. >>> six months after cyclone pam we'll look at the efforts to rebuild vanauta.s. >> i am therefore did delighted to declare jeremy colvin elected as leader of the labor party. >> britain's opposition labor party has a controversial new leader. ♪ ♪ >>> the top u.n. official says 1 million more syrians could be displaced by the end of this year. the u.n. humanitarian coordinator for syria, says something must be done to resolve the war on the exodus will continue. on saturday 10s of thousands of people rallied in support of the refugees arriving on the european continent. they gathered in cities from stockholm to budapest and athens to his madrid. barnaby phillips takes us to the largest gathering in london. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: it's sample, heartfelt message, that refugees are welcome in britain. the mood was festive being the crowd optimistic, that by come out in large numbers, they can shame their government in to taking in more refugees. and in particular, syrians fleeing conflict. >> germany and sweden have take then more than their fair sherry believe as a count

the same is replicated right around vanauta.the more remote areas, getting crops growing is proving tough actual lot of sea water got swept up and dumped on fields making the ground salty and it needs fresh water to rinse through the soil before it's good enough to grow again, as i mention ed in that r the el nino weather pattern has meant this year has been much drier than normal the soil isn't getting flushed through and proving very hard to get crops growing, no one is talking about people starning but they don't have as much as they did. and there is the impending next cyclone season due to start at the end of october and a lot of structures haven't been rebuilt yet. people don't have anywhere to shelter if a new storm olympics. >> andrew thomas for us live. at least you did not officer to get. >>> three team dead after severe flooding caused a typhoon that hit japan. it's the 18th typhoon this year, more than 100,000 people have been or today leave their homes, the water is going down but people there say they have no place