Inside the Little Church in the Jungle: BBC films Songs of Praise at touching chapel Ethiopian migrants have made in Calais camp , Daily Mail

• BBC filming Songs of Praise from a migrant camp in Calais
• Producers have started shooting at Ethiopian Orthodox Church in camp
• Full crew is expected to arrive at the 'Jungle' camp over the weekend 
• MPs and viewers have blasted the decision to film during ongoing crisis

The BBC’s flagship religious show Songs of Praise is being filmed at a touching chapel within a migrants’ camp in Calais, it has emerged.

Producers have already spent two days shooting an episode at a makeshift Ethiopian Orthodox Church in the 'Jungle' camp, which will be broadcast on a date to be finalised.

And the full crew for Songs of Praise is due to arrive at the centre of the 5,000-strong camp this weekend - but host Aled Jones said he would not be present.

This comes amid a worsening crisis which has seen nine people lose their lives after thousands of migrants stormed the Channel Tunnel in a desperate attempt to build a new life in Britain.

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Comment:

From being politically neutral  and promoting Christian values,  I’ve noticed recently that  Songs of Praise is promoting a left wing agenda and calling Christian Values not relevant.