fergal keane, bbc news, mandalay. is bracing for more typhoon talim bringing winds that could reach up to 170 kilometres per hour. the typhoon is expected to gain power as it sweeps towards taiwan's northern cities. it could then strengthen into a super typhoon as it moves towards china's mainland, and then north—east towards japan on friday. eight residents of a florida nursing home have died after hurricane irma knocked out its power and air conditioning when it hit the state on sunday. the senator said that the death following the storm that knocked out power and following the storm that knocked out powerand air following the storm that knocked out power and air conditioning could have been prevented. 115 other residents of the home were evacuated, a number of them in critical condition. police are conducting a criminal investigation into the deaths. at this time we have other patients in critical care. right now the building has been sealed off and we are conducting a criminal investigation inside. then we believe

bbc news, mandalay. jane: a look at other news from around the world.he brazilian supreme court ruled the country's chief prosecutor should continue to investigate corruption allegations against president michelle temer. claimeday the president the brazilian judiciary were out of control. government officials in greece have been holding an emergency meeting after oil began washing ashore from a wreck near the country's biggest port. the shift sank sunday. several kilometers of the coastline have been affected by the slick of fuel. local officials say too little was done to prevent the wreck. the international olympic committee has chosen paris to host the 2024 games, and awarded the 2028 event to the u.s. city of los angeles. it was decided that the two summer olympics would be awarded at the same time after a number of cities canceled their bids, concerned about the size, cost, and complexity over one of the world's biggest sporting events. now to the aftermath of hurricane irma. today came the shocking news out of florida that eight elderly people die

muslim homes and businesses as they went on their rampage a few hours north here in the city of mandalay is the heartland from an ultra nationalist buddhist group linked to deadly anti muslim riots back in two thousand and fourteen three years on there still tension. those attacks in myanmar's a second largest city killed two houses shops and cars were burned hundreds of riot police were called out it's thought that the violence was sparked by an allegation posted online this mandalay mosque serves a community of nearly two thousand people its leader tense we admits he doesn't know much about the region jump if they're in the country illegally or not but he worries about misinformation spreading online. and he had. information on social media people post truthful things and false things on facebook so it's difficult to know what's the truth but if any muslim gets into trouble we fear for them and we're concerned with. action was one of the leading monks from the pro-democracy saffron revolution in two thousand and seven a moderate buddhist voice in mandalay. i'm concerned about the situa

this mandalay mosque serves a community of. early two thousand people it's later tense we admits he doesn't know much about the written jump if they're in the country illegally or not but he worries about misinformation spreading online. any. information on social media people post truthful things and false things on facebook so it's difficult to know what's the truth but if any muslim gets into trouble we fear for them and we're concerned. to action was one of the leading monks from the pro-democracy saffron revolution in two thousand and seven moderate buddhist voice in mandalay. i'm concerned about the situation in real time for what i read in the news there been an extremist there but i'm concerned that the government will act with extreme ways and that will lead to more religious conflict he went on to say there needs to be more communication between moderates and as long as the extremist voices control the conversation interfaith tension and violence could continue to spread outside of rakhine it's got her out zero mandal

fergal keane, bbc news, mandalay.wan is bracing for more typhoon talim, bringing winds that could reach up to i70km/h. the typhoon is expected to gain power as it sweeps towards taiwan's northern cities. it could then strengthen into a super typhoon as it moves towards china's mainland, and then north—east towards japan on friday. a us senator for the state of florida has described it as inexcusable that eight residents at a nursing home died after air conditioning was lost in the aftermath of hurricane irma. senator bill nelson said the deaths following sunday's storm could have been prevented. 115 other residents of the home were evacuated, a number of them in critical condition. police are conducting a criminal investigation into the deaths. at this time we have other patients in critical care. right now the building has been sealed off and we are conducting a criminal investigation inside. then we believe that this may be related to the loss of power in the storm but we are conducting a criminal investigation are

fergal keane, bbc news, mandalay.: trapped in hell — with no way out. we report on the plight of thousands of civilians, in the syrian city of raqqa. freedom itself was attacked this morning, and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. bishop tutu now becomes spiritual leader of 100,000 anglicans here — of the blacks in soweto township, as well as the whites, in their rich suburbs. we say to you today, in a loud and a clear voice, enough of blood and tears — enough! translation: the difficult decision we reached together was one that required great and exceptional courage. it's an exodus of up to 60,000 people, caused by the uneven pace of political change in eastern europe. iam free! this is bbc news. our main headline: florida police have launched a criminal investigation into the deaths of eight residents at a nursing home hit by hurricane irma. let's go to syria now, and the battle for raqqa, the main stronghold of so—called islamic state. coalition air strikes are

fergal keane, bbc news, mandalay.and tonight we brought you two sides of the story. the view from myanmar and that of the rohingya here in bangladesh. it's a story where the two sides contradict each other entirely. but the plight of the refugees has touched many and with the un secretary general to night accusing myanmar of ethnic cleansing, i think there is little doubt where the weight of world opinion lies. reeta chakrabarti with the latest on the rohingya crisis in bangladesh. the latest employment figures show the number of people out of work fell again in the three months to the end ofjuly — taking the unemployment rate to its lowest level for 42 years. the office for national statistics says average pay has increased by 2.1% — but with inflation higher than it's been for four years people are actually earning less than they were a year ago. in the commons the prime minister said there needed to be greater flexibility on public sector pay, and the government would consider its options in the budget in november.

