A plan to solve to Europe's refugee crisis. Central to it is Turkey - a country that hosts around 3 million refugees from Syria alone - and is a major transit point for those trying to reach Europe. In return for more money - Turkey will take back failed asylum seekers - exchanging them like for like with Syrian refugees. European leaders hope this will help stem the influx of migrants into the EU. But while this idea may provide a solution for Europe - what about the people most affected by this crisis - those fleeing violence and persecution in their own countries? And as more barriers are put in their way - why will it stop them trying? Today's newsmakers are the refugees.
