Hello and welcome to assignment on the BBC World Service.

So, with a Sudanese party going on inside there tonight.

Should we have a look inside, see what's going on?

Yeah, why not?

Sudanese music in a Sudanese party.

This is not Sudan.

It's Europe.

On the north coast of France, a short ferry ride from the British coast.

This is the Calais Jungle, from a few

tenths on a former chemical dumping ground near the port to a huge functioning

camp that attracted nearly 10,000 migrants from all over the world, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Sudan, Iraq,

Afghanistan, Syria, Gambia, all with one aim to reach the UK by whatever means.

Maybe when someone went to UK,

they're making for him party.

So if somebody made it to the UK, they celebrate.

And tonight, somebody's made it.

Maybe somebody made it.

I'm Gavin Lee and I've reported from the jungle ever since it first appeared two years ago,

a place of both desperation and opportunism,

where aid workers desires to help those in distress, were mixed with routine theft and

violence.

Last week, it all came to an end. This is how the last days unfolded.

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