stop them? we've come to the eurotunnel cited coghill to the eurotunnel cited coghill to find out. to the eurotunnel cited coghill to find out-— to find out. again you can see there is another— to fi...

Author’s latest creation has monstrously funny secret ');  '); A HENLEY children’s author has written the first in a projected five-book series for younger readers. Robin Bennett’s With illustrations by Tom Tinn-Disbury, the 176-page paperback tells the story of Max, a nine-year-old boy with a most unusual superpower. Whenever he burps, he turns into a huge dustbin-eating monster who runs around Oxford city centre bending statues into different shapes. Robin, who lives in Queen Street, first came up with the idea for the character three years ago and was encouraged by the reaction of...

♪ >> anthony: we walk the highlands for hours. our stalker, stephen, finally identifies a red stag of suitable age and size. one ready, in the parlance, to be taken off the hill. getting into range without scaring him off, however, is another challenge. >> stephen: we're just gonna come back 'round --. >> anthony: we need to circle around the mountain to close the distance. >> stephen: anyway, there's not a lot i can do, you know? you've got to get past them like -- so we'll go slowly. just pretend we're hikers at the moment. >> a.a.: yeah. has anyone got a bobble hat? [ laughter ] >> anthon...