but harvey proctor has not settled.nd his home when he became embroiled in operation midland. negotiations between mr proctor‘s lawyers and the police continue. the man who made the original allegations is himself being investigated, to see whether he deliberately misled the police. tom symonds, bbc news, scotland yard. more than 11100 people have died and 40 more than 11100 people have died and a0 million have more than 1a00 people have died and a0 million have been left homeless 01’ a0 million have been left homeless or displaced after catastrophic flood across several salvation countries. parts of india, including mumbai, are under water. nearly 60,000 refugees from myanmar‘s rohinga muslim minority, have fled the country, to neighbouring bangladesh. the exodus follows weeks of violence, involving rohinga militants, and a counter—offensive launched by the myanmar military, in the largely buddhist state. hundreds of people have died. earlier i spoke to 0lof blomqvist from the human rights campaign group, amnesty inter

but harvey proctor has not settled. home when he became embroiled in operation midland. negotiations between mr proctor‘s lawyers and the police continue. the man who made the original allegations is himself being investigated, to see whether he deliberately misled the police. tom symonds, bbc news, scotland yard. now on bbc news it's time for the travel show. this week on the show, we're on colombia's unspoilt island of providencia. but where are all the tourists? henry heads to turkey to try his hand at painting on water instead of canvas. it's going everywhere. great. is it ok? yes. plus — we're in a medieval city in belgium for our whacky race, where bathtubs rule. one that looks like a shed on a bathtub. it is unbelievable. and i'm having a cracking time in northern japan. that really doesn't look appetising. we start off this week on the remote caribbean island of providencia, with its breathtaking scenery and golden sand beaches. —— we start off this week on the remote caribbean island of providencia, with its br

but harvey proctor has not settled.when he became embroiled in operation midland. negotiations between mr proctor‘s lawyers and the police continue. the man who made the original allegations is himself being investigated, to see whether he deliberately misled the police. tom symonds, bbc news, scotland yard. twelve british people have been arrested on suspicion of being involved in a major drug dealing ring. they were held by police in a series of raids in barcelona and on the spanish island of majorca. three kilograms of cocaine were seized, along with £100,000 in cash as well as ecstasy and cannabis. police in brazil have arrested a man suspected of having shot british tourist eloise dixon in the state of rio. she was travelling with her family when they entered a favela in angra dos rios last month. eriveltonjose dos santos was arrested along with four other people. a man has been arrested and released on bail pending further inquiries, after a bolt from a crossbow, was fired onto the pitch at the oval cricket ground

and harvey proctor, once a conservative mp. by this man, known as nick, who still can't be named for legal reasons. a retired judge found police had failed to properly assess his credibility. had failed to properly applications for search warrants contained inaccuracies. and the investigation went on too long. it's thought lord bramall and lord brittan‘s family have received around £100,000 each in compensation from the police. i've never complained about being investigated. it was only the heavy—handed and very unintelligent way that they went about it. and very unintelligent way i mean, i think they could have said... if they'd taken any trouble to put their effort onto questioning the so—called victim, i think they would have found it was very unlikely. i think they would have found but harvey proctor has not settled. i think they would have found he lost hisjob and his home when he became embroiled in operation midland. when he became embroiled negotiations between mr proctor‘s lawyers and the police continue. the man who m

it's thought former mp harvey proctor, also cleared of any wrongdoing, has yet to agree a settlement.he failed 0peration midland is still being reckoned. angus crawford, bbc news. nearly 60,000 rohingya, the muslim minority in myanmar, whose population is majority buddhist, have fled the country after violence erupted a week ago. the united nations says scores of people are reported to have died since rohingya militants attacked police positions. subsequent clashes have sent civilians from all communities fleeing. sanjoy majumder has been to a refugee camp on the bangladesh—myanmar border, from where he's sent us this report. exhausted and traumatised after escaping death. many of these rohingyas have walked for hours across hills, and wading through paddy fields to avoid border patrols before making it here. these are fresh arrivals, rohingyas who have just arrived after crossing the border, and with every passing hour, there are more and more of them coming. there is absolutely no space left any more, so they are just living on any piece of open ground they can find, and many of the

but harvey proctor has not settled.sjob and his home when he became embroiled in operation midland. negotiations between mr proctor‘s lawyers and the police continue. the man who made the original allegations is himself being investigated, to see whether he deliberately misled the police. tom symonds, bbc news, scotland yard. the un now says as many as 41 million people have been affected by heavy monsoon rains across south asia, leading to the worst flooding in the region for several years. whole communities have been uprooted across india, bangladesh and nepal, and at least m00 people have lost their lives. 0ur correspondent, justin rowlatt, has just sent us this report from the city of katihar, in one of the worst affected regions, bihar state, in north east india, where hundreds of people have died. where we're going can only be reached by boat. the only dry place for miles around is on top of this great embankment, but the embankment that now protects the villagers is the reason the floods had such a catastrophic i

but harvey proctor has not settled.me embroiled in operation midland. negotiations between mr proctor‘s lawyers and the police continue. the man who made the original allegations is himself being investigated, to see whether he deliberately misled the police. tom symonds, bbc news, scotland yard. police in brazil have arrested a man suspected of having shot british tourist eloise dixon in the state of rio. she was travelling with her family when they entered a favela in angra dos rios last month. eriveltonjose dos santos was arrested along with four other people. a man has been arrested and released on bail pending further inquiries after a bolt from a crossbow was fired onto the pitch at the 0val cricket ground during a match. it happened on thursday as surrey played middlesex. armed police evacuated the stadium in south london and the game had to be abandoned. more on the aftermath of storm harvey. donald trump has praised the recovery effort in texas during a visit to houston where he's been meeting people who've bee

it's thought former mp harvey proctor, also cleared of any wrongdoing, has yet to agree a settlement. failed 0peration midland is still being reckoned. angus crawford, bbc news. it's now believed more than 1a00 people have died, after catastrophic flooding across several south asian countries following heavy monsoons. about a1 million people have been affected, in bangladesh, nepaland india. millions have been left homeless, and more than 950,000 homes have been destroyed. parts of india's financial centre, mumbai, are under several feet several feet of water — and in the eastern state of bihar, more than 500 people have been killed. 0ur south asia correspondent, justin rowlatt, is in bihar. now this should give you an idea ofjust how vulnerable south asia still is to flooding. we had one hour, one hour of heavy rain, about an hour ago, and these floods rose up in what is a regional capital of india. that is how vulnerable even a city still is to flooding, and let me tell you, this floodwater is absolutely disgusting. the first thing that happens is the drains back up and you get a to