Hungary bows to EU court on migrant prisons

Hungary has backed down in its clash with EU courts on asylum seekers, after letting people out of barbed-wire compounds called "transit zones" on its southern border in line with a court ruling. "I might start running for kilometres. It's so good to feel free," one man, who had been locked up for months, told Reuters. A senior Hungarian official had earlier said Budapest did "not accept" the verdict.