31/10/2016 Inside Out South East

The trade in fake train tickets The actual quality of the countdrfeit is

the highest quality that I have seen in a long time. The clearance of the

Calais jungle. This is the heart of the jungle The

French Fire Brigade is a shrine to put those fires out. There `re

telling us to go out. Over xear the caravans are on fire.

The Londoners flooding to M`rgate. All I knew was that it was ` Ukip

seaside town that was run down. Durable what one of those is? When

was the last time you saw a garage in London?

I'm Natalie Graham with stories closer to home. From all around the

South East, this is inside out. Hello and welcome to the programme

which comes from Beachy head near Eastbourne. Train passengers who

travel without a ticket are committing a crime and the cost of

their actions is paid for bx the rest of us. That Inside Alt has

discovered that some people are using a new way to dodge airfares.

-- Alt. To dodge their fares. I'm off to catch a train and nip up

to town got my bag got my mobile phone and I've got my ticket thing

is all is not what it A fake ticket from a secret online

world where anything and evdrything This is a hidden side

of the internet most Welcome to the dark web and today

I'm shopping for Like any normal online shop,

there are customer reviews, testimonials from people happy

with the bogus train Well, that's our train tickdt

transaction completed onlind done, we've paid using bit-coin,

the criminals' online favourite currency, now

all we have to sit back and see One week later, an envelope arrives

with the fake tickets I've ordered. A first class return

on South Eastern and Virgin Trains. ?285.00, of course we didn't

pay that much. The price I paid on the dark web

for this fake ticket ?111. I decided to shop again,

only this time could I get ` season ticket for one of the South East's

busiest and most expensive routes? Gatwick Airport

into London Victoria. They may be criminals

lurking on the dark web, but their customer service

is outstanding. True to form, a week

later and my new fake But could I really travel

using this ticket? I've got my fake rail pass

here and we are going to become commuters for the morning

here at Gatwick. So as not to break the law,

I've purchased a real ticket too but I'll be travelling

using my FAKE monthly rail pass I paid just a hundred for it,

a saving of two hundred quid. At Gatwick, I approached

the ticket barrier. Will I make it through or whll I end

up getting rumbled? The instructions on the dark web

for using the fake are simple. Show it to the inspector

feigning genuine surprise. If I'm caught using this fake I ll

probably be arrested A sobering thought that gets

one's heart pumping. straight way through,

it beeped, it got spat out and she just let me

through the barrier, so this is how easy it is to travel

on a fake ticket from the d`rk web. So I'm on the train from Gatwick

into London Victoria. No ticket inspectors on this service

but I'm far from home and dry yet. Destination London Victoria,

but can I now get back to G`twick? Sorry, this one beeped

at the barrier. My first rush hour commute

using my fake season ticket. Back at Gatwick I just

strolled through. Gatwick to London

Victoria and return without a hitch, but can I really

use this monthly card regul`rly Well, I'm going to do

another trip to find out. But before I embark on my ndxt

journey, I met up with James Abbott, Editor of Modern Railways m`gazine

and an expert on tickets and trains. It is a very convincing forgery

and I think very difficult for rail staff at a glance to tell anything

wrong with that. shows is that perhaps the r`il

companies need to tighten up procedures a bit,

and have someone checking through codes on tickets to make

sure is indeed legitimate. But with so many staff workhng

different shifts would anyone spot that my ticket

was being rejected again? So far so good, I'm

on the Gatwick Express train. I'm allowed to go on Gatwick Express

on that one, am I? and it was very quick,

30 minutes door to door, So Mike, these are the highlights of

our journeys... is a fraud investigator for the rail

companies and he agreed to take But what did he think

of our fake tickets? Very good, very very,

very good in fact one best probably seen in a while and I've

seen quite a few. passed me but can see how would have

got passed some of the front line staff who perhaps not as well

trained at spotting counterfeit But to Mike's trained eye

there WAS something about mx ticket Well there's something

on there that shouldn't be on there and rather not say

what it is as if people who make this change it and make our

lives harder. that we could buy

this sort of ticket? It tends to be

wealthy individuals just But who is making and selling

the fake train tickets? Well, it was time to get back

on the dark Web and message the supplier of our fakes to let him

know just like his tickets His Dark Web name is Paul

and in all honesty I was After all, what he's

doing is illegal. What came back took me

by complete surprise. Or a cynical attempt to get public

sentiment on his side so he can coin it in and print hundreds of more

fakes to new customers? Whichever it is, James Abbott says

we are all paying the price Legitimate fare payers would be

annoyed because somebody is getting away with it and it accounts for

something like 3% or 4% of the revenue that is being lost hn this

way which would help keep f`res down if it were being collected.

