And london. This is bbc world news. Its newsday. Its 7am in singapore, pm in london and 7pm in washington dc, where the investigation into alleged russian interference in last years us president ial election has laid its first charges. Paul manafort, the Trump Campaigns former manager, was taken into custody, accused of Money Laundering and conspiracy against the United States. A former business associate of mr manafort has also been indicted, and a former adviser to mr trump has admitted lying to the fbi. Our north america editor, jon sopel, has this report from washington. Reporter mr manafort, are you turning yourself into federal authorities today . This wasnt how it was meant to be. Lawyer mr manafort has no comment. Over a year ago the multimillionaire Paul Manafort was Donald TrumpsCampaign Chairman and a figure of huge influence. Today, hes been ordered to an Fbi Field Office to face the most grave charges. Normally talkative, today, much more tight lipped. The indictment runs to over 30 pages and details are complex web of Financial Arrangements to keep vast sums secret from the us authorities. It details how manafort was working as an agent for the pro russia party in ukraine from whom he received tens of millions of dollars in payments for a decade until 2016. Its alleged he laundered 18 million through various accounts and companies and by any means. Almost 1 million was funneled through an antique antiques rug store in alexandria, virginia. 850,000 laundered through a mens clothes store in new york. A mark of how seriously the prosecutors take this case is that Paul Manafort has had to surrender his passport. Hes considered a flight risk. Hes also going to be kept under house arrest until the trial, which might not be for several months. Its going to be a very big change in lifestyle. But his lawyer after the hearing ridiculed the charges. He was seeking to further democracy and to help the ukraine come closer to the United States and the eu. Those activities ended in 2014, over two years before mr manafort served in the Trump Campaign. And in response to the indictment, donald trump tweeted angrily and then another tweet on russia todays announcement has nothing to do with the president. Has nothing to do with the president s campaign or campaign activity. Todays announcement has nothing to do with the president. Has nothing to do with the president s campaign or campaign activity. The real collusion scandal, as weve said several times before, has everything to do with the Clinton Campaign, fusion gps and russia. But today a damaging and unexpected disclosure, this man, george papadopolous, a Foreign Policy advisor to the Trump Campaign, who President Trump once described as an excellent guy, secretly pleaded guilty earlier this month to lying to the fbi about his contacts with russian officials during the campaign. And this former state Department Official and International Lawyer says that could be much more significant. Well, manafort is a biggerfigure but we expected the charges and the indictment to come out against him today. Papadopouloss guilty plea discloses facts of communications between the Trump Campaign and russia are we didnt know about, and that could be a much bigger problem for trump. And the charge sheet against papadopoulos says that while a trump advisor he met a russian professor in london who said he had dirt on hillary clinton, despite having earlier told the fbi he hadntjoined the Trump Campaign when that meeting took place. The professor claimed he had thousands of Clinton Campaign e mails. Papadopoulos worked to arrange a meeting between putin and trump, something which didnt take place. The fbi now say papadopoulos is co operating fully with their investigation. Not so Paul Manafort, as he walked uncomfortably away from court, through the phalanx of cameras and reporters, to start his period of house arrest. Jon sopel, bbc news, washington. Well be talking to our washington correspondent laura bicker later, but first lets take a look at some of the days other news. The Spanish Government is acting to take direct control of catalonia following the regions declaration of independence on friday. Spains chief prosecutor has called for charges to be brought against some of catalonias leaders. One of the crimes is rebellion, which carries a maximum 30 year jail term. Translation to defend legality, the rights of citizens and the public interest, weve laid charges for the crimes of rebellion, sedition and provocation and other correlated offences against the main political leaders of the Catalan Government who die mike hookem with their decisions and actions in the past few years, decisions and actions in the past few yea rs, have decisions and actions in the past few years, have caused an institutional crisis that mated with the declaration of independence in com plete the declaration of independence in complete disregard of the constitution. Also making news today. Uhuru kenyatta has been re elected as kenyas president. He won 98 of the vote in last weeks election re run. The opposition boycotted the poll and called on their supporters to do the same. The Kenyan Electoral Commission said the vote has been free, fair and credible. Iasa i as a kenyan celebrate our resilience as a nation, but also celebrate our resilience and the resilience of our democracy. The resilience of our democracy. The resilience of our people and also the resilience of our institutions. A chinese modelling agency has denied that a teenage russian model died from overwork. 