good to have you with us. one month on from the renewed offensive to finally re—take iraq's report on the plight of the civilians of mosul. many thousands have fled the fighting, but the 500,000 people still there are facing a new battle to survive. 0ur middle east correspondent 0rla guerin has seen the desperation first hand from the edge of al mansur district of western mosul. in the clamour for help, many go empty—handed. gunfire the gunfire from iraqi soldiers trying to control the crowd at an aid distribution. gunfire survivors of the caliphate, now at risk from hunger. troops not keen for the chaos to be caught on camera. in the distance, smoke from an is car bomb. the front line is just a mile away. but those who flee'the fighting= there are no good options for the people of western mosul. you can see here the utter desperation in this area. local people here tell us this is the first aid supplies that have come here. they say they have no running water, no electricity, no access to medical supplies. people in the queue are really afraid that the food is going to run out before they've been able to get some. barely able to walk, but with many mouths to feed, hamda mohamed, whose family is living on bread and water. gunfire i'm crying, she says, because my children don't understand why we have no food. they don't accept my excuses. is took our money to buy weapons. i hope they will burn. another woman has suffered a double loss. is killed two of my sons, she says. one had just got married. as the troops keep watch, there's tension in the crowd. with the frustration building, hatem ahmed compares the security forces to his former oppressors. what's the difference between the is police and these guys, he asks. the is police beat us, and they beat us, just for asking forfood. is this the liberation they've brought us? nearby, some are returning to this battle—scarred neighbourhood. like abdul hami jasum, an ice cream seller. his home was occupied is, f” i? ..-- 2-1— .- he says they threatened to hang his wife because she dared to oppose them. she hid in the fields to survive. isis knocked through the wall, he tells us, so they could move unseen from house to house. their reign of terror has destroyed the fabric of his neighbourhood. we can never live again with those who collaborated with is, he says. if i catch the man who informed on my wife, i will cut him into pieces. the battle for mosul may now be in its final phase. this ancient city emerging from modern—day barbarity. when the caliphate crumbles, there will be much to rebuild, including a divided community. 0 rla 0rla guerin there. there is no evidence so far that president donald trump's campaign a top lawmaker says. but devin nunes, who is the head of the house of representatives intelligence committee, said he does believe russia tried to influence the result. 0ur correspondent, laura bicker, has more from washington. when it comes to the accusation that russia meddled in the 2016 us presidential election, the question is, did they do it and what did donald trump and his aides know? well, the first question, did they do it, 17 intelligence agencies have come forward ; they do it, 17 intelligence agencies have come forward 5; they had come forward saying they had evidence russia tried to meddle with the 2016 election and many of them say that they did so to help donald trump when. so that - you to trump when. so that brings you to the second question, did donald trump or his aides know anything it? did they collude with the about it? did they collude with the russians to make this happen? so far we've heard evidence to say that there's nothing to say that donald trump or his aides knew anything about that, and that's what we've heard from representative about that, and that's what we've heard from representat|ve m;- about that, and that's what we've heard from representative 2:52 this heard from representative nunes this morning on fox news. here's what he to say. i'll give you a very had to say. i'll give you a very simple answer, no. no evidence of any collusion? no evidence. this is after getting this information from the fbi. up to speed, everything i have up to this morning. russia has a lwa ys have up to this morning. russia has always denied - involved in the always denied being involved in the -§ always denied being involved in the 5,11; elect|on f always denied being involved in the 5,11; election and f always denied being involved in the 2m: election and donald __777 always denied being involved in the 2m: election and donald trump % always denied being involved in the 2m: election and donald trump has 2016 election and donald trump has a lwa ys 2016 election and donald trump has always denied knowing anything about it. but there are some democrats who also sit on this intelligence panel to say there is some circumstantial evidence that something took place and they want it continuously investigated. here's one representative from texas. this will be an opportunity for us to have an open discussion about this investigation. i'm sure that we're not going to hear because not going to hear everything because we aren't in a classified setting, but i think there are a few things i'm hoping here. first whetherany are being investigated for americans are being investigated for cooperating . conspiring with the cooperating or conspiring with the russians who interfered with our election, second the scope of that investigation, and third a timeline for resolving it. leading republicans and leading democrats all said that so far they have seen no evidence that trump tower was wiretapped on the orders of president 0bama. however, what some are asking for is an investigation into whether wire surveillance was ordered on the trump campaign and why. all of these questions will be hopefully on capitol hill answered hopefully on capitol hill at this panel hearing. laura bicker in washington there. let's round—up some of the other main stories: of the syrian capital, damascus, where rebels have launched a major offensive that's brought them close to the old city. government forces responded with an intense bombardment airport in paris on saturday had taken drugs and alcohol. 