leanne higgins and kaylee higgins, fascinating to talk to you both. thank you.eak please have the bbc news website. —— head to. alternatively, you can download the bbc news app. muslim and into communities and parts of the indian capital, delhi, living in fearfollowing last week's deadly violence. —— hindu communities. hundreds of families, mainly muslims, have fled their homes. the rides have now stopped but they have left deep scars. —— riots. shattered and traumatised. this woman is one among hundreds living in a makeshift relief camp. she had to flee with her family before mobs ransacked her home. translation: all my belongings and lifelong savings were taken away. my husband is without a job and my younger son is handicapped. i am afraid to return home. a diabetic with a heart condition, she is also being treated for acute anxiety and depression. dozens of relief camps have sprung up to care for thousands of muslims who do not feel safe in their own homes. many fear such brazen attacks are only the beginning of a dangerous trend in a country that is home to

leanne higgins and kaylee higgins, fascinating to talk to you both. thank you.ownload the bbc news app. there have been clashes between protesters and riot police and the mexican capital of mexico city following a huge march on international women's day did it the demonstration called for more action to tackle the high levels of gender—based violence in mexico. on monday, millions of women will participate in a national strike to bring greater attention to the issue is our correspondent reports. —— as our correspondent reports. mexican women have plenty of reasons to protest. at least ten, in fact. the number of murders of women which take place every day. anger has reached a boiling point. the march began peacefully in mexico city, for the most part. tens of thousands of women took the opportunity to stand shoulder to shoulder and show their frustration at what they see is a lack of action by the government of andres manuel lopez obrador. gender—based violence against women has long been an issue in mexico, but recently it has been spiralling out of control. tr