14 year old vlada dzyuba died in a chinese hospital, ten days after taking part in Shanghai Fashion week. Local reports in russia suggest she was suffering from meningitis, compounded by exhaustion. But thats been denied by the Chinese Agency which employed her who insist she worked no more than the legal eight hours a day. President trump has announced that us specialforces in libya have captured a man suspected of being involved in the attack on the Us Diplomatic compound in benghazi in 2012. Mr trump named the man as mustafa al imam, saying he would face justice in the us. The attack killed the ambassador Chris Stephens and three other americans. Prince charles and the duchess of cornwall have arrived in singapore to kick off an 11 day tour of asia. Theyll be meeting president Halimah Yacob and Prime Minister lee hsien loong. The couple have met members of the queens baton relay, which is making its way around the world ahead of the 2018 commonwealth games. This is not a special effect. These are surfers in iceland taking to the waves beneath the northern lights. Here you can see heidar logi, icelands first professional surfer, braving the freezing cold. And the water is really freezing but because its salt water it doesnt actually turn to ice until it gets below 8. Heidar logi took to surfing to help him cope with adhd. The you can see the full piece on the bbc website. The Australian Governments off shore Processing Centre for refugees in Papua New Guinea is due to close later on tuesday. The camp on manus island is one of two used to hold people who have tried to seek asylum in australia. Since 2013, the country has detained all Asylum Seekers who arrive by boat in offshore detention. The government has said the policy deters people smuggling and prevents deaths at sea, but the centres have been described by the un and human Rights Groups as cruel. Earlier this year, australia offered compensation totalling 53 million to Asylum Seekers and refugees detained on manus island who alleged they had suffered harm while there. Around 770 men remain at the centre. More now from our sydney correspondent, hywel griffith. After five troubled years, this temporary centre is finally closing. This footage from 2015 shows the anger some on manus island have felt over there in definite detention. Around 1500 have been sent here to be considered for asylum. Those who remain day conditions are poor but theyre frightened to move to other Holding Centres on the island. This iranian at yuji has been there for overfour iranian at yuji has been there for over four years. This place is not a safe place because the local people dont want us here, they are a small population and they have a poor economy so they dont want us here. Last year the court in Papua New Guinea ruled the detainees must be moved as theyre being held illegally, but the workings of the centre have remained secretive with media kept away. Led by the navy, australias Border Protection policy means any boat that tries to land here illegally is either turned around or its occupants are taken to one of the offshore centres at manus island or nauru. Even if they are eventually given refugee status, the government says they should never be allowed to set foot in australia. Its a message backed up with adverts in every language, from sudanese to far the. Back in australia, the message to voters is that the policy is tackling people trafficking and the countrys borders are secure. For a significant number of australians, the people in nauru and manus island are out of sight, out of mind and thats a good liberal and integral aspect to any externalisation of border control. The people are removed from Public Contact and in that sense its easier to shape the public opinion. There are some in australia who won the refugees brought here, fearing there is no future for them in Papua New Guinea. They say the government cant walk away. These people are unprotected, so if the Australian Government isnt going to remove these people and bring them to safety here in australia, there needs to be some kind of presence and some kind of protection for these men on the island as long as they remain there. While a deal to resettle some refugees in the United States continues to make slow progress, the future for those who spend years waiting on manus island seems as uncertain as ever. Hywel griffith, bbc news. Basic Services Including water and electricity have been cut off from the camp as it prepares to close. But many Asylum Seekers remain there refusing to leave, citing fears for their safety in the community. A short time ago, i spoke with phil mercer about what will happen to the people left at the facility. Well, rico, we understand about 600 men have most recently been held at the facility on manus island. The majority are refugees and we understand that some are accusing to leave the Processing Centre because of fears for their safety in the broader community, and also concerns and uncertainties about their longer term future. In the short term, rico, we understand that three of accommodation centres have been set up accommodation centres have been set up near accommodation centres have been set up near a accommodation centres have been set up near a major town for them to move into. Whether theyll go willingly or will have to be moved forcefully, well have to wait and see. In the longer term, australia says it wont resettle any of these manus island refugees or Asylum Seekers and, as weve heard, a small number have been granted asylum in the United States, more good now follow, but safe to say the next days and weeks for the manus island detainees, rico, will be field with great uncertainty and no doubt anxiety as well. A lot of anxiety but the manus island detainees are expected to launch legal action over the closure. What is likely to happen over the next few hours regarding this . Well, those papers we re regarding this . Well, those papers were filed in Papua New Guinea in the last few hours. Were not expecting anything dramatic to happen. It was a last ditch attempt helped by the australian greens. It has a senator on manus island to try to help with that legal effort. But it seems highly likely that in the next few our camp will officially close and, as you say, water and electricity shutdown and those detainees expected to move on. Youre watching newsday on the bbc. Still to come on the programme scientists warn that international targets to limit Climate Change may be unattainable after a surge in co2 to levels not seen for 800,000 years. Also on the programme the hollywood Actor Kevin Spacey apologises after being accused of making sexual advances towards a teenage boy in the 1980s. Indira gandhi, ruler of the Worlds Largest democracy, died today. 