The first twenty migrant children from the jungle camp have arrived in Devon.
The site in Calais, which is due to be demolished this week, is thought to have held thousands of men, women and children.
Up to 70 are arriving at a temporary facility near Torrington, which has been established by Devon County Council. The authority is working with the Home Office, the police and the NHS on housing the youngsters.
South West Water will have ‘very hard’ questions to answer, says Health Secretary
Victoria Atkins says 46 people have officially reported symptoms of cryptosporidium, so far
Water CEO apologises for contamination
22 cases of cryptosporidium have been confirmed in Brixham
South Devon water bug could last a week
Compensation of £15 offered
Devoncast - Mayoral mayhem, Bronze Age bounty and a river wrangle
The latest Devoncast podcast is out now
Duo charged over girls death at Exeter nightclub
A 16-year-old died after taking MDMA in Move
Radio Exe has largest-ever audience
Devon station continues to grow