One things for sure, whilst happy to blame the poor

performing rail companies for the demand for his fake tickets,

finding out more about the self-styled Robin Hood of rail

tickets was proving tricky, so I went to see a Dark Web expert

to find out just who Paul could be and where he was operating?

I think he shows expert knowledge in how you know train tickets

are manufactured and how opdrate and kind insight knowledge find

So Paul our fake ticket man is untraceable?

Could British Transport Police track him down?

They are protected by technhcal measures that I imagine the BTP

The dark net is more the territory of people from NCA and

So what do the rail companids think about this new, dark web

Well, the Rail Delivery Grotp, their umbrella organisation said...

How much trouble could I have got into?

You have power of arrest, don't you?

If I'd caught you using it then I could arrested you on the spot,

taken you to a police station and you could have been charged

So, yes, very serious, you could been in a lot of trouble.

Rail experts believe as manx as four out of every 100 passengers

are either on fake tickets or dodging the full fare.

These are just two very good fakes, but if you're on the train home

tonight odds are there's soleone standing in the rush hour crush

Glen Campbell reporting. Coling up, how Londoners looking for cheaper

property are moving to Kent. I'm able to move to London, -- loving,

build a studio, have a car for less than I was paying for one room in

London. One week ago, the French authorities began the process of

moving people out of the migrant camps in Calais. Our reportdr was

there to see the end of the Jungle. Home to thousands but finally,

the maze of makeshift sheltdrs And those who lived here were going

to be bussed out of Calais. The cleaning process of the site

is due to start sometime thhs afternoon and after that,

that is when the tents But this isn't the first tile I have

reported that the so-called Calais The protesters put up

the greatest resistance, cleaning onto the migrants `s

the police tried to put thel away. Within about 20 minutes,

they have managed to remove all migrants from here and only

a few protesters now remain. But as the years pass by,

new camps return, bigger and more We have just come away,

there's tear gas in the air. I can feel the burning on mx face,

where you sweat, it burns in there. But the dramatic end of the latest

camp matched its scale. 30 times larger than the first

jungle I visited, in 2009. When you can see how quicklx

the fire has spread as we rtn You can feel the temperaturd

from the fires and the whold place People are going to grab

their belongings and in manx places, It really does feel that thd jungle

is over and that many peopld Over the years, the location

of the jungle camps has changed But the squalid conditions,

personal accounts of fleeing danger and the desire to get to Brhtain,

have remained constant. I come only for UK, not for France,

not for other countries. I come from Afghanistan

to hear just for UK. You will going to die or go

to England? Seriously?

Seriously, yes. Why does everyone want to go to

England? I didn't know why, I don't know

they just heard UK, they have heard about UK,

they want to go to UK. But why?

I don't know why. I can't give you an answer

because everybody has different But why do you seek your life

would be better in the UK, rather than in France?

I don't know. For me, to stay in France, hts OK.

I'm happy to stay here in Etrope. That's why the vast majoritx took

the opportunity to leave and the promise

After queueing for hours, there were flash points.

But despite the crush and confusion, the process was largely peaceful.

Migrants arrive here and thdn they come over here.

They are given a choice of two regions where they want to go.

Apparently, most of the Afghans want to go to Paris and most

of the Sudanese want to go to the Nantes area.

After that, they go through there, they fill in their documents

Hour by hour, hundreds left, while others were trying to cling

on to what had become their normal way of life.

Strange mix of activities h`ppening in the jungle at the moment.

People here playing cricket, enjoying themselves.

Over there, some migrants h`ve set light to their homes.

As they have left them, they have burned them down.

What people are planning to do here is move caravans out of the way

to stop the fire spreading into the camp in general.

They would rather burned thdir homes than have you take their hole.

So everyone is just destroyhng their own things before thex go

Because it is so close into everything else?

Yes, but they may not be thhnking about that right now.

They are leaving everything that they have, the one hopd

so it's theirs to destroy it

Time for workers from the UK to pull out, too.

Recycling buildings for othdr refugee camps around the world.

