A new Sangatte-style camp opened in Calais yesterday, offering three-course meals cooked by a Michelin restaurant chef to thousands of migrants. The 12-acre centre will provide beds, showers, toilets, a laundry service and medical facilities for the 2,500 migrants sleeping rough in the French port town. There will also be 168 power points for them to charge their mobile phones so they can ‘call their relatives back home and those already in Britain’. Scroll down for video The new camp will provide migrants with three course meals at a cost of £2.30 each, pictured The three-course meals will be seasoned with imported spices to make the migrants ‘feel at home’. Incredibly, the meals will cost £2.30 each – three times more than the British Government spends on primary school meals.
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Three-star Michelin chef Christophe Duchene is cooking for the migrants
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His newly installed kitchen will prepare 1,500, three-course meals every day
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Each meal costs £2.30 - three times that spent on Primary school lunches
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The 12-acre site is being partly funded by the British taxpayer
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