First up---Children are amongst the hundreds of migrants that had been removed from a makeshift camp in the north of France. Many of the people who are living in the camp are from Afghanistan and other war torn countries, and having been trying to get into Britain illegally. Some people are angry that the migrants have been forced to leave and they turned up at the camp to protest.
The camp, which is near the northern poor town of Calais, is known as the juggle. That''s because it''s renounced as being a dangerous and unclean area. Some charities that support refugees are pleased that the camp has been closed because they don''t think it provides a safe space for migrants. But they say the authorities have to find out alternative for the people who have left with no where to go. The UK-based refugee council wants Britain to accept the migrants, particularly children with families in the UK.

But the French authorities say every migrant will be able to apply to stay or will be given help to return home.