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T's and C's age and eligibility restrictions and exclusions apply. Amnamodin was a 23 year old rookie journalist when she begged to be sent on her first foreign assignment to report from the refugee camp in Calais known as the jungle.

I'm astonished that they let me go.

Complete like didn't have much experience reporting.

Just kind of really went for it.

It was the first time I had crossed the channel on a ferry, the

first time that I had been to France, and the first major assignment that I had been given.

I remember just feeling incredibly nervous.

It was October 2015 and the media was full of images of desperate Syrians crossing the

Mediterranean to try to reach Europe.

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