jonah fisher reporting.rld documentary, "freedom and fear in myanmar", this saturday and sunday on the news channel and on the iplayer. pope francis told the german newspaper die zeit today that he is open to married men becoming priests, to combat the dwindling numbers entering the priesthood in isolated communities. it's the latest exhortation from a leader who's shown himself unafraid of revolutionary change and the controversy it brings. many christians welcome his openness, and his willingness to explore new solutions to old problems. but within the vatican establishment there is something akin to the rumblings of mutiny. next week will mark the fourth anniversary of pope francis' election. his papacy injected fresh impetus to a modernisation agenda which has electrified liberal catholics but alarmed conservatives. recently, the rumblings of discontent from the traditionalist wing have grown louder. francis wants to give communion to some divorcees who have remarried. his opponents say this undermines t

jonah fisher, bbc news, myanmar.cristiano ronaldo has had the airport on his home island of madeira named after him. however, it was his odd—looking statue that attracted attention in the unveiling ceremony as sarah corker explains. cristiano ronaldo is a local hero in madeira. the islands most famous son, a rags to riches success. so what better way to outline his achievement than naming the airport after him and unveiling a new statue? but this probably was not quite the like as he was expecting. —— likeness. unfazed by the bulging eyes of the past behind him, he thanked the regional government for this tribute. but social media has not been quite so kind. the statue has already got its own spoof twitter page. football fans say it looks like former republic of ireland catch on niall quinn van ronaldo. and this is another quote. one fan said this. singing. and another statue, again in barnado's hometown, has also been the subject of ridicule. —— ronaldo's. around the world there are caricatures and figurines and it

jonah fisher investigates allegations of mass murder and rape among myanmar‘s rohingya minority, andmese leader and democracy icon — aung san suu kyi — has failed to stop what the un is calling crimes against humanity. the film contains distressing images from the start. for the last five months, we've been receiving graphic video from a part of myanmar thatis from a part of myanmar that is closed to the outside world. the burmese government wants to keep what's happening secret. the united nations gives us their devastating statement. this is a country emerging from decades of military rule but we meet those who have been left behind in the 21st century muslim ghetto. what would happen if you went out that gate? and we asked whether myanmar‘s democracy icon has sacrificed her principles. november 2016, thousands of rohingya minority are fleeing. they have been called the world ‘s most wanted people. in myanmar they are denied citizenship and the most basic human rights. they are escaping a conflict. this group killed nine officers and seize guns and ammunition. these distressing ima