the centre of manus island is set to close in october.deal by donald trump, with america, to potentially resettle some, if they get through the extreme batting position —— vetting procedure. but for those who do want to go home, this money will be key for some of them, because some are still being detained on manus island. thank you for that, hywel griffith. there have been further demonstrations in the venezuelan capital caracas, as the country's economic crisis deepens. an unprecedented number of people are thought to be facing hunger. the country should be one of the richest with one of the largest oil reserves in the world. the international media is rarely given permission to enter the country, but the bbc‘s vladimir hernandez has been there. his report contains some images you may find distressing. this is angelie, she's eight years old and weighs barely three stone. which is 60% of what she should. this is an oil—rich nation, now unable to feed its own people. this is a problem that the government is trying to keep out of sight. th

in p0p processing centre on manus island in pop and new guinea.l was due to begin. the supreme court in melbourne approved what may be the largest human rights on that in australian history. here in the uk, talks between northern ireland's democratic unionist party and the british prime minister theresa may will recommence on wednesday as they try to finalise their support for her minority government. the head of the uber ride—sharing company says he will take indefinite leave of absence from his post. the announcement by travis kalanick came ahead of the publication of an investigation into the company's ethics. the review was sparked by a former employee's claims the company ignored her complaints about sexual harassment. at least 100 people have died in landslides in bangladesh, triggered by monsoon rains. young children are among the dead, including three from one family. many were killed while they slept. the authorities in the remote villages in the chittagong hills have warned the death toll will rise, as many affected areas remain cut off

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manus: let's return to one of our lead stories around qatar and qatar airways. the move comes after saudi arabia and its allies cut ties air and seablocking transport and also closing the tiny islandonly land border. this was yesterday. good to see you this morning. the main impact especially on qatar, this is physical as well as such a logical -- psychological, is that? absolutely. the physical impact is being seen with flights from the immediate neighboring countries being suspended and canceled. with the flights by qatar airways over saudi territory, in particular being blocked so you're going to see a lot of flights being rerouted. and i think psychologically for -- living in doha it must be disconcerting to know that these regular routes, these common routes, frequent flights are being cut off for them right now. i suspect there is a lot of rerouting done, also shipping constructionod and materials that would cross the saudi border which is now blocked. it is a busy time for those worried about supplies to qatar. anna: good morning. people are thinking about what fruit to their food takes and that construction takes. as across the border that way, for example. let me ask you