EU leaders pledge extra €1 billion to tackle refugee crisis
The "greatest tide" of refugees is yet to come, Europe's leaders have been warned as they pledged another €1 billion (£733 million) to tackle the crisis.
Heads of state were locked in talks for more than five hours in Brussels as they attempted to overcome divisions and find a unified response.
Speaking after the emergency summit, European Council president Donald Tusk said while they had taken a step in the right direction, the policy of "open doors and windows" must be corrected.
Prime Minister David Cameron - who committed an extra £115 million in aid - said a "comprehensive approach" was needed to solve the crisis.
