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

Some light relief at Budapest migrant camppublished at 10:42
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Volunteers await migrants in Viennapublished at 10:30
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Syrian boy buried in Kobanepublished at 10:16
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Migrants 'plan to walk from Hungary to Austria'published at 10:09
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What now for Hungarian government?published at 09:47
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Drowned boy's body taken back to Syriapublished at 09:40
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'These people are seeking asylum from war'published at 09:21
Yasmine Nahlawi, from the Centre for Syrian Studies in the UK, has been talking to the BBC this morning about the migrant crisis.
She said the British government had a responsibility to help not just those in refugee camps, but those trying to cross the Mediterranean to western Europe.
"They are our responsibility. We cannot turn our face away from their plight. And we will have to accept some of them."
"At the end of the day these people are victims. We're talking about people who are seeking asylum from war, from death."
A family's journey from Syria to Hungarypublished at 09:14
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The BBC's Matthew Price, external has been speaking to a Syrian family from Homs who have made a four-year journey to a camp in Hungary.
Hamza, an English teacher and mother-of-three, fled with her engineer husband, two daughters of 14 and 18, and 8-year-old son.
The family spent time in Damascus before moving on to Lebanon and Turkey, then travelled to Greece in a rubber dinghy, and have since journeyed through Macedonia and into Hungary.
“All the governments make this war on Syria," said Hamza. "They put their hands in everything, even in the war, and now they have prevented us from going to their countries."
Hamza says she will "try and try and try” to get her family to Germany.
You can listen to the interview in full here.