Of myanmars Rohinga Muslim minority are continuing to flee across the border into neighbouring bangladesh. Nearly 60,000 rohingyas have fled since myanmars army began a campaign against suspected militants in Rakhine State just over a week ago. Sanjoy majumder has been to a refugee camp on the bangladesh Myanmar Border and sent us this report. Exhausted and traumatised after escaping death, many of these rohingyas have walked for hours, across hills and through paddy fields, to avoid being shot before making it here. These are fresh arrivals, rohingyas who have just arrived after crossing the border. And, with every passing hour, there are more and more of them coming. There is absolutely no space left anymore, so they are just living on any piece of open ground that they can find, and many of them have the most disturbing testimony to share. I meet a man who is nursing a bullet wound in his foot. He tells me that his village, just across the border, was allegedly attacked by the Myanmar Military and Armed Civilian mobs. Translation so many people were killed. They just set fire to everything. Ijust ran. There were people whose throats were slashed with knives. They were shooting at us, and i got hit. And, from inside myanmars Rakhine State, the scars of violence, entire villages burned down. There is not a house left standing. This is where the Myanmar Military have been carrying out a massive crackdown, following an attack last week by a rohingya militant group on dozens of police posts. Rights campaigners say the use of force has been massive and indiscriminate. The situation seems to be one where it is rapidly sliding toward the precipice. You have a situation where many people are on the move. Significant areas of Rakhine State are on fire. As for those who have managed to flee the fighting, they are building temporary shelters, and trying to make a home for themselves. Bangladesh, after initially trying to stop them coming, is now letting them in. For the survivors, this represents freedom. It has come at a cost, and they are still uncertain about what lies ahead. Sanjoy majumder, bbc news, at the bangladesh Myanmar Border. Now on bbc news, from out of town. For decades, our country has lived through the greatestjobs theft in the history of the world. You people know it better than anybody, in pennsylvania. 0ur factories were shuttered, our steel mills closed down, and ourjobs were stolen away and shipped far away. How did donald trump pull off his surprise victory . He did it partly by appealing to the feeling that, across the usa, small towns have taken a battering. Main street. There is plenty of room here. Room for the individual to expand, to plan for himself and his children. The small towns of america, where once life was good. The less densely populated the place you lived, the more likely you were to back trump for president. While they celebrated in our nations capital, there was little to celebrate for struggling families all across our land. Washington versus real america, wall street versus main street. The small town has long been the home of sunny american innocence, while the big bad city was the source of all corruption. If only, trump seemed to say, the innocence of the small town could be recaptured, we could make America Great again. It is still a powerful story, but was it ever really that simple . In the 1940s and 50s, big bad cities really came to dominate and overshadow america. And, as they did so, they inspired a whole new style of cinema. In film noir, the American City is dark, and anonymous, and frightening. People are not what they seem. You can trust no one. Everyone is out for themselves. It is no place for the innocent. Yes, i know, im. Im being foolish. In doa, dead on arrival, Frank Bigelow makes the mistake of leaving his small home town and his girlfriend for a sneaky vacation in san francisco. Within hours, he has been fatally poisoned, and is tearing around the city trying to find his killer. Im adam smith, a historian of america, and in this programme, im going to investigate what film noir, and its sharp contrast between corrupt city and innocent small town, can tell us about america today. After 1945, americans moved to the cities, and especially the booming suburbs, in huge numbers. Many of them found what they were looking for, but there was also this sense that they had lost the sense of the community they had had in the small towns theyd left behind. So film noir is not only about the city. It also plays on the contrast with the small town. Against this innocent background, the dodgy, sophisticated incomers from the cities stand out. In some film noirs, the small town is the place you run to to try to escape your past. And it is where your enemies from the city catch you running a gas station. That is what happens to Robert Mitchums character, jeff bailey, in out of the past. In the 1940s, america was becoming the land of the car, and that meant it was getting harder and harderfor small towns to be the isolated islands they had once been. If you wanted to avoid marauders from the