And coming up on sportsday on bbc news the fa fallout continues following the dcms hearing into what the sports minister has now called a sorry saga involving racism and bullying allegations. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. This crisis is stealing their childhoods. We must not let it steal their futures. The words of the Un Childrens Agency unicef as it describes the desperate Living Conditions being endured by hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims and in particular, the 12 thousand rohingya children who are now fleeing myanmar for neighbouring bangladesh every week. Over half a million refugees have left their homes in myanmar where theyd faced a military offensive and been burned out of their homes following long standing tensions and violence in the area. Clive myrie reports from the kutupalong refugee camp just over the Myanmar Border in in bangladesh. You may find some of his images distressing. Every breath is a struggle for Mohamed Ibrahim. Six months old and fighting pneumonia. He is terribly weak and malnourished. He has just a 50 50 chance of seeing out another day. A sense of sorrow hangs heavy in the air in this clinic in bangladesh. 80 of the patients are Rohingya Muslim refugees, and many are malnourished children. The weakest of the week. The weakest of the weak. The mother of this 18 month old girl summed up the nightmare of so many rohingya women. Translation we had to run from our village. But we had so little to eat. Then when we managed to get food i could not feed my child. She is so sick, but if god wishes it, she will survive. Working with the local staff here is ian cross, a former gp from leicester. Tears come to my eyes sometimes. Its dreadful. You just do what you can, you know. In a way, im lucky that im a doctor. Ive got my hands and my tools, i can help to make people better. If i wasnt able to do that, id feel so frustrated and id feel even worse. But when youre hard at work, its. You cope. It is a depressing truth in this crisis, the close to 60 of the more than half a million are injured muslims whove escaped myanmar are children and teenagers. And they have seen some terrible things, like this girl. She has called this refugee camp in bangladesh home for almost two weeks. Her story of the night she had to flee myanmar is depressingly familiar. Villages torched and her mother dying in the flames. Theyre killing all the muslims, she told me. Slaughtering innocent rohingyas. Weve always been treated as less of people in our own land. Now they want to finish us off. But dangers lurk in exile as well. Young women are vulnerable. And the chance of children falling into the hands of sexual predators or exploited for their labour is ever present. The families here have nothing. They are trying to survive on a daily basis, and some of them at some point might be tempted to give away one of their children for domestic work. You know, not going to school, sometimes sexual abuse. So the risks are high. But there is light against all the gloom. Children in the camps are getting vaccinated against cholera and other diseases. There is even a chance to watch cartoons. And youngsters are never allowed to feel ashamed of who they are. In this class, they are reciting Nursery Rhymes from their homeland. But some will never return. The day after we filmed Mohamed Ibrahim we were told he died. He was buried in a tiny grave before sundown. Clive, there were harrowing images in your report and yet more and more children are arriving every day . That is right, fiona. I hope you can hear me because i am battling a Tropical Cyclone here. It has turned the refugee camp into a mud bath, making it even harderfor the refugees. Yes, more people are coming in. The selfless dedication of the people here and the International Workers who are trying to make a difference, is incredible. But doctor you saw my report from leicestershire, he simply answered and advert on facebook for people to come out and help and five days later he was on a plane. There is good news tonight. The daughter of that woman that i interviewed at the clinic today, she is now gaining weight, the 18 month old girl, for the first time she is putting on weight. So there is some light at the end of that dark tunnel for her. I took part in a 0 a the end of that dark tunnel for her. I took part in a q a session last night on social media. A number of people got in touch. They wanted to know the fate of the 15,000 Rohingya Muslims who got over the border but we re muslims who got over the border but were stranded for three days with no place to go essentially. Well, i can report tonight that they have now begun to be allowed to move to refugee camps like this, and as a result, there is light at the end of their tunnel as well. Things are improving here for some people but it has to be said, overall, this is a dire, dire situation and a very tragic one for so many people. Clive myrie, thank you. Clive myrie, thank you. You can find out more about the roots of the rohingya refugee crisis on the bbc news website at bbc. Co. Uk news. Theresa may is in brussels tonight with eu leaders to assess the progress so far towards brexit and crucially, whether talks can start on a trade deal. The german chancellor Angela Merkel says there are encouraging signs of progress. Speaking britains language . Not so much. Because in this town, it is money that talks. The Prime Minister thinks the uk has promised enough to settle our accounts. We will also be looking at the concrete progress that has been made in our exit negotiations and setting out ambitious plans for the weeks ahead. I particularly want to see an urgency on reaching an agreement on Citizens Rights. Are you willing to budge . I set out a few weeks ago in florence a very bold and ambitious agenda and vision for our future partnership between the eu and uk. But the most powerful woman in europe not think so. Britain has made encouraging progress, but it is not enough. Her knew best french friend agrees. We are united and strong, he says. And here, the others. As the uk made enough big promises . Enough compromises to get brexit moving . think theresa may has persuaded herself and her government to be more forthcoming and realistic on the package, the total package negotiations. Shes not being realistic right now . Not yet. I said theresa, please make clear what you mean with that, at least when and how you will propose to tackle this debate. If she wont come eyes on the money, we are heading for a breakdown . At least between now and december, it would help a lot. Dont let that happy trio full year. The eus big brokers do not think the Prime Minister has come enough. Theresa may has suggested we paid 20 billion euros as we go. But they want to know if we will also cover a share of eu pensions, projects and commitments we signed up to as members, and although some smaller countries are sympathetic, the negotiations will not move on until we tell. There will not be a deal on Citizens Rights or the irish border either. The labour leader rallying in brussels today as well said the risk of no deal is dangerous. It is not good enough, all this time after the referendum, to still not be able to tell us what is happening, what the position is what the outcome will be. Barring a miracle that is almost impossible that this lot will agree to start in trade talks with britain tomorrow. But what theresa may does expect is a promise to at least broached the idea with each other in the coming months. But they wa nt other in the coming months. But they want in return from the british side is more compromise, more cash on the table. We are still in the club but no longer included in the group hug. 0n the outside and to move on we or they will have to budge. Meanwhile here downing street insists london will remain the worlds leading financial centre, after the head of Goldman Sachs cast further doubt about the banks future in the uk post brexit. Lloyd blankfein tweeted that hell be spending a lot more time in frankfurt where the bank is now planning to shift a portion of its uk operations. Lets speak to our Business Editor simonjack whos in the city for us this evening. How do you assess the importance of this tweet from the head of goldmans . Well, Goldman Sachs employs 6000 people here in london, highly paid and highly taxed. It is no secret that they were considering frankfurt in their plans. Todays jaunty text is this just left frankfurt, enjoyed it, good, because i will be spending a lot more time there. What this underlines is that for many in the city, what work contingency plans are now becoming plans they are moving forward with. London will continue to be a great financial centre, the government said. That is definitely true. But what this outlines as many people here have had these plans in reserve and they are moving from contingency plans to plans they are moving forward with. We will not see london disappear overnight, it has been here for centuries. It does not mean it cannot be damaged and other european centres like frankfurt will be picking up business on the back of brexit. Simon jack, thank you. 0ur europe editor katya adler is in brussels this evening. The news from Goldman Sachs tonight an indication of how important it is to get agreement. How far apart are the two sides now . We have known not to get any breakthroughs at this particular summit. Progress has been made, not enough on the divorce issues, and the Sticking Point is money. Money the Sticking Point is money. Money the eu says britain committed to paying once an eu member. It wants us paying once an eu member. It wants us to honour those commitments now it is leaving. Jean Claude Juncker said it is like going to the pub with your friends. Said it is like going to the pub with yourfriends. Everyone said it is like going to the pub with your friends. Everyone gets in around but the uk goes home without paying. That said, all the eu leaders here at the summit, they dont want theresa may to go away empty handed. They know she is facing difficulties at home and they know this money issues potentially explosive for her. I understand they wa nt to explosive for her. I understand they want to give her a kind of present. The present she wants is moving those talks about future transition deals and trade deals as well. The eu says no. But they said as of monday, i have been told, they will Start Talking about these issues amongst themselves. It is progress ish. Some sources seem almost hurt that the Prime Minister isnt shouting herath from the rooftops at this planned eu gesture. Thank you. Shouting hooray. The number of crimes recorded by the police in england and wales has reached the highest level in 10 years. Its thought the rise is partly due to the police improving how they record crime but a surge in Violent Crime is believed to be genuine. And its that rise in particular that has helped to push the total number of recorded offences up to 5. 2 million for the year leading up to june. Thats up 13 on the previous year. But data from the British Crime survey which asks people about their experience of crime, and includes offences that may not have been reported to the police suggests overall crime is going down in the long term. Our Home Affairs Correspondent tom symonds has been looking at the figures. 