i'm damien mcguinness. thanks very much for joining us.ramme today, the asylum seekers who hoped for britain but ended up in cyprus in norway, are child protection . services overstepping the line? and urban gardening along the ancient city walls of istanbul. the big issue facing europe right now is of course the refugee crisis. and what's interesting is how different european countries are reacting to it. here in germany a lot of the people i've been talking to say

i'm damien mcguinness. thanks very much for joining us.the programme today, the asylum seekers who hoped for britain but ended up in cyprus in norway, are child protection . services overstepping the line? and urban gardening along the ancient city walls of istanbul.

i'm damien mcguinness. great you could join us.n today's program -- is london the new promise land for france's jews? in ukraine, a new iron curtain as defense from russia, and austrians rediscover the ancient belief of shamanism. the reverberations from last year's terror attacks in france are being felt right across europe. here in germany, i've definitely sensed more nervousness about a possible similar attack here. recently in berlin, for example, i was on an underground train, and there was a news flash on the tv screens there about a suspected terror attack on berlin's alexanderplatz. in the end, it was a false alarm. but i have to say that at the time, everyone looked distinctly nervous. not surprising since we'd actually stopped at alexanderplatz station when the headline flashed up. in london, meanwhile, one very different consequence of the french attacks, some of which were anti-semitic, is that increasing numbers of jewish people are leaving france, and moving to britain. we've been to meet a few of them to find out why

i'm damien mcguinness. great you could join us. today's program -- is london the new promise land for france's jews? in ukraine, a new iron curtain as defense from russia, and austrians rediscover the ancient belief of shamanism. the reverberations from last year's terror attacks in france are being felt right across europe. here in germany, i've definitely sensed more nervousness about a possible similar attack here. recently in berlin, for example, i was on an underground train,

i'm damien mcguinness. thanks very much for joining us.n the programme today, the asylum seekers who hoped for britain but ended up in cyprus in norway, are child protection . services overstepping the line? and urban gardening along the ancient city walls of istanbul. the big issue facing europe right now is of course the refugee crisis. and what's interesting is how different european countries are reacting to it. here in germany a lot of the people i've been talking to say that europe has a responsibility to take in refugees. despite protests from some anti-migrant groups, mainstream society still appears to back the government's stance that europe needs to help. but when i hear the debate back in my home country of britain, you get the feeling that most british people regard it as a problem for the rest of europe to solve. and it's because of this anti-migrant sentiment in the uk that some asylum seekers have found themselves marooned on a british military base in cyprus. legally on british soil. but in reality far away from the britis