0nly yesterday shed spoken of dying in the service of her country and said, i would be proud of it, every drop of my blood will contribute to the growth of this nation. After 46 years of unhappiness, these two countries have concluded a chapter of history. No more suspicion, no more fear, no more uncertainty of what each day might bring. Booster ignition and liftoff of discovery, with a crew of six astronaut heroes and one american legend. Well, enjoying the show is right this is beautiful. A milestone in human history. Born today, this girl in india is the 7 billionth person on the planet. This is newsday on the bbc. Im rico hizon in singapore. Im kasia madera in london. Our top stories. Paul manafort, President Trumps former Campaign Manager, has denied a series of charges, the first resulting from the official inquiry into alleged links between the Trump Campaign and russia. Another former aide, george papadopoulos, has admitted lying to the fbi about his links to russia. But the white house has insisted there was no collusion. Lets take a look at some front pages from around the world. Lets take a look at the japan times and the country has reaffirmed a 6. Billion commitment to the philippines. The move is seen as an economic assistance race against beijing to form a better relationship with manila. The International Edition of the New York Times reports on south korea and japan debating the need for their own Nuclear Arsenal as north korea threatens the region. In south korea, polls show 60 of the population favours Building Nuclear weapons. And in the South China Morning Post taking a back seat ride in hong kongs first locally built driverless vehicle. Hong Kong University has marked robotics day by taking this converted golf cart out for a spin. Now what stories are sparking discussions online . Rico, apple has reportedly fired one of its engineers after his daughter posted a video of the iphone x before the official launch. The Youtube Video was shot on the apple campus in september when the young woman met herfatherfor lunch. Brooke peterson said herfather was fired for breaking apples strict policy that bans filming on its campus. Lets go back to our top story. President trumps former Campaign Manager, Paul Manafort, has pleaded not guilty to charges of conspiring to defraud the us. Laura bicker had the latest reaction from washington. Lead trump spokesperson said that these charges had nothing to do with these charges had nothing to do with the white house. The big figure that every camera was focused on today was Paul Manafort, the former Campaign Manager for donald was Paul Manafort, the former Campaign Managerfor donald trump. He is actually someone who was credited with helping donald trump win. He was a Campaign Manager as donald went over the line to get the number of delegates needed to win a nomination. When it comes to the fairgo, all nomination. When it comes to the fair go, all attention was focused on him and these 12 great if charges. Much of the indictment against Paul Manafort relates to a time before the campaign. While cameras were focused on him, there was another startling revelation, about george pa padopolous. Was another startling revelation, about george papadopolous. We have never really heard of this man before, he was a policy advisor for mrtrump, the before, he was a policy advisor for mr trump, the white house said he was a volunteer and played a volunteer role in a committee that met only once that mr trump did not meet him although the two have been photographed together. It is disclosed that he has pled guilty to lying to the fbi about his contacts with russia. Why is this important . Because in the indictment it shows that he had several contacts with a professor who said he had dirt on hillary clinton. This is a potential link between the Trump Campaign and the kremlin and that is why analysts are looking at this indictment are very carefully because it goes to the heart of what the investigation is all about. Scientists say the amount of Carbon Dioxide in the earths atmosphere surged to a record high last year. The world body monitoring this says a combination of human activity and the el nino weather phenomenon drove c02 levels up. Last years increase was 50 higher than the average over the previous ten years. 0ur science correspondent Rebecca Morelle has more. Keeping track of our atmosphere. For decades, research stations like this one on the swiss alps have been monitoring levels of Carbon Dioxide. And their latest findings show that the Greenhouse Gas has hit a new high. It should be setting off alarm bells along the corridors of power around the world. Were talking that three parts per million increase, which is the biggest increase weve ever recorded. Its the biggest increase we can find in the geological record for millions of years. Its the fastest increase in 2016. This record breaking rise has been driven by both human activities and the el nino weather phenomenon. Every few years, the pacific 0ceans Service Becomes warmer. This causes wind patterns to change, and whether is dramatically altered. This causes wind patterns to change, and weather is dramatically altered. Its caused droughts, stopping vegetation growing and preventing plants and trees from soaking up Carbon Dioxide. Its also led to forest fires, which have injected more of the Greenhouse Gas into the atmosphere. So how significant are todays findings . 0ver hundreds and thousands of years, Carbon Dioxide levels have fluctuated. But from 1950s, levels have surged, and todays figures are the highest weve ever recorded. Its leading to unprecedented changes in places like the arctic, affecting the regions unique wildlife. Increases cause the temperature to rise, and the ice is melting faster than the animals can adapt. In 2015, the world agreed to big cuts in Greenhouse Gas emissions to limit warming. But experts say todays figures should prompt a new sense of urgency. There is hope but we have to change our behaviour in the coming ten to 20 years to be successful in this mitigation report. So far we havent been ambitious enough. The issue is that Carbon Dioxide lingers for hundreds of years. This will be the focus for International Climate talks next week. So will the announcement that america plans to withdraw from the current climate agreement. Finding a solution now may be more difficult to achieve. Rebecca morrelle, bbc news. Hollywood star kevin spacey has apologised after he was accused of making a sexual advance toward a child actor. Anthony rapp, who was 1a, said spacey had invited him to a party and seemed drunk when the alleged incident happened. Spacey, who was 26 at the time, apologised but said he didnt remember the incident. 