There were tearful goodbyes as the last migrants left the Calais ‘jungle’, as French authorities declared the camp empty.<br /><br /> Families, women, and unaccompanied female minors were among the last few hundred residents to leave.<br /><br /> They are being bussed to processing centres where they can seek asylum in France or the UK.<br /><br /> Nearly 7,000 people have left the camp in the past ten days.<br /><br /> A diplomatic row erupted between France and Britain over who was responsible for the young refugees, after the UK accepted just a few hundred unaccompanied minors.<br /><br /> Many who have fled the war-ravaged areas such as Afghanistan or Sudan’s Darfur region, were packed onto buses, not knowing what awaits them at their next destination.<br /><br /> #CalaisJungle today, incredible to think it was once a heaving community, home to some 7K+ from around the world pic.twitter.com/p6fLPsbWvH— Maya Evans (@MayaAnneEvans) November 3, 2016<br />
