Soundbites - UK to build a two-million pound wall in Calais to try to stop migrants jumping on to lorries leaving for Br

The transcript discusses the security challenges at the port of Calais, highlighting the ineffectiveness of physical barriers like walls and fences in stopping migrant-related issues. It emphasizes the increasing violence faced by truckers and drivers, including attacks with petrol bombs and machetes. The speaker argues for increased manpower and resources to protect drivers and manage the migrant camps, suggesting that a focus on human resources rather than physical barriers is necessary for short-term security and long-term solutions.

What are the main concerns regarding the current security measures around the port?

Why does the speaker believe that building a wall is not a viable solution?

What specific threats are drivers facing while passing through the area?

How does the speaker describe the situation for women drivers in the area?

What suggestions does the speaker provide for improving security for drivers?