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There are around 51,000 people who are said to have died trying to reach Europe since 1993 but the real number could be much higher
It's a humanitarian catastrophe but have the mass drownings of people become normalised in Europe?
How much responsibility does the West bear in the displacement of millions in the first place- whether through wars or support for those involved in conflict, or through policies developed to deal with people who come seeking refuge, seeking international protection from war, persecution and poverty?

Presenter Audrey Carville in conversation with Rosamond Bennett, CEO of Christian Aid and the authors and journalists Sally Hayden and Patrick Cockburn.