39—year—old zayed ben belgacem was killed after he put a gun to a soldier's head saying he wanted to die for allah. the man's father told french radio his son had never been a terrorist. the socialist candidate for the french presidency benoit hamoh has told supporters at a rally that everything begins today in an effort to boost his campaign. a poll published on sunday showed him dropping four points in two weeks. since he won the socialist primary failed to unite the party behind him. brazil's president michel temer has tried to reassure foreign countries that the corruption scandal engulfing its country's meat industry does not mean its products are unsafe. mr temer said his government is confident about the quality of brazilian meat, despite allegations that three major __-_ “a; - - 0ur americas editor leonardo rosha is with me now. this is a huge scandal, isn't it? tell us how it started and how it all came to light. for most people they heard about it on friday morning in brazil when federal more than 1000 agents raided police, more than 1000 agents raided the offices of some of the biggest meat producing companies and made arrests and they announced that they have been investigating the meat industry in brazilfor have been investigating the meat industry in brazil for two years and that they found shocking practices. what are some of the things they found? they found that some of these companies were using chemicals, even carcinogenic chemicals, to disguise the effects of rotten meat basically and that was being exported. 0fficials and that was being exported. officials in the brazilian government were taking bribes to give certificates for that meat and also substandard meet, using low quality meat in sausages, they were injecting potato in sausages, too injecting potato insausagesjooz‘ much water in poultry. brazil. the much water in poultry. brazil is the biggest exporter of red meat and a major producer and exporter also of poultry and other meat and that has had a huge impact in brazil. the president's been 27:5 to had a huge impact in brazil. the president's been 2:5 to reassure president's been trying to reassure foreign ambassadors and also other countries that brazilian meat is safe. it must be really worrying for people in brazil. has anything been done to help them and reassure them? interesting that the president it's interesting that the president waited to release and to give the official big statement, which was targeted to the foreign market. brazil exports $12 billion from its meat industry every year and the people at home were reassured that the meat is safe but the big announcement was done now on sunday. and interestingly, e“e‘"_'?* temer and interestingly, president temer invited all the ambassadors and diplomats who have been with him to a steak house after that. you can see pictures of it now. he said, i'll show everyone brazilian meat is i'll showeeveryene—brazilian meat is safe but i'll showeeveryene—bfaeitian meat ie safe but that's not really the issue here. many people, people i know, are worried about consuming meat and what brazil is really worried about is the united states or european union banning brazilian imports. lee and are though, we really appreciate your time. leonardo 0peration weak flesh... —— leonardo rocher, thank you for your time. the social democrats in germany have elected the former european parliament president, martin schulz as party leader, giving him an unprecedented unanimous endorsement. he'll now face angela merkel in the parliamentary election in september and she's bidding for a fourth term. sarah corker reports. bidding for topjob. martin schultz has - to smile martin schultz has plenty to smile about. no german social dem has ever got his party behind him quite like this. winning all 605 votes, he was the unanimous choice to lead his party to the election in september. translation: everybody here, and in the country, feels it. the sdp is back again. we are back again! the party is enjoying a revival. so far this year it has attracted thousands of new members, and closed the gap in the polls on angela merkel‘s in the gull—s oft—angela merkel‘s—= democrats. martin schultz christian democrats. martin schultz is 61 years old. he's - aachen in is 61 years old. he's from aachen in western germany near the dutch border. he once considered a career asa border. he once considered a career as a professional footballer before becoming a bookseller for 12 years. a former - councillor, an x a former local councillor, an x mayor, mr schultz became an mep in 1984 and he was the president of the european parliament- 2012 to european parliament from 2012 to 2017. europe was built on the spirit of cooperation, of mutual cooperation, of dialogue, mutual respect and solidarity. it is about providing this spirit and this is especially about providing it when dealing with refugees who come to europe. chancellor merkel has led since 2005. mr schultz is germany since 2005. mr schultz is her new challenger. his critics say her new challenger. his critics say he is more brussels than berlin but he is more brussels than berlin but he has recast himself as a man of the people campaigning on social justice. sarah corker, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: terror training on the thames. a major exercise for hundreds of police officers in london. leishman today we have closed the book on apartheid