talks with bangladesh foreign minister as the ranger refugee crisis continues the head of the un world food programme visited camps in bangladesh on sunday aid agencies are trying to help more than half a million people who fled the military crackdown in may and mass rakhine state there's limited access to clean water and toilets health workers fear that they could be an outbreak of disease david beasley says that bangladesh needs international support to help deal with the crisis. just for example. seventy five million dollars just for food. we need anxious we need we need we need support from around the world because you're talking about . we me from health care to proper nutrition safe water and sanitation. exploded into a catastrophic humanitarian disaster. on the bangladesh border. to discuss their. personally by. the desired to meet the prime minister she isn't here now the discussion we want to have had with. prices is going to we have to see how five point. put whether any of those will be implemented on the ground it remains. close to. coming to bangladesh within a span of one month when the

to pay more for the un refugee cames was a big mistake to cut down the assistance to the un world food programme so this is absolutely necessary for accretion democrat to help and to support but it's also needed we have to control the flow of migrants coming to europe and this is now the by my opinion the common opinion so you are the first one actually to welcome the freedom party into the government back in the day and we immediately got a diplomatic boycott from all of your european neighbors do you feel that this a criticism for the same experience right now no i think so because i don't think so because. they learnt their lesson the sanctions work for you need back simoom seven eight months and then they gave it up with no gain at all. the people live. where united behind my government and the we proved that this government from the people's but the freedom party was absolutely full european we decided nearly unanimous on a large wind and on the e.u. treaties the european constitutional treaty was defunct unanimously if you said. it in the parliament. today would be impossible by the way in

the head of the un's world food programme has made an urgent appeal for international aid to avoid atarian crisis in the democratic republic of congo. david beasley said more than 3 million people were at risk of starvation. he was speaking during a visit to the province of kasai, where more than a million people have been driven from their homes during fighting between government troops and local militia. a man has been charged with murder following the death of a woman who was hit by a car in north tyneside. susan fuller, who's 63 and from wallsend, died at the scene on friday morning. 24 year—old sean harman will appear before magistrates tomorrow. detectives have appealed for witnesses to come forward. italian—american actress annabella sciorra, who starred in us tv series the sopranos, has accused disgraced hollywood producer harvey weinstein of rape. she told the new yorker that he forced his way into her new york apartment and assaulted her in 1992. mr weinstein‘s spokeswoman said the producer denies any claims of non—consensual sex. thousands of drivers are breaking the law b

the head of the un's world food programme has made an urgent appeal for international aid to avoid aid beasley said more than three million people were at risk of starvation. he was speaking during a visit to the province of kasai, where more than a million people have been driven from their homes during fighting between government troops and local militia. security forces in somalia have ended a 12—hour siege by islamist militants at a hotel in the capital, mogadishu. two bombs were detonated outside the hotel where a security meeting was due to take place. militants then entered shooting a number of people. at least 25 people are known to have died with around 30 injured. russell trott reports. the sheer force of the first explosion left a heap of tangled sporadic gunfire was heard in the distance. a suicide car bomb was driven to the gates of the hotel, popular with politicians. militants then stormed the building, and a gun battle ensued. then there was a second explosion nearby, a minibus laden with explosives. plumes of smoke billowed over mogadishu. translation: i was driving

region the world food program says it needs twenty seven million dollars to support its work from september to december twenty seventh team and the executive director of the un's world food programme david beasley is in the d r c on a four day mission he spoke to us about the situation from goma in the east of the country. but the bottom line is we need money and we need money fast we're literally are talking about in just the cost side region of three point two million people that are dearly malnourished i mean it's bad as bad as it gets literally hundreds of thousands of children if we don't receive funds and food and access immediately will die over the next couple of months now and the r.c. alone you have seven point seven million people severely food insecure but almost half of that is in the side region all because of nothing but man made conflict it is wrong it's on the step the bill this is a country being international community has spent billions and to continue to have this type of mismanagement in government and corruption in conflict is absolutely unacceptable from the international community and we're doing everything we can to see innocent victims of conflict then y

world food programme. report sort of well food program report was shelved in order to kate the government. right what you've seen from front from the un's response is that from a humanitarian standpoint it's often a self-fulfilling prophecy that humanitarian agencies are more concerned about their access than they are about their mandates and are therefore very cautious and the result of course is that sometimes these needs aren't met whereas on the human rights side of the equation demand that the myanmar authorities have been very overtly obstructing human rights monitors and investigators into that the relevant areas so you've got both sides of the equation neither of which is either able or willing to do to do its job effectively all right benjamin zaki thank you very much indeed. for the last word to come in this al-jazeera news hour including the president of somalia for international help after the west bomb attack in his country's history. and the u.s. authorities charged two traffic is with imposing a drug that killed thousands of people every year. high tea with a view from count sound to his. team told him and he said we'll h

the un says more than 3 million people are at risk of starvation in the troubled kasai province in the democratic republic of congo. the world food programmed urgently to prevent several hundred thousand more from dying in the coming months. officials at london's heathrow airport have begun an investigation, after details of security procedures were found on a memory stick in the street. it was discovered by a homeless man, who was able to view the material, which wasn't encrypted. the files are said to include details of the route to the airport used by the queen. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come. lewis hamilton secures his fourth world championship at the mexican grand prix. the world's largest democracy died today. 0nly yesterday, she spoke of dying ina today. 0nly yesterday, she spoke of dying in a service of their country and said, "i would be proud of it, every drop of my blood would contribute to the growth of the nation". after 46 years of happiness —— unhappiness, these two countries have concluded a chapter of history. no more suspicion, no more fear, no more what each they more uncertainty of what each they might br