A four-metre high wall is to be built in Calais to prevent migrants from entering vehicles approaching the port.
The wall - stretching one kilometre in length - will cost two million euro and be paid for by British taxpayers. It's the latest measure to beef up security there and prevent migrants climbing aboard lorries bound for the UK and Ireland.
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