and that chapter. more than 3.000 subway ., ,.,,, nausea, bleeding, headaches and a dimming of vision. all of this caused by an apparently organised attack. the trophy itself was on the pedestal in the middle of the cabinet here. this was an international trophy and we understand now that the search for it has become an international search. above all this was a triumph for the christian democrats of the west, offering reunification as quickly as possible and that's what the voters wanted. this is bbc news. i'm lebo diseko. the latest headlines: half a million people are facing a battle to survive in western mosul after surviving the rule of so—called islamic state. "no evidence of collusion" between the trump election campaign and russia. that's according to the head of the panel investigating the claims. the crew of an oil tanker hijacked by pirates off the coast of somalia say they feel as if they've been born again after being freed by somali forces. the incident was the first hijacking of a ship in almost five years janey mitchell reports: heading for calm waters, surrounded by somali forces almost a week after being seized. the boat is crewed by eight sri lankans, now relieved and grateful for their release. everybody here helped us a lot and saved our lives, which is important. what i can say is we are dead and born, all i can say, dead and born. at 68 years i am, i am dead and born. the vessel was hijacked by gunmen as it made its way from djibouti to mogadishu, reportedlyjust 18 kilometres from the somali coastline. it was forced'to'changecou'g .= a fierce firefight then followed between the coastguard and armed men on board a skiff believed to be taking supplies to the hijacked vessel. a number of civilians were injured by stray bullets. threatened to use force to retake the ship if negotiations with the pirates failed. the circumstances of the ship's release aren't clear, but the authorities say no ransom was paid. the incident had raised the spectre of a return to the days of the rampant somali piracy which disrupted a major international shipping route and cost the global economy billions of dollars from 2005. armed escorts and other anti—piracy measures finally ended attacks on commercial vessels in 2012, and there are hopes that the crisis janey mitchell, bbc news. president trump has told reporters that the north korean leader was acting very, very badly. he was reacting to pictures of kim jong un celebrating what he said was a successful rocket engine test. the us secretary of state, who was in beijing at the time, said tensions on the korean peninsula had reached a dangerous level. 0ur china editor carrie gracie sent this report from beijing. the smiles were somewhat strained when the chinese president met america's top diplomat. they had intended to steady anxieties about where us—china relations are headed. but, as these players posed for the cameras, they were upstaged by another. with these pictures of kim jong—un, north korea announced the successful test of a new rocket engine for its space and satellite programme. no wonder he declared a victory. rockets can he renurnosed. he has already warned that his nuclear missiles will soon be able to reach the united states. mr tillerson was in asia to warn that us patience is at an end, asking china to do more to persuade its north korean ally to give up its arsenal. china is in a bind. it is frustrated by north korean recklessness, and anxious to find common ground with the new trump administration. but it'is also sceptical would force north korea to renounce nuclear weapons, and it is suspicious of american intentions in the region. china wants fewer americans but, to meet the threat from pyongyang, us troops are an. essmsfiie sectarian. and the us is deploying a new anti—missile system there. so kim jong—un stole the headlines, to agree on how to stop him, his rocket test a calculated message of defiance, to both the us and his next—door neighbour, china. here in london, more than two hundred police officers have carried out the first major counter—terrorism exercise on the river thames. police said the operation was not in response to a specific threat, but part of ongoing training. terrorists have hijacked a tourist boat and taken dozens of passengers hostage. but someone manages to raise the alarm and help is on its way. this is the police response. more than a dozen armed officers hurtle along the river to intercept the boat. it's a race to reach the hijackers who are heading for the city of london to launch an attack. a few moments later, the elite marksmen catch up and open fire. 0ne terrorist is down, now they must take out the others. so they board the boat, neutralise the threat and secure the terrified hostages on board. this is the first major exercise the met and its partners have carried out on the thames. london is prepared, we train and work and firearms officers are trained to the highest levels to go forward and confront this kind of threat. you know, there is no intelligence that this is going to take place but we want to make sure we are prepared, we are ready for it and we can keep londoners safe scotland yard says there is no intelligence to suggest anyone is planning this sort of specific attack for real. said security on the river thames should be improved. by inviting the cameras to watch this exercise this morning the police are trying to achieve two things. first, show they're prepared for a terrorist attack, and second, remind the public that the threat the 200 police officers and other staff involved in this exercise will have seen the shooting of a terror suspect at a paris airport yesterday. yet another reminder of why the met and others prepare for the worst. nick beake, bbc london news, on the banks of the river thames. president rodrigo duterte's