Did anyone else watch the two episodes about this? We were really impressed by what has been done for I think, 80,000 refugees fleeing from Syria. It is not a good place to live, but better than the one from which the fled, and so much it appears to be being done by the Jordanian authorities, and various charities, that these people now have food and water and a basic roof over their heads. Their resilience is remarkable, and unbelievably, some of them want to return to their native country - but what, if anything, is left of that? 5,000 babies have been born since the camp was set up, and it continues to sprawl. Where will it all end, I wonder.