cities, a gas station was about the last place in a small town to work. Long time. Hello, joe. Wish it was nice to see you. Everyone sure misses you, jeff. Bailey discovers that, even hiding in the eternal innocence of bridgeport, his urban past will finally catch up with him. I had to find you. I owe you something. Jeff bailey clearly hadnt watched Burt Lancaster in the killers, where more or less the same thing happens. Hey, you look at the oil, will you . Driving into the small town where he is hiding comes the man he really didnt want to meet again. In the killers, a mans big city past comes to him in the shape of two hitmen hired by the man he once doublecrossed. They track him to that centre of small town life, a diner, and the men dont exactly hide their opinion of the place their victim has run to. This is a hot town. What do you call it . Brentwood. Did you ever hear of brentwood . What do you do with your nights . They eat the dinner. They all come here and eat the big dinner. The killers go and kill Burt Lancasters character, peter lund. But brentwood, newjersey can at least console itself that it remained unstained by this viciousness from the city. The way i look at it, this killing doesnt rightly concern brentwood at all. What concerns us is protecting the lives and integrity of our citizens. This man, lund, lives here. Thats all. The killers came from out of town. It is part of an american attitude which says that, if you want a safe, secure, comfortable life, live in somewhere like brentwood. And that notion persists to this day. And its one of the great ideas and fallacies behind trump, that theres an america that is settled, rural or semirural, provincial, lets say, where life goes along at a leisurely but acceptable, regular pace, and people are good to one another. It is a myth, but it is a very prevalent myth. And it was very prevalent then. But sometimes the man who runs to the small town is secretly the bad guy, likejoseph cotton in Alfred Hitchcocks shadow of a doubt. Uncle charlie appears quite briefly as an urban character, but in wonderfully telling ways. You see him lying on his bed in a mean room, in a mean building. You dont quite know where you are, but it is urban. And theres a sense, i think, of whatever damage hes done, to others or to himself, that it has been an expression of that urban world. And he wants to get out, he wants to retreat. So he goes to santa rosa, in fact, and his niece, charlie, lives there with her family. And its another america from that city that uncle charlie has come from, and its an america thats really half asleep. Its not thinking about anything very much. Its a conflict between that darkness that uncle charlie has seen and the brightness that niece charlie likes to believe is going to sustain america after the war. Theresa wright plays a small town girl who is over the moon when her urbane uncle charlie, who she reveres, comes to town. Until, that is, she realises he is a serial killer. Youre just an ordinary little girl, living in an ordinary little town. You wake up every morning of your life, you know perfectly well theres nothing in the world to trouble you. You go through your ordinary little day, and at night you sleep your untroubled little sleep filled with peaceful, stupid dreams. And i brought you nightmares. And really what that scene in the diner is saying is, this girl has got to grow up, and probably her growing up could break her down. And then you sort of say to yourself, well, maybe uncle charlie was a nice guy once. Whether the invader was a villain or a victim, these movies portray the small town as a land of innocence. And here in sierra madre, near los angeles, this place still has a lovely, small town feel. There is a wonderful old theatre over there, some great cafes. It is a very pleasant, peaceful place. You can see why the small town idyll still has its appeal. But, even as it was becoming a symbol of nostalgia, these films were already unsettling the vision of the small town. For hitchcock, i think, its a way of saying to that very secure, settled american attitude to itself, dont trust it. Shadow of a doubt what does that title mean . It doesnt really seem to spring out of the film, but a shadow of a doubt is what a smart viewer is going to feel about america when the film is over. It in the stranger, another charming outsider brings a share of evil to a small town. Orson welles is a teacher in harper, connecticut, and is about to cement his position in the little town by marrying loretta young. But then Edward G Robinson tracks into the town, and makes her confront who her new husband really is. Surely you dont think. You might. They look like other people. They act like other people. When it is to their benefit. A gas chamber. But if nice mr rankine is really a nazi, who can you trust, even in harper, connecticut . When he is exposed, the desperate kindler hides in the Church Bell Tower and the people of the town come together to hunt him down. Citizens of hopper have come after you. The ones you have been laughing at. You cant fool them anymore. If