muslim homes and businesses as they went on their rampage a few hours north here in the city of mandalay is the heartland from an ultra nationalist buddhist group linked to deadly anti muslim riots back in two thousand and fourteen three years on there still tension. those attacks in myanmar's a second largest city killed two houses shops and cars were burned hundreds of riot police were called out it's thought that the violence was sparked by an allegation posted online this mandalay mosque serves a community of nearly two thousand people its leader to admits he doesn't know much about the region jump if they're in the country illegally or not but he worries about misinformation spreading online and he had. information on social media people post truthful things and false things on facebook so it's difficult to know what's the truth but if any muslim gets into trouble we fear for them and we're concerned. to ensure. was one of the leading monks from the pro-democracy saffron revolution in two thousand and seven a moderate buddhist voice in mandalay. i'm concerned about the situation in

in mandalay, her party‘s spokesman sees rakhine buddhists as the victims. to say what my own view is," he told me. "i only see that rakhine ethnic people have been attacked." there‘s very little sympathy here for the persecuted minority in rakhine state and if aung san suu kyi was to say or do anything that was considered as showing solidarity with them, she would be politically exposed. that‘s something the military understands well, as it continues with its brutal crackdown. the perception here among many is that it‘s burmese buddhism that is under siege from militant islam. these men belong to an organisation that‘s done much to stoke fear. the monks of ma ba tha, a hardline nationalist movement with much popular support. its leader, ashin wirathu, went to jail for inciting hatred against muslims, but wasn‘t keen to speak to us when he appeared for breakfast at his monastery. bbc, can i ask you about the ethnic cleansing in rakhine state, please? but later i was granted an interview with eight of the movement‘s senior monks. the organisation was banned s

the fragments are from the pro—colonial classic poem about burma called mandalay, by rudyard kipling.sador is quick to spot that reminding their hosts of british rule might not be wise. an uncomfortable few moments for the diplomat next to the foreign secretary. that is in fact the british ambassador to myanmar, andrew patrick. if anyone needs a quick history lesson, britain colonised myanmar for more than 100 years and fought wars against what was considerable resistance in the country. the foreign secretary there narrowly avoiding what could have become something of a cultural and international faux pas. a reminder of the unguarded nature of boris johnson, which to some is part of his appeal, but to others leaves him a bit of a liability. unions have accused the government of an empty, cynical gesture, after ministers confirmed the i% pay cap for teachers and other public sector workers in england and wales could be lifted. the treasury said higher salary increases should be considered in some schools, especially where there are staff shortages, but unions fear they'll have to be pa

the fragments are from the pro—colonial classic poem about burma called mandalay, by rudyard kipling.sador is quick to spot, reminding the hosts of british rule might not be wise. and comfortable for the diplomats next to the foreign secretary. as mike and uncomfortable —— and uncomfortable moment. britain colonised myanmar for more than 100 yea rs colonised myanmar for more than 100 years and fought wars against what was considerable resistance in the country. the foreign secretary then narrowly avoiding what could have become something of a cultural and international faux pas. become something of a cultural and internationalfaux pas. a reminder of the unguarded nature of boris johnson, which to some is part of his appeal, but to others leaves him a bit ofa his appeal, but to others leaves him a bit of a liability. and you can watch the full channel 4 documentary — blonde ambition — tomorrow night at 10.05pm unions have accused the government of an empty, cynical gesture, after ministers confirmed the one percent pay cap for teachers and other public sector workers in england and wal

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interesting we've been traveling throughout the center part here of myanmar over the last several days in mandalay the second largest city here in myanmar and then obviously now here in yangon the largest city and speaking with some people last night now when you look at what's happening in myanmar since this were hinge a crisis started about a month ago it seems as though it feels as though and speaking to many people there is a kind of a slide toward nationalism that people here feel as though a lot of the criticism internationally is something that they need to be prompting them to kind of draw together we've been seeing more and more kind of pro-government rallies the media for the most part has really been toeing the government line when it comes to their hinge crisis now it's very interesting you know it's the people here still do have access to international media but they still are really focusing more believing more if you will the narrative pro-government narrative that's coming out from most of the media here rob so it's very instant you talk to people and for the most part that's how t

thanks very much indeed let's go over to scott joining us from the city of mandalay. and is nicholas was saying the. scene i had spoken to the u.n. general assembly she wants safe zones set up and. which the u.n. would police she also wants the secretary general to carry out a fact finding mission do you think any of this is going to resonate with the government of myanmar. well i think they'll probably stick to their party line if you will that on song suchi spelled out earlier in the week on their first speech directly dealing with their hinge that was held in the capital naypyidaw now one thing that's interesting coming out of this speech the prime minister of bangladesh a speech at the united nations general assembly there has been an official government reaction to it just yet but there has been social media reaction and it's interesting to see this that though a lot of the the comments in the lines coming out from people commenting on facebook and other social media platforms pretty much is in line with what on songs that she was saying earlier in the week they