Nato 'ring of steel' fences sent to Calais to stop immigrants
Britain will send the fences used at the Nato summit to Calais in an effort to stop illegal immigrants getting into Britain from the French port.
The immigration minister James Brokenshire said the move is part of a bid to send a message that the UK is "no soft touch" for migrants.
Writing in the Sunday Telegraph, the minister said the new fencing would replace the "inadequate" fencing currently in place, and added that a hope would be to create secure parking for legal travellers to wait without the threat of hassle from any disruption.