We are just dismantling the gym as the camps,

people are leaving the camp and some of the buildings

We are going to be taking them down with a hope of sending

them out to Lebanon, to the camps there to

Just in time as the first phase of the clear up was underwax.

Calais's police chief says ht will take about a week

If they carry on at this rate, 20 people with a small diggdr

like this one over here, it is probably going to takd

So the question is, what is going to happen aftdr that?

Will bigger bulldozers be brought in maybe tomorrow or later

We are a woman! We are a woman!

Rarely have women's voices been heard here.

A plea not to be moved to centres across France.

I am sleeping for one month outside, no one helped me in Paris

For example, me, nobody is helping me, nobody

is giving me a house, nobody is asking about me.

In England, what do you think would happen in England?

I don't know. I think maybe they help me.

No one is seeking outside in England.

-- no one is sleeping outside in England.

I bumped into "Easy" yesterday, we had a cup of tea and a chat.

That people would burn the shacks down when they had to leave.

He is now showing the media the footage of it burning down

Once full of shops, most of the high Street was razed to the grotnd.

Originally from Afghanistan, Easy got his nickname in England.

He lived in Gillingham as a 12-year-old but when hd left

to visit his sick mother in Afghanistan, he lost

We definitely don't have places to live.

I am going to stick around and go somewhere today.

There are fires everywhere now in the jungle.

This is the latest, just called a blaze in the last few momdnts

It is really dangerous because the tents are packed

Cutting through the roar of the fire, migrants

Down here, there are about 20 fires that have broken out.

This one is sort of smouldering at the moment.

There are more fires over there and the French Fire Brigade

You can see the jet of water overhead.

The French Fire Brigade are trying to put those fires out,

Over here, the caravans are on fire and up the street here,

there are many buildings whhch have also burned down.

This morning, most of the Main Street was burned down

But these are the last shops to burn down now.

And with wind behind them, it is spreading really quitd

We are just leaving the jungle now as the tents, more and more

We have been told to leave by the French police.

And if you can see over herd, the French riot police stopping

anyone going into the jungld, probably to try and get

their things, because it is now becoming too dangerous.

it may be the end of the largest migrant camp France has ever seen.

But Calais remained the closest link to Britain and there is no dnd in

sight for the migrant crisis across Europe.

Now, as we know, property prices are rocketing in the capital. So where

can desperate lunge turn for help? For some, the answer lies in Kent,

as Mark Jordan reports. For several years now,

I've been tracking the shocking cost Would people ever say

enough is enough? And it's no longer just a threat -

last year over 30,000 30-solethings packed up and said

goodbye to London. They call them HAGS -

the pioneering Hipsters, artists and gays down from London -

to build a new life. 66% of people who have moved down

here have come from London. People who have sold their house in

-- flat can buy a huge housd here. Just what our pioneers

are looking for. Six bed, two reception rooms -

kitchen, over three floors ?263 500. I moved from South London and moved

here to get on the property ladder. I really appreciate what we have

here in comparison to what xou can Leanne and Matt are also quhtting

East London for Margate. Two years ago I met them -

along with 50 others - struggling to buy this

East London flat. Now the East London crowd

seem to have followed All I knew was it was bit

of a Ukip seaside town It's two months on and Leanne

and Matt's second viewing on this It's huge. Let's go on to the West

Wing. If you don't need to work

in the office you can work It's a much nicer,

calmed-down way of life herd. Durable what one of these as? A

garage? -- do you remember. When was the last

time you saw I think London will regret

being so expensive - it's forced out a lot

of young artistic people, especially East London,

who made London what it was. Paul Firbank quit Hackney

for Margate just as business boomed for his high-end industrial designs,

like chandeliers from jet engines. We're not in Stoke Newington any

more purely for financial rdasons. I think the minute the creativeness

moves out of London, It's a huge shame for London

and what it is and what it can be?. In Margate, there are lots

of commercial properties perfect for running businesses from -

undervalued and under-loved. Even Dreamland has creaked back

into life but many ghosts We know virtually every studio

operating here is full and there's We've had a 36% reduction

in unemployment, 18% more In an old picture-framing w`rehouse,

dozens of London arrivals James is a musician

and music producer. It's almost becoming clean,

like an airport terminal. I feel so much more free here -

I'm able financially to build a studio, have a flat and a car

for less than I was paying Margate starts its day as wd would

all like to do, slowly. I fdel I made the right decision. For more

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