Calais, 10 years after the Jungle: Migrants still risk the Channel crossing

We've come to Calais to find out what's changed since the police dismantled what was then known as the big jungle migrant camp here on the outskirts of the city. That was 10 years ago. There were thousands of people living here then. There was a mosque, a church, a library inside the camp. Today, there's absolutely nothing left. The area, as you can see behind me, is a kind of nature reserve now. but there are dozens of smaller jungle camps which are kind of scattered across a wider area of the northern French coastline police here in France they continue to dismantle those camps but that has not slowed the number of migrants who are coming here and have that same dream they want to cross the channel and reach the UK