around a million rohingya refugees are living in flimsy camps around the city of cox�*s bazar — 1,300ed with great force. winds gusting at high speeds. it hit the bangladesh—myanmar coastline. as the cyclone intensified, so did the panic. here in southeast bangladesh, hundreds of thousands left their homes in coastal areas for shelter. some even brought their livestock. janat carried her two—month—old baby from their home on the banks of a river. every classroom in this school is absolutely packed with people who�*ve left their homes, seeking shelter from the cyclone. there are many mothers with babies, there�*s young children, the elderly and the sick. almost everyone here is from a low—lying coastal area, in fishing communities, and they�*re terrified about whether their homes will still be standing once the cyclone passes. for now, it�*s about finding a space to settle here. we metjanat again as she searched for a place to sit with her baby, imran. for her, this cyclone is part of an endless cycle. translation: last year, another cyclone destroyed my house. - we repaired it, but no

our correspondent rajini vaidyanathan sent this report from cox�*s bazar — just before the cyclone madee beach here in cox�*s bazar in the southeast of the country to move tourists away from this beach. you can see that the waves are starting to become more intense and the rain is already coming down here ahead of cyclone mocha. and there are still quite a lot of people out and about, which is why they want people to clear off the beach. and we�*ll be going soon as well. now, authorities here have been issuing announcements telling people to be in their homes if they�*re secure or move to a emergency, to be in their homes if they�*re secure or move to an emergency shelter. and we were at one shelter yesterday, which is a school. we saw hundreds of families all crammed in to the classrooms there. somebody even bought their cattle and their chickens, their livestock with them as well to see this storm out. now, this part of the world is no stranger to cyclones, and this is actually the start of the annual monsoon season. but forecasters fear the cyclone mocha could be one of the worst the

from cox�*s bazar, our south asia correspondent rajini vaidya nathan reports well, this school has now of whatever they want to get them through the next few days of this terrible weather, even some people turning up with their livestock as well, with chickens and with cattle. now, the government has been telling people that they should come to one of these shelters to seek sanctuary. although away from here, we�*ve seen a lot of people who are carrying on with their normal lives, unaware of what might actually happen. now, as you can see here, this is one of the classrooms. lots of families here. the government in bangladesh is hoping that around half a million people will eventually be moved to the shelters to stay safe during cyclone mocha, which some forecasters say could be the worst such storm to hit this area in more than a decade. one thing important to note is that while people here do have a safe place to see this storm out, there are close to a million rohingya refugees not too far from where we are who are living in the world�*s largest refugee camp in very flimsy, makeshif

the cyclone did not make landfall at the sprawling refugee camp in cox�*s bazar as earlier feared, but reports that much of the city of sittwe has been damaged or destroyed. the home secretary suella braverman will make a speech this afternoon saying the government must remember its election promises and get down overall immigration numbers. net migration figures due to be published next week are expected to show they�*ve hit a record high. let�*s get more from our chief political correspondent nick eardley. what is the significance of these marks this afternoon from the home secretary? it marks this afternoon from the home secreta ? .. .. marks this afternoon from the home secreta ? ., ., ~ marks this afternoon from the home secreta ? ~ . secretary? it looks like a ore-emotive _ secretary? it looks like a pre-emptive strike - secretary? it looks like a pre-emptive strike for. secretary? it looks like a l pre-emptive strike for me. secretary? it looks like a - pre-emptive strike for me. those pre—emptive strike for me. those figures next week are going to be bad news for the government

are worried about the risk to around a million rohinga refugees living in camps in the town of cox�*s bazarne arrived with force. winds gusting at high speed as it moved towards the myanmar coastline. hundreds of thousands of families forced to leave their homes to safety. this school is just one of the temporary cyclone shelters which the temporary cyclone shelters which the government has urged people to come to for safety. we were just take un and this is one of the classrooms. all of the questions absolutely packed. many of them are mothers with tiny babies. there are the elderly here. many people have come here and they are sick. there�*s real desperation in this room, though. people say there is food here and they are in very uncomfortable positions. and for many were able to seek shelter close to a million living in the world�*s largest refugee camp or not. the bangladesh government does not allow refugees to leave the camp. stuck in their shelters, refugees to leave the camp. stuck in theirshelters, made refugees to leave the camp. stuck in their shelters, made of bamboo and tarpaul

cox's bazar, bangladesh. the bafta television awards have been taking place in london. it's british tv�*sas given to paddington bear having tea with the late queen elizabrth during the platinum jubilee: party at the palace celebrations on the bbc. the psychological adventure show the traitors won the reality and constructed factual award. it's presenter claudia winkleman also picked up an award. kate winslet won the leading actress award for her role in i am ruth. it chronicles the life of a mother and daughter dealing with a tense time in their life. the show also won best single drama. let's go back to the live pictures now on the streets of turkey. scenes where supporters on both sides are out in celebration. lots more for you on the bbc. hello. the weather over the weekend varied quite a bit from day to day, sunnier moment, cloudier moments, but we still managed to reach 22 celsius in kew gardens, making it the warm spot. how about monday? sunny spells in the forecast, scattered showers, too, but we're focusing on the dry weather, and indeed, it will be a mostly dry day for many of us