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Half past six on wednesday. coming up on the programme this morning. we've got the man of the moment on the sofa. kevin sinfield — sir kev to his growing army of fans — will bejoining us for a chat after those incredible scenes in leeds yesterday. # you only get one shot, so make it count. jls are back on tour, and they're about to release a new album, eight years after putting the band on ice. the boys will be here to tell us more just before nine o'clock. and what makes the northumberland border town of hexham the uk's happiest place to live? not the weather, it would seem! we'll find ou...

>> oh, if i can enter, i will enter, yes. and i help the people there. i try to help the people and i try to do something with the resistance against the government. >> reporter: the rush of refugees has already overwhelmed the network of temporary camps and shelters set up by the tunisian government. as the wind kicks up, this growing army of stranded foreign workers is left camping in the dirt, victims of the storm that is transforming the middle east. ivan watson, cnn, on the tunisian/libyan border. the problem of refuges fleeing unrest is a lot bigger than just libya. it's bigger than no...

I don't know. i don't know. among the refugees, there's one man who wants to go into libya. he left the regime 22 years ago and until now has never gone back. >> i help the people there. this has overwhelmed the network of temporary shelters set up by the tunisian government. as the wind kicks up, this growing army of stranded foreign workers is left camping in the dirt. victims of the storm that is transforming the middle east. >> wolf, there are about 14,000 people across the border yesterday. but so far only the capacity to