Police clear Ceuta migrants off beaches in Spanish enclave

Spanish police have begun clearing thousands of migrants from the beaches of Ceuta, an enclave on North Africa's coast, following a record influx in July. Over 72,000 people surged into the territory, but around 10,000 migrants remain. Authorities have built a new temporary camp in Ceuta's port to accommodate 1,700 people, while thousands more are sleeping rough.