In the last week of August, 2015, German Chancellor Angela Merkel – alone and without consultation – beckoned over a million asylum seekers to cross the border into Germany with few checks and less questions asked. They didn’t stop there.
In the decade since millions of illegal migrants have flooded Europe and fanned out into every country on the continent and onwards across the English Channel by boat to the UK.
I did a series of stories and one that most defines the time involved standing on Keleti railway station in the capital Budapest and chatting to the arrivals before writing of my findings.
I quickly surmised just what Europe was…
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