0ur north america correspondent james cook reports. They say we get the leaders we deserve. Kevin spacey is one of the biggest names in show business a two time oscar winner currently starring in the netflix Political Drama house of cards. But his reputation is now in jeopardy because of allegations that date back to broadway in 1986. Anthony rapp, on the left here in the musical rent, says spacey invited him to a party, carried him onto a bed, climbed on top of him and made a sexual advance. Rapp, who was 1a at the time, said he squirmed away and left the house. In a statement, kevin spacey said he did not remember the encounter but, if it happened, it would have been deeply inappropriate drunken behaviour, for which he now apologised. He added, i know that there are stories out there about me, saying, i choose now to live as a gay man and i am examining my own behaviour. But that has provoked a backlash. Its ended up conflating two different issues. He is implying that because i have a lwa ys he is implying that because i have always been gay but never came out, this is the sort of thing that happens. He is alleged that he has jumped on top of a young man in the 93v jumped on top of a young man in the Gay Community is saying well, sorry, it is not you are gay. No one here thinks that kevin spacey will be the last big name to be ensnared in the web of allegations which has spun out after the Harvey Weinstein affair. Hollywood is abuzz with gossip and rumour about who is next. James cook, bbc news, los angeles. Youve been watching newsday. Stay with us as we head to the airport, with a report on how Singapores Changi is using technology to try to make travelling faster and safer. And this is how to make it safer. Hgppy and this is how to make it safer. Happy halloween. It is the witching hour. I see you are ready and prepared. The white house is also being prepared for halloween. President trump and the first lady met trick or treat those who were dressed up as everything from minions, which is, ghosts even a dinosaur. The president and the first lady were having an open day at the white house. For many of us the weather is on the turn and it is turning that bit milder. We look at the temperatures we had at tulloch bridge on monday morning, reaching 5 but this morning, reaching 5 but this morning, 10 celsius. A 15 degrees rise. Cloud and rain around the swallowed it is that cloudy weather bringing in mild conditions across much of the country. The rain will be at its heaviest across western scotland, a bit patchy across the east. A little misty over the high ground but now desperate problems with visibility. Just a little misty over the top of the hill. Further southwards across northern wales, partly cloudy with a few showers. Some bright spells to start the day across southern counties of england. Possibly not isolated shower for east anglia and the south east. That will clear away quickly in the morning to what we are left with is bright weather across southern areas. The south westerly winds bringing in mild conditions but we could potentially see a spell of renfro time during the afternoon affecting parts of wales and then moving on into parts of north west england. Always the wettest weather will be actually across western scotland. It should stay dry for most of the day across much of the midlands, southern england and the far south of wales. Temperatures reaching 1a degrees also. Spooky night coming up for tripping treaters. Bits of rain across the north west and quite wet for northern western scotland is well. Temperature wise overnight we are looking at lows between eight and 11 celsius. This weather front is going to become very slow moving across western scotland with the rain building up in those Western Hills as we go on through the day on wednesday. That weather front moves nowhere fast. For most of the uk, mild south, south westerly winds coming in across the country so it will be a mild day. Temperatures reaching 15 degrees, turning a little cooler and fresher perhaps across the far north west of scotland. We have some cool air moving southwards as we go through wednesday night into thursday behind this cold front. We should start to see some bright spells working in, possibly the best across eastern scotla nd possibly the best across eastern scotland and parts of northern england. A bitter cloud further south, bits and pieces of light rain and drizzle around. Towards the end of the day we will see the return of some cool a rare coming back across the uk. That said, on friday we will have a reasonably quiet weather day with a little rain moving southwards. To the start of the weekend we will probably have a speu weekend we will probably have a spell of heavy rain for a time in england and then some lost through showers following through the north west. Im kasia madera with bbc world news our top story. The official us investigation into alleged russian meddling in last years president ial election has produced its first criminal charges. Former Trump Campaign manager Paul Manafort has pleaded not guilty to 12 charges, including concealing earnings from his dealings with ukraine before he joined the trump team. His lawyer has denied any suggestion of collusion. A former Foreign Policy advisor to the Trump Campaign has admitted lying to the fbi about his contacts with russian officials. The white house has distanced itself from the arrests. And this video is trending on bbc. Com the white house has been hosting trick or treating children a as part of a halloween event. President trump and his wife melania gave out high fives and the usual sweets to costumed kids and their parents. Thats all from me now. Stay with bbc world news. Now on bbc news, its time for hardtalk