After crossing the Alpine Mountain pass, the six Brits travel to Calais to meet refugees who are determined to make illegal dinghy crossings to the UK. In makeshift camps scattered along the coast, the shocked Brits meet adults and children who are living in terrible conditions, including a Sudanese refugee surviving in a tent hidden in the bushes by the roadside, who's attempted the crossing four times. His devastating story shocks Jess, and they form an unlikely bond. As night falls, the group witness a desperate attempt by refugees to flee France in a small boat. The police intercept them, and the Brits confront some harsh realities when they meet a family who were forced overboard by fellow refugees. At a lorry park, the Brits meet two Sudanese boys who are trying to stow away in trucks, seeking safety and hope. Nathan meets a fellow lorry driver who struggles with the daily challenge of desperate migrants repeatedly risking everything to climb into his truck. Finally, the Brits undertake one last boat crossing, to the UK, where they can reflect on their journey. Has it changed their minds about immigration, or have they held firm to their original beliefs?
