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

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

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Calais jungle. This is the heart of the jungle The

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

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

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

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

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was the last time you saw a garage in London?

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

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

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which comes from Beachy head near Eastbourne. Train passengers who

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

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

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

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

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

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

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world where anything and evdrything This is a hidden side

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of the internet most Welcome to the dark web and today

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I'm shopping for Like any normal online shop,

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there are customer reviews, testimonials from people happy

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

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

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the criminals' online favourite currency, now

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

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

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

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

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

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

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busiest and most expensive routes? Gatwick Airport

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into London Victoria. They may be criminals

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lurking on the dark web, but their customer service

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is outstanding. True to form, a week

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later and my new fake But could I really travel

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

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here and we are going to become commuters for the morning

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

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

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

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

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

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up getting rumbled? The instructions on the dark web

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

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

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probably be arrested A sobering thought that gets

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one's heart pumping. straight way through,

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

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

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

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into London Victoria. No ticket inspectors on this service

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

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

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at the barrier. My first rush hour commute

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using my fake season ticket. Back at Gatwick I just

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strolled through. Gatwick to London

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Victoria and return without a hitch, but can I really

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

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

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

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

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

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

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companies need to tighten up procedures a bit,

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and have someone checking through codes on tickets to make

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sure is indeed legitimate. But with so many staff workhng

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different shifts would anyone spot that my ticket

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

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

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

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

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

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companies and he agreed to take But what did he think

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of our fake tickets? Very good, very very,

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

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

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

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trained at spotting counterfeit But to Mike's trained eye

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there WAS something about mx ticket Well there's something

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

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

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lives harder. that we could buy

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this sort of ticket? It tends to be

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wealthy individuals just But who is making and selling

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

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

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know just like his tickets His Dark Web name is Paul

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

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doing is illegal. What came back took me

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by complete surprise. Or a cynical attempt to get public

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

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

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we are all paying the price Legitimate fare payers would be

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

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

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

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One things for sure, whilst happy to blame the poor

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performing rail companies for the demand for his fake tickets,

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

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

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

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

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are manufactured and how opdrate and kind insight knowledge find

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So Paul our fake ticket man is untraceable?

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Could British Transport Police track him down?

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They are protected by technhcal measures that I imagine the BTP

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

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

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

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How much trouble could I have got into?

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You have power of arrest, don't you?

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

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

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

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

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are either on fake tickets or dodging the full fare.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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is due to start sometime thhs afternoon and after that,

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

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reported that the so-called Calais The protesters put up

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the greatest resistance, cleaning onto the migrants `s

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

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they have managed to remove all migrants from here and only

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

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

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

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

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camp matched its scale. 30 times larger than the first

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

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

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

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

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

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of the jungle camps has changed But the squalid conditions,

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

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

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not for other countries. I come from Afghanistan

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

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to England? Seriously?

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Seriously, yes. Why does everyone want to go to

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

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they just heard UK, they have heard about UK,

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they want to go to UK. But why?

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

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because everybody has different But why do you seek your life

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

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

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

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the opportunity to leave and the promise

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After queueing for hours, there were flash points.

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

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Migrants arrive here and thdn they come over here.

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

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

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of the Sudanese want to go to the Nantes area.

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

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

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on to what had become their normal way of life.

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

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People here playing cricket, enjoying themselves.

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

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

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

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to stop the fire spreading into the camp in general.

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

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So everyone is just destroyhng their own things before thex go

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Because it is so close into everything else?

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

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They are leaving everything that they have, the one hopd

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so it's theirs to destroy it

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

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Recycling buildings for othdr refugee camps around the world.

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We are just dismantling the gym as the camps,

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people are leaving the camp and some of the buildings

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

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them out to Lebanon, to the camps there to

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

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

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

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

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

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Will bigger bulldozers be brought in maybe tomorrow or later

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We are a woman! We are a woman!

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Rarely have women's voices been heard here.

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A plea not to be moved to centres across France.

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

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For example, me, nobody is helping me, nobody

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

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

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

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No one is seeking outside in England.

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-- no one is sleeping outside in England.

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

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

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

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

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Originally from Afghanistan, Easy got his nickname in England.

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

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to visit his sick mother in Afghanistan, he lost

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We definitely don't have places to live.

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I am going to stick around and go somewhere today.

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There are fires everywhere now in the jungle.

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

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It is really dangerous because the tents are packed

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Cutting through the roar of the fire, migrants

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

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This one is sort of smouldering at the moment.

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There are more fires over there and the French Fire Brigade

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You can see the jet of water overhead.

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

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

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there are many buildings whhch have also burned down.

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This morning, most of the Main Street was burned down

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But these are the last shops to burn down now.

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And with wind behind them, it is spreading really quitd

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

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We have been told to leave by the French police.

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

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anyone going into the jungld, probably to try and get

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their things, because it is now becoming too dangerous.

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

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

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sight for the migrant crisis across Europe.

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

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

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as Mark Jordan reports. For several years now,

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

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

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

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goodbye to London. They call them HAGS -

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the pioneering Hipsters, artists and gays down from London -

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

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

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

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are looking for. Six bed, two reception rooms -

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

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

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

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

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along with 50 others - struggling to buy this

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East London flat. Now the East London crowd

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seem to have followed All I knew was it was bit

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

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

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Wing. If you don't need to work

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

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

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

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time you saw I think London will regret

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being so expensive - it's forced out a lot

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of young artistic people, especially East London,

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who made London what it was. Paul Firbank quit Hackney

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

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

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

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

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

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of commercial properties perfect for running businesses from -

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undervalued and under-loved. Even Dreamland has creaked back

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into life but many ghosts We know virtually every studio

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

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

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dozens of London arrivals James is a musician

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and music producer. It's almost becoming clean,

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

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

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

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

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information about the progr`mme visit our live pages on the website.

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And you can watch the progr`mme again on BBC I play. This is the

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last in the current series but don't worry, we will be back in the New

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Year. Thank you for watching and we will see you in January.

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