0ne one week, a snapshot of crime in britain. On tuesday, this raid by thieves who escaped a memo pad. The day before, a man was stopped after confronting drug dealers. Meanwhile police were hunting for a possible serial sex attacker and for any number of suspected burglars like this man in lancaster. But theres also the crime we cannot see, an estimated 12,000 frauds will be reported each week. All of these types of offences are now increasing. The changes in crime are revealed by todays figures. 19 more Violent Crime recorded by police, 26 more cases involving knives and sharp objects. 8 more People Killed and murdered ones major events such as this year s terror attacks are taken into account. A quarter more robberies, those mopeds gangs are growing problem. In the last ten years the number of offences recorded by police has fallen and then risen again to that 5 million mark. In the British Crime survey, where people described the crime they have experienced, the number of incidents has continued to fall, but experts say that hasnt yet picked up on the rise in more serious offences police are now dealing with. Thats certainly the case for some categories of Violent Crime, particularly those involving a knife when we have Hospital Data to back that up. Similarly in fraud, as well as the 4 rise in quarterly crime figures, fraud is rising across the banking andi figures, fraud is rising across the banking and i None Services sector. The picture is similar in scotland though not in Northern Ireland were Violent Crime continues to fall. Ministers in westminster say police are Getting Better at recording offences and there are more to commit. Within the Violent Crime category you have new crimes like stalking and harassment and we are pleased we have these new offences and that more people are coming forward to report those crimes. Norfolk police is considering getting rid of these Community Support officers who deal with lower level incidents. Budgets are squeezed, the force knows it has to deal with the rise in serious crime. When you look at the release of the Crime Statistics today, it makes the point. Sexual and Violent Crime is up, i need a workforce that is able to tackle the threat and deal with the high risk crimes. The government insists it is protecting the thin blue police front line, that will meanfunding blue police front line, that will mean funding pay increases for officers and the rise in reported offences just piles on the pressure. Our top story this evening the suffering of the rohingya children as 10,000 refugees pour into bangladesh from myanmar today alone. And join me talking to him about this. Hey, its my new book coming up on sportsday on bbc news as the ramifications into claims of bullying and sexism continue, the england womens team attempt to get away from it all as they prepare for a friendly in france. Its become a common blight in many towns and cities the Illegal Dumping of household waste, builders rubble, tyres and even animal carcasses. New figures out today show more than 1 million cases of fly tipping were reported in england in the last year. Thats a rise of 7 on the year before, and up for the fourth year in a row. 0ur correspondentjon kay has been looking at the scale of the problem. Its getting worse and worse. Fly tipping is a growing problem in every part of the uk. Cardboard boxes and underlay. We started the day in devon. Theres mattresses, gates. Where jenny told us she feels sick. Disgusted. Every time she leaves her house in torquay. When you see this on your doorstep, how does it make you feel . Terrible, terrible, because it makes you feel dirty, doesnt it . Stood here now, youre getting a smell from it all, arent you . Yes. I can smell it, its horrible. And youve had a rat . Yeah, in my kitchen. Since last year, councils in england have been able to hand out fixed penalty fines but fly tipping is still getting worse. Two thirds of the waste thats dumped is household rubbish. It costs councils almost £58 million to clear up the mess. Most councils charge for collecting bulky waste but its up to £100 per vanload. This is probably our worst case on the farm here. Our next stop, somerset, and when fly tipping happens on garys farm, its up to him as the landowner to get rid of it. Weve got builders rubbish, bricks. Most of this is industrial waste, and gary reckons things would improve if councils accepted it at the tip for free, but he also thinks theres a cultural problem. I think sometimes its just down to the people. Some peoplejust dont care, they really dont, so theyjust lob it out and its not their problem, is it . And this is now your problem . Yes. Its big urban areas that are worst affected. Our final stop, inner city bristol. Abby thinks there would be less fly tipping if councils collected the bins more often and shes worried about the effect on her childrens health. They want to go dumping rubbish everywhere, its not nice. Yeah. Hopefully one day it will stop. And people will start picking up the rubbish . Yeah . Yeah. Do you think they will stop . No. Councils say they want the system speeded up, so persistent fly tippers can be prosecuted and punished more quickly. But the government says local authorities already have the powers they need. Jon kay, bbc news. Four people believed to be british missionaries have been kidnapped in the remote southern niger delta area of nigeria. Police have identified a small, local militant gang calling themselves karowei as being behind the kidnap. At the moment its unclear what the group want. The Foreign Office is yet to comment. Three of Northern Irelands most Senior Police officers, chief constable george hamilton, his deputy drew harris and assistant chief constable Mark Hamilton are under investigation for alleged misconduct in Public Office that could amount to conspiracy to pervert the course ofjustice. All deny