EU divisions over migration deepen at ‘bitter’ Brussels summit to discuss last week’s storming of Spanish enclave Cueta by 60,000 migrants, with countries rounding on Madrid as tensions further boil over
- 60,000 migrants stormed Spanish enclave Ceuta last week
- Brussels summit on the crisis turned tense and divisive
- EU states criticised Spain's handling of the border crisis
Divisions between European Union member states over migration policy deepened at a tense summit in Brussels, convened to discuss the storming of the Spanish enclave of Ceuta by around 60,000 migrants the previous week. The gathering, described as "bitter", saw several countries criticise Madrid's handling of the border…