the target is an escaped nazi, thats one kind of story. But the smalltown mobs in these movies were not always quite like that. Sometimes, noirs went a big step further. Instead of casting the small town as an innocent place to show up the evils of the big city, they turned the american heartland itself into a nightmarish landscape. In some film noirs, its the small town itself which harbours corruption. And these films suggest the flipside to community and togetherness. The code of silence. The wall of hostility. I could punch him in the face, ill tell you. You know what they used to do to guys like that when they were in a place like this . Theyd be carried out on a stretcher, folks. So perhaps that noir vision of the world also has something darker to tell us about trumps america. You see somebody getting ready to throw a tomato, knock the crap out of them, would you . Seriously. 0k. Just knock the hell. I promise you, i will pay for the legal fees i promise. People coming together as a community can be a lovely thing, but not when they come together as a crowd against one outsider. Spreading the violent propaganda of race hatred and violence. In the wake of world war ii, many on the left were worried about fascistic tendencies in america. Taking root in many fanatical brains. Like hitlers gang, they thrive on persecution, hatred and violence. If that boy isnt alive when the troops get here, youre gonna get hurt where it counts and again and again, left wing filmmakers expressed this through images of that most passionate version of a Community Coming together as one the lynch mob. In trial, their target is a terrified hispanic boy wrongly branded a sex attacker. Heave in the sound of fury, the mob do manage to kill the murderers theyre after. If the mediasjob is to be honest and tell the truth, then i think we would all agree the media deserves a very, very big fat failing grade. Looking back at these films today, its striking to find the mob focused on one of Donald Trumps favourite targets those interfering big city outsiders, the media. Warner bross storm warning was an attack on the ku klux klan, portraying them as fanatically hostile to outsiders, as ginger rogers, a new york model visiting her sister in a small town, discovers. The victim, we soon find out, is an undercover reporter whod been investigating the klan. Many times today on the streets, in the restaurant in the hotel, people have come up to us and asked us not to judge their whole town by their brutal criminal action of hoodlums last night. Wheres that cable . Get off the line. Bob . Bob. These decent individuals sincerely upset by the. Astonishingly, the filmmakers decided not to mention the klans racism, at instead, the film explicitly connects far right extremism with smalltown hostility to outsiders, protected by a wall of silence. But looking out at the faces of the men and women here this afternoon at the courthouse, it isnt always easy to tell on which side they stand. No wonder some people in small towns get fed up with the way hollywood and the media represent them. Around this time, joseph losey directed in the lawless. A small town turns on another hispanic boy who was being wrongly accused of a sex attack. Prevented from lynching the boy, the townsfolk instead turn on the newspaper which has defended him. It would be hard to find a more vivid image of mob hatred of the media. Come on, where are you . But whats most striking is that the newspaper that gets destroyed is trying to be honest. The situation has been whipped up by another paper, peddling what you might call fa ke news. Now, a big hit, vicky. Now, dear, try and remember just what happened. You went to the barn and he jumped out of the dark and grabbed you losey was a very self conscious, very. Very heart on his sleeve liberal who saw not just the chance, but the need almost to make a story about racism in smalltown communities, but also of about the general danger of a vigilante spirit taking law into its own hands. The lawless was written by daniel mannering who also wrote the film who helped set the template for the smalltown noir, out of the past. Mannering grew up in a small town in Northern California and though he was brilliant at evoking their particular atmosphere, he wasnt particularly sentimental about them. If youve never been tempted to take part in a lynch mob, perhaps you can take these films in your stride. But another film script of the 1950s, also written by daniel mannering, shows the growth of a mob which is even more unsettling. In invasion of the body snatchers, a mix of noir and science fiction, directed by don siegel, the people of a small town in california are not scarily angry, but scarily blank. Gradually, the towns doctor and his girlfriend realise that the townsfolk have been taken over by alien pods. Step over to truck number one. That marvellous idea that i completely believe in is that the world is populated by pods, those are vegetables, and they have no emotions. They get up in the morning, they bathe, they eat, they go to work, they eat again and they go