bloody crackdown on the drug trade in the philippines has made global headlines. but less well publicised is the country's urgent need for rehabilitation facilities. in the manila area, there isjust one, and a bbc team has been to visit. when the drug campaign started, there was a sudden increase in the number of cases here. the first reason why they are here is because of fear. they were scared that they could either be incarcerated or some may even be killed. from the previous average of around 1000 cases at any given time, we rose steadily to as high as 1500. the adjustment period is really difficult for them. the first two months, of course, you are here, having a structure in your life, from the previous time, they could do whatever they want. now they have to follow a certain set of rules and regulations. it is really tough on them. so what behaviours they learn here, they bring it home, and then from there, it actually helps them out, be more organised in life and hopefully stay away from drugs. the $1 million global teacher prize has been won by a canadian who teaches ! maggie macdonnell has created life skills programmes for students and set up a fitness centre, as well as a community kitchen. at the award ceremony, in dubai she said she hoped the prize would highlight the importance of the inuit community. it is definitely overwhelming right now but| think we will know the now but i think we will know the meaning if we can continue to keep that media attention and that political action on my community. that media attention and that political action on my communitylj wa nt political action on my community.” want my students to establish an environment for the that environment for the programme that will reconnect them with the wider cultural traditions. that is all for the moment. remember you can get in touch with me on twitter. hello there. good morning. big changes on the way over the next couple of days. we've got some weather fronts moving through. once they do, we start to get this cold north—westerly wind, and that it could to bring some much colder air across our shores. that will be most noticeable later on on monday and into tuesday in particular. much colder air. it is go to be quite a chilly sort of feel to things on tuesday, particularly in the wind. and there will be showers around, and some of those could be quite wintry for some of us. before we get there, though, it is wet and windy starting the day, today. but the cloud, the wind, and the rain should help to keep temperatures up for most places first thing this morning. in fact, for the southern half of the uk, temperatures of around about the double figures. a bit lower than that in the north of scotland. but generally speaking no real problems with the temperatures this morning. but it will be quite wet and quite windy. a fairly messy picture. got quite a lot of isobars on the chartstso—it-ifquftewindsq and there is a fair bit of rain to be had as well. in fact, in the western side of scotland, we are going to see pretty strong winds through this morning. gusts up to what, 50, maybe 60 mph. that will push that rain ever eastwards quite quickly. but still some wet weather in the north of scotland. but something a bit drier beginning to develop out west. but some showers are never too far away. sunny spells and showers in northern ireland through the morning. a fair bit of rain across northern england and that gets all the way down towards lincolnshire, east anglia, through the midlands, to wales and the south—west. largely dry, really, any south—eastern corner. but cloudy and windy. don't have to go too far west to find the wetter and windy weather. so a large area of wind and rain across much of england and wales through this morning. not a pretty picture on the roads, with a lot of spray and surface water. so take care for the morning commute. that wind and rain makes its way to the south—east for the afternoon, with some in a little brighter coming along behind. but with some showers. relatively mild in the south—east, 13 or 14 degrees, but with the wind in the rank are temperatures will get back into the single biggest towards the north and west. that rain to the lower temperatures continues through monday evening, and as the sun goes down, we start to see wintry showers going down to lower levels in scotland, northern ireland, and into northern england, as well. further south, it will be quite cold, but essentially dry. there will be a touch of frost in the north of wales and northwards, with icy stretches and some snow hazards as well, first thing on tuesday. it will be a cold day on tuesday, cold and windy. some wintry showers of a high ground, but in the uk, some of the showers will be heavy, potentially thundery, sleet and snow getting down to some m 0n into wednesday, and there will be a cold start to the day, where be quite wet. elsewhere, a scattering of showers. the latest headlines from bbc news. i'm lebo diseko. survivors of so—called islamic state are facing a shortage of food in western mosul as iraqi troops continue their offensive to retake the city. thousands who've fled the fighting are living in overcrowded camps as many as 500,000 people have no running water, electricity or access to medical supplies. a top us lawmaker says there's no evidence so far that president donald trump's campaign team cel'udedawthegussiaé during the us election. intelligence committee, said he does believe russia tried to influence the result. brazil's president has tried to reassure foreign countries that the corruption scandal engulfing the country's meat industry doesn't mean its products are unsafe. it follows allegations that three major meat—packing plants had been selling rotten produce for many years.

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