As it happened: Migrant crisis updates - 4 September 2015

Summary

More than 1,000 migrants set out to march 100 miles from Budapest to Austria
Prime ministers of Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia reject a quota system for accepting migrants proposed by Germany
Some migrants moved to refugee camp from Bicske train station, near Budapest, following stand-off with police
Clash between right wing extremists and refugees waiting outside Keleti station in Budapest
David Cameron: UK will spend additional £100m on aid for Syrians in the Middle East
Body of drowned Syrian boy buried in Kobane

Live Reporting

Josephine McDermott, Caroline McClatchey, Mike Hills and Mario Cacciottolo

Bicske is 'calm'published at 20:06
A Hungarian journalist reports that peace has returned to Bicske, where there was a stand-off between Hungarian police and hundreds of migrants, who refused to leave a train.
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Marching in the darkpublished at 19:13
The BBC's Matthew Price is with migrants attempting to walk from Hungary to Austria.
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Public comes to aid of marcherspublished at 18:33 British Summer Time 4 September 2015
Volunteers amuse refugee children with bubblespublished at 18:33 British Summer Time 4 September 2015
Bicske train stand-off refugees escorted awaypublished at 18:31 British Summer Time 4 September 2015
Watch footage of Hungary marchpublished at 18:15 British Summer Time 4 September 2015
You can watch the feed of the march recorded by our correspondent Matthew Price on Periscope, external.
Warnings for Hungary marchers as night approachespublished at 18:13 British Summer Time 4 September 2015
'I want to go to Germany'published at 17:28 British Summer Time 4 September 2015
A Libyan graduate tells the BBC why he is willing to risk his life with people traffickers to get to Germany.
Increased police presence at Budapest stationpublished at 16:49
BBC news producer Ron Brown is at Keleti railway station
The cartoonists' take on growing crisispublished at 16:52
Image source, As-Safir
The cartoon above has been getting a lot of attention on social media since it was published in several Middle Eastern newspapers, external.
It depicts Alan Kurdi, the three-year-old Syrian boy who died during his family's attempt to cross the Mediterranean from Turkey earlier this week.
Rafat al-Khateeb, the artist behind it, told the Independent, external: "The main idea [behind the cartoon] is that a child does not know about war and crime.
"The child knows one thing only.That the whole world is responsible for his death."
The image is one of several cartoons that have caught the attention of people on social media this week - but not all of them are new. This one below is from 2014 but has been shared hundreds of time in recent days.
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Migrants leaving stationary train in Hungary?published at 15:54
Earlier, there were reports that riot police were preparing to move in on migrants camped out in a stationary train at Bicske station in Hungary.
Now it seems a large crowd of those migrants have chosen to pre-empt the police operation and flee, with the journalist below posting footage that shows dozens marching down train tracks.
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Migrants marching out of Budapestpublished at 15:11
A New York Times reporter in Hungary's capital tweets:
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Hungarian police moving in on migrant train?published at 14:41
A BBC News producer at Bicske train station tweets:
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Migrants 'fear police will clear train'published at 14:32
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Nick Thorpe, external, the BBC's correspondent at the station in Bicske, says police appear to be gathering around the train.
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Walking through Budapest's migrant camppublished at 13:58
Hundreds of migrants are still camped out at Budapest's Keleti railway station in the hope of getting on trains to other parts of Europe.
Hungarian police reopened the station to migrants on Thursday after shutting it off for two days - but all trains to western Europe have been cancelled.
You can see what conditions at the makeshift camp are like in the video tour below by the BBC's Matthew Price, external.
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Migrants begin walking from Hungary to Austriapublished at 12:52
The call by Hungary's foreign minister for migrants to leave the Keleti train station in Budapest appears to have been heeded by some - although they say they're walking to Austria rather than camps inside Hungary.
Buzzfeed News reporter Hussein Kesvan, externali is walking with the group.
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'We are not terrorists'published at 12:20
A New York Times correspondent in Budapest tweets:
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Migrants 'jump gate at Hungary camp'published at 12:02
An ITV News correspondent in Bicske tweets:
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No movement at Hungary train stationpublished at 11:35
A BBC News producer in Bicske tweets:
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There's a slightly surreal feeling to the situation at Bicske station in Hungary today as hundreds of migrants continue to refuse to get off a stationary train.
The train left Budapest yesterday - with those on board unsure of its destination - but it came to a halt in Bicske and migrants were asked to disembark and get on buses that would take them to a nearby refugee camp.
One of those on the train told the Reuters news agency that conditions on board were "so bad".
Another person who has travelled from Syria said: "We have war in our country and we've come to get our freedom here in Europe. Where is the human rights? Where is the United Nations?"
How #refugeeswelcome spread across worldpublished at 11:15
Twitter has put together a nice interactive map, external showing who was tweeting using the #refugeeswelcome hashtag this week.
The hashtag appears to have been very popular in Germany, which is the preferred destination of many of the migrants.
Jenny Hill, external, the BBC's Berlin correspondent, has taken a closer look at how Germany is dealing with the migrant crisis here.
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