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		</div><p>Hundreds of angry and frustrated asylum-seekers broke through police lines near Hungary’s southern border with Serbia and began marching north toward Budapest as European leaders debated how to share responsibility to ease the crisis.</p>
<p>Germany has promised to spend billions of euros in extra aid for those already there and those yet to arrive.</p>
<p>France weighed whether increased air strikes against so-called Islamic State militants would help to stem the flow of those fleeing Syria.</p>
<p>But the Hungarian prime minister scoffed at a proposed quota system for refugees in the 28-member European Union, saying it wouldn’t work unless Europe first secured its borders.</p>
<p>Hungary’s inability to control the flow of people across its southern border with Serbia was on graphic display today.</p>
<p>Crowds who had grown tired of waiting for buses at Hungary’s first migrant holding centre near the border village of Roszke tore down police tape, advanced down a country road and walked around rows of police trying to block them.</p>
<p>Officers offered no resistance as about half of the 500-strong crowd reached the M5 highway that connects Serbia and Hungary.</p>
<p>They headed north along the shoulder, raising their arms and chanting “Germany! Germany!”<br />
Police walked beside them as a lone helicopter monitored the marchers’ progress north as darkness fell.</p>
<p>The move mirrored Friday’s surge of people from Budapest toward Austria in a traffic-snarling tactic that forced Hungary to concede defeat and bus thousands to the Austrian border.</p>
<p>Germany’s rail company said it had carried 22,000 asylum- seekers over the weekend on more than 100 trains, a number boosted by the fact that Hungary again has dropped visa checks on foreigners buying train tickets for the wealthier countries to the west, particularly Germany.</p>
<p>Following an overnight Cabinet meeting, Germany said it would set aside 6 billion euros to boost aid for asylum-seekers and hire 3,000 more federal police.</p>
<p>It also planned to make it easier to build refugee housing and for non-German speakers to hold jobs.</p>
<p>German Chancellor Angela Merkel reflected on what she called “a moving, in some parts breathtaking weekend behind us,” when Austria and Germany threw open their borders for thousands of asylum-seekers trying to get out of Hungary.</p>
<p>She said all EU countries could help accommodate the families fleeing war and poverty.<br />
Britain and France, seen as less generous than Germany so far, overcame reluctance and stepped up their commitments.</p>
<p>The UK will resettle up to 20,000 Syrians from camps in Turkey, Jordan and Syria over the next five years.</p>
<p>French President Francois Hollande said his country would take in 24,000 refugees over the next two years.</p>
<p>To relieve the burden on Germany, he told Merkel that France would take in 1,000 of the migrants who have just arrived from Hungary. Most say they are fleeing the four-year-old civil war in Syria.</p>
<p>Saying France has to target “the causes of these horrors,” Hollande announced possible airstrikes against Islamic State targets in Syria, an idea he previously had resisted.<br />
France will send reconnaissance flights over Syria starting tomorrow, he said, and “we will be ready to strike.”</p>
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