o rla more attempt to reclaim the night. 0rla guerin, el salvador. 0rla guerin's report shows why soxico into the us, which is causing political headaches there. the bbc‘s chris buckler is on the us—mexican border. just across the border in mexico you will find many migrant families sitting effectively stranded on the edge of america and in some cases waiting months to be seen by the us authorities. in itself, that is a sign of this year numbers that are still continuing to come and both democrats and republicans except billions of dollars is needed to address the problem zero the border. they been fighting over how that money should be used —— here at the border. republicans wanted to be spent on the likes of border security and enforcement, democrats they should be spent on improving they should be spent on improving the conditions for migrants, particularly those children's detention centres where there are harrowing claims that conditions are set u nsafe harrowing claims that conditions are set unsafe and unsanitary. nancy pelosi says she will now support the republican bill whic

held in prison ever since he was ousted by the egyptian army, a year after his election in 2012. 0rla guerinhow state tv announced the death of mohammed morsi of the muslim brotherhood. no fanfare, no tributes, no mention that he was egypt's first democratically elected president. here is how he has been seen in recent years, a prisoner in the dock in a soundproof cage. it was in court today that he spoke his last words, collapsing and dying soon afterwards. condolences were offered by the president of turkey, recep tayyip erdogan, a fellow islamist and close ally. "may allah grant rest to the martyr‘s soul," he said. "history won't forget the tyrants that led to his death byjailing him and threatening him with execution." back in june 2012, when mohammed morsi won the presidency, there was hope in the airfor many in egypt. but fast—forward a year, and mass crowds were demanding his removal, branding him autocratic and inept. the army, happy to oblige abdul fattah el—sisi, who went on to become president himself. then came the first of many trials, show trials, according to critics. well, i

proud of her only son, and says this photo shows he fought for his child until his last breath. 0rla guerinn salvador. i've been speaking to the us director of human rights watch, who has been to see the conditions in the migrant detention centres. that clip is coming up in just a few minutes. let's take a look at some of the day's other news: the first of two big debates between all 20 democrat us presidential hopefuls begins in miami in the next hour. half the candidates are debating on wednesday, followed by the other half on thursday. millions of voters are expected to tune in. jane o'brien is in miami for us. jane, a lot of candidates, so presumably a very quick fire format, almost i suppose like speed dating. speed dating is exactly how the candidates themselves are describing it. they've got 60 seconds to make their pitch, 30 seconds to come back if they are attacked by any of their rivals. so it is, it is going to be fast, it is going to be furious. we are going to get a real sense of what they stand for, who these people are, because don't forget many of them are not household name

from there, our correspondent 0rla guerin sent this report.u it does contain the photograph that's emerged of the dead father and child. searching the muddy waters of the rio grande, where hidden currents can so quickly claim lives. many migrant deaths pass unnoticed or ignored. not this time. because of a single stark image with the power to shock the world. a father and baby daughter from el salvador, 0scar and valeria ramirez. her tiny arm around his neck. we met 0scar‘s grieving mother, rosa, at the family home in san salvador. she said they were poor in material things but rich in love. 0scar sent her a photo when they reached mexico. father and daughter together in life, as in death. valeria's first word was papa. she would have been two next month. when they left rosa was filled with dread. translation: as a mother, you get a feeling. i cried a lot when we said goodbye, because in my heart i felt it was going to be the last time iwould hug him. i told him i loved him very much and to take care of himself. he told me the same. he said he

the heartbreaking homecoming of a father and daughter who died in each other‘s arms. 0rla guerin, bbcorrow from our science editor david shukman, in the amazon. the rich greens of the most vibrant habitat on earth. the billions of trees store so much carbon, they help to slow down global warming. to bring these trees down to the ground, theyjust knocked them over with a bulldozer. this is happening all over the amazon to create new farmland, and the result is that the great forest has never been under such pressure. more on that tomorrow. now the sport, including a thrilling day at the cricket world cup. over to 0lly foster at the bbc sports centre. hello. england's match against india wasn't must—win but the victory means that qualification for the world cup semi—finals is now back in their hands. our sports correspondentjoe wilson was at edgbaston. any street is an opportunity. in birmingham, just a fraction of india's huge industry — cricket. india expects. well, it always does. but this world cup began with england's greatest expectations, because they can do this. the old team re

from there, our correspondent 0rla guerin sent this report.n the photograph of the dead father and child. searching the muddy waters of the rio grande, where hidden currents can so quickly claim lives. many migrant deaths pass unnoticed or ignored. not this time, because of a single stark image with the power to shock the world. a father and baby daughter from el salvador, 0scar and valeria ramirez, her tiny arm around his neck. we met 0scar‘s grieving mother, rosa, at the family home in san salvador. she said they were poor in material things, but rich in love. 0scar sent her a photo when they reached mexico, father and daughter together in life, as in death. valeria's first word was "papa." she would have been two next month. when they left, rosa was filled with dread. translation: as a mother, you get a feeling. i cried a lot when we said goodbye, because in my heart, i felt it was going to be the last time i would hug him. i told him i loved him very much, and to take care of himself. he told me the same. he said he wanted to help the whol

the heartbreaking homecoming of a father and daughter who died in each other‘s arms. 0rla guerin, bbcgreat day for the world' after he becomes the first serving us president to cross into north korea. a baby — delivered after its mother was stabbed to death — remains in a critical condition in hospital. two men have been arrested on suspicion of murder. john mcdonnell admits he is frustrated by labour's lack of progress on its brexit position. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's ben. good evening. england have bolstered their chances of making the last four at the cricket world cup by beating india by 31 runs at birmingham. it means a win in theirfinal game on wednesday will be enough regardless of results elsewhere. joe wilson reports from edgbaston. any street is an opportunity. in birmingham, justa any street is an opportunity. in birmingham, just a fraction of india's huge industry, crickets. india's huge industry, crickets. india expect, well, it always does. but this world cup began with england's the greatest expectations because they can do this. t

in this bloodstained country, one more attempt to reclaim the night. 0rla guerin, bbc news, san salvadorowed to pressure from republicans as congress approved $4 billion in emergency aid to ease the migrant crisis on the border with mexico. democrats had wanted additional language that would ensure better protections of migrant children, but conceded to republicans when they failed to get their bill through this week. the bill will be sent to president donald trump to be signed into law. north america correspondent chris buckler has more from the us—mexican border. just across this border in mexico you will find many migrant families are effectively stranded on the ed north america and in some cases waiting for months to be seen by us authorities. in itself that's the sign of the sheer numbers still continuing to come. both democrats and republicans accepted ‘s of dollars is needed to address the problems at the border, but they've been fighting over how that money should be used. republicans want a lot more flexibility, they wanted to be spent on the likes of border security and enforce