Summary: The front pages of British newspapers have been dominated by one story these last few weeks - migrants trying to get into the country through the Channel Tunnel that connects the UK with France. The tone of some of that coverage has characterised these individuals - many fleeing cash-strapped or war-torn countries - as posing a threat to both British resources and security. When you break down the relatively low number of migrants entering the UK, the amount of attention this story gets in the mainstream media may seem disproportionate. And the way that it is covered says more about the political agendas of the news outlets doing the reporting than about the story that needs to be told. Given the current political climate in Europe with the rise of right-wing, anti-immigrant parties across the continent this is a story that needs to be contextualised and its terminology analysed. Talking us through the story is writer and broadcaster Richard Seymour; Arun Kundani, the author of The End of Tolerance; Jonathan Portes, an Economist journalist; and Fatima Manji, a reporter with Channel 4 News in the UK. Cuban bloggers and their quest for freedom of expression With the diplomatic thaw taking place between Havana and Washington, The Listening Post examined what it means for the Cuban media landscape. In our third and final segment on this story we take a look at the growing community of dissident bloggers and journalists in the country. Subscribe to our channel http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/AJEnglish Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/aljazeera Check our website http://www.aljazeera.com