to sleep. They have no cultural aspirations. And the local psychiatrist thinks the advent of total conformity is just what the town needs. Suddenly, while you are asleep, they will absorb your minds, your memories and youre reborn into an untroubled world. Where everyones the same . Exactly. I think what its saying is the very things that we think of as precious in a free society, like education, like love, like differences of opinion, like sexual expression, they may be great threats to social control. So the conformist crowd turn on the two dissidents. But has the arrival of blank conformity come from out of town to ruin the innocent townspeople . Is it like communism or consumerism, or is it their own Community Spirit thats made them obedient and conformist . The invasion of the body snatchers gets under your skin because this crowd are trying to do the right thing. Even the towns well meaning policeman joins the chase. They went this way the film refuses to tell you who to blame. Are the townsfolk villains or victims . But today, the message coming out of the pass from those old film noirs is that theres no perfect place, not even in the would be paradise of smalltown america. One way to keep america divided is for trumps opponents in the big cities to sneer at his supporters as losers left behind in flyover country. And another is to look back too nostalgically at the smalltown life of the real america before the cities took over. This old dream risks hardening the divide between the big city and the small town. Exactly the division that these old movies, more than 60 years ago, tried to dissolve. Hello. Most of us enjoyed some picture perfect weather to start the weekend on saturday. These are the pictures to prove it. Broken cloud, lot of sunshine, pleasantly warm in the sunshine. There were just one or two sharp showers in parts of east anglia, the vast majority were dry. But if this was saturdays weather, this is sundays weather, quite a change. Cloudier for many, wetter for some. And as we go on through into the first part of sunday you can see where the rain has arrived. Across Northern Ireland into western scotland, wales and much of south west england, and its notjust wet, it is windy too with some gales through the irish sea. Some of the rain during the first part of the day will be on the heavy side as well, so really will be a grey and wet start to the day, whereas further east in complete contrast there will be some sunny spells around although turning increasingly hazy quite quickly as we go through the morning, and the breeze will start to pick up as well. So an east west split to begin the day. Some of the heaviest rain will have moved through Northern Ireland at this stage although still in eastern counties, a bit more patchy in the west, and that rain edging into south west scotland where it will be dry with some early sunshine in the east. Now, this will try to move east through the day, but a very slow process, eventually it will encroach more to north west england, the midlands and south east england during the afternoon, but the further east you are, although the cloud increases, the breeze picks up, you could well stay dry until the evening and maybe a few hours beyond. Could see 20 celsius with anywhere seeing the sunshine lasting longest, quite cool with the cloud and rain, only around 15 in places. Could be worse. Could be better but could be worse for the first stage of the tour of britain in edinburgh as that gets under way. Looking at things on sunday evening, again some of the increasingly light and patchy rain feeds further east, some spots will stay dry of britain in edinburgh as that gets under way. Looking at things on sunday evening, again some of the increasingly light and patchy rain feeds further east, some spots will stay dry during the day with a lot of low cloud, coastal and hill fog down to the south and west of the uk. The weather system for monday has ground to a halt. It has left a lot of cloud across us on monday, really quite misty and murky to begin with with extensive coastal and hillfog, damp and drizzly in places. Well see another weather system bringing more rain to parts of scotland and Northern Ireland during the day but brightening up in england and wales, quite muggy and given any sunny spells, it will feel quite warm. Once we clear the rain away south eastwards on tuesday, on tuesday and wednesday were back into a brighter, showery weather picture where its quite wet and windy for the end of the week. Welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. My name is duncan golestani. Our top stories north korea says its developed a powerful Nuclear Device small enough to be loaded onto an intercontinental missile, but offers no proof. President trump arrives in flood hit louisiana to see the damage caused by storm harvey. Earlier, he met survivors in texas and helped volunteers distribute aid. Catastrophic flooding has affected more than 45 Million People in south asia. We report from one of indias worst hit provinces. 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