Quotas proposed as refugees continue to arrive in Europe

The President of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, has called for compulsory quotas to be introduced to relocate 160,000 refugees who have entered Europe.

Under the plans each nation will take a set number of refugees, depending on their wealth and population.

Germany, France and Spain will relocate the majority. The UK is not part of the scheme.

James Reynolds reports on Serbia's border with Macedonia, where for months thousands of people have been trying to get into the EU.