Camp in the world, kutupalong, near the port city of coxs bazar in bangladesh. Its where around 570,000 Rohingya Muslims are forced to call home, having fled a violent military crackdown against them, across the border in myanmar. Officials from both countries have been holding talks about repatriating hundreds of thousands of the refugees, but the United Nations has expressed concern about the conditions theyd face if they went back. Mishal husain is at the kutupalong refugee camp for newsday. The across the entire landscape, right up to the border with myanmar. When you talk to the refugees it is clear just how complex when you talk to the refugees it is clearjust how complex the idea of repatriation is. This process, which the bangladesh and myanmar governments have been talking about today in the myanmar capital. Some of them say they will never go back u nless of them say they will never go back unless their rights are guaranteed and others are simply resigned to spending the rest of their lives in these camps. In a camp where hundreds of refugees are still arriving every week, there is much to be done. New wells, new shelters, all part of providing for growing numbers and preparing the camp for the monsoon rains. The more construction and expansion that takes place at this last camp, the more permanent it starts to feel. But at the same time, the talk of repatriating refugees is causing deep alarm. After the circumstances in which they fled myanmar less than six months ago, who would really trust that things had changed enough for them to go home . Thats because the destruction of their homes and villages continued even after myanmar said military operations had come to an end. These pictures were filmed by the bbc from the bangladeshi side of the border on the 10th of september last year, five days after the supposed ceasefire. This was your house . This is my house. That was also the day that irfan lost everything. A father of four, he was a secondary School Teacher back in myanmar and lived here with his extended family. And who is that . That is my brother. The authorities told them theyd be safe, and then the soldiers came. Translation the military surrounded the whole area and they had weapons. They opened fire as people were trying to leave. Some escaped, but others were killed. My brother was at home that day, but he went out to check on his shop. He never came back. We dont know if he was burned alive. We still havent heard anything. Away from the main camp, another area is home to hindus from myanmar, who were caught up in the violence. They have been identified as among the first to be repatriated. But even they are not ready to go without international protection. Translation if the United Nations goes with us, the hindus, we hope we will get security and be happy. If they are there, and we face any problems, the whole world will know about it. For now, it seems most likely that the children of these camps will grow up here without a country to call their own. The uns access to their old home, rakhine state, is severely restricted. They too call for change and for the rohingya to be doubly recognised. At this stage, i think it is premature to talk about returns in large numbers until three conditions exist. Number one, the issue of citizenship and legal identity must be addressed. Number two, there has to be a safe and secure environment for refugees to return to. Number three, reconstruction and the re establishment of Services Must occur. Services here are more organised. But its a precarious existence. A community who have been marginalised and persecuted are now entirely dependent on aid, and on what others decide for theirfuture. The other extreme is the weather bbc. That not only increases the risk of disease, waterborne diseases, but also means that the shelters, the very flimsy shelters in which the refugees are living could well be washed away or blown away. It is a period of considerable worry for the aid agencies and of course for the Rohingya Refugees themselves. In the last couple of hours, the four time olympic champion gymnast, simone biles, has said she was sexually abused by the former usa team doctor larry nassar. In an emotional statement on twitter, miss biles said she was not afraid to tell her story any more. The bbcs david willis is in washington and he told me more about the background of the story. It isa it is a long and heartfelt statement that was issued on twitter by simone biles today and she said that she had wrestled with the decision to go public on this but in recent months she put it, she has been feeling a little bit broken. The more i try to shut off the voices in my head still out at it screens, she writes. Larry nassar was a trusted Team Physician and she says she should not be made to feel like she should carry the guilt that belongs to him and the us to guilt that belongs to him and the us to usa guilt that belongs to him and the us to usa gymnastics and others. She says it breaks her heart that training to compete in tokyo 2020 she has to return to the same Training Facilities where she was sexually abused. And we also know that larry nassar, the team usa doctor was found guilty and pleaded guilty last november over a number of cases. Telus more about that. He did. Those were child pornography charges and he is due in Court Tomorrow for what is expected to be ata tomorrow for what is expected to be at a three day sentencing process regarding various accusations of criminal sexual assault, to which he has already pleaded guilty. He was sentenced at the end of last year to 60 years in prison, he could be sentenced at the end of the sentencing hearing to life in prison. Today, one of simone biles colleagues, gymnastic colleagues, ali raisman to twitter to pledge her support for simone. She said you are incredible, iam support for simone. She said you are incredible, i am shaking reading your post, i know we will all get through this together. Now it now she has said that she would be attending the hearing of larry nassar because it is all too traumatic for her. Also this hour, police injakarta say the investigation into what caused a mezzanine floor at the Main Stock Exchange to collapse is ongoing. A warning that the pictures of the incident are quite distressing. Cctv pictures recorded a group of more than 30 students crashing into the buildings lobby. More than 70 people in total were injured, but there were no fatalities. Police in california have rescued thirteen siblings aged two to 29 from appalling conditions at their home in the city of perris. The alarm was raised on sunday morning when one girl escaped and called the emergency services, claiming her brothers and sisters were being held captive. Some were found shackled to their beds appearing malnourished and very dirty. Their parents david allen and Louise Ann Turpin have been arrested and charged with torture and child endangerment. Pope francis has arrived in the chilean capital, santiago, at the start of a week long visit to chile and peru. The trip has been overshadowed by accusations of child sexual abuse against almost 80 members of the chilean clergy. The pope will also meet victims of the military dictatorship of augusto pinochet. The Philippine Government has revoked the licence of one of the countrys leading news websites. Authorities say the rappler, which has two us investors, has violated a clause in the constitution that limits media ownership to philippine citizens. But editors of the website say it is an attempt of the government to silence criticism. This is a harassment case. It is political in nature. Again, i appeal to the government to realise that we are here to try to make our country stronger, to help make the right decisions. Romanias Prime Minister mihai tudose has resigned. He stepped aside after his ruling social democrat party, the psd, withdrew political backing for him in an overwhelming vote. The party has been riven by a power struggle which also claimed his predecessor, sorin grindeanu, in june. Many figures from the world of football have been paying tribute to the former england footballer cyrille regis, who has died at the age of 59. Regis became one of the first black players to achieve success at the highest level and was considered a pioneer. His former clubs include west brom, coventry and aston villa. And heres something you dont see too often. A wayward wallaby wandering across Sydney Harbour bridge. Police responded to a call after the marsupial was spotted in lane eight on the northern side of the bridge. Traffic controllers monitored the animal as it hopped across to lane one and headed onto the cahill expressway. The wallaby was eventually brought to the zoo for a check up and is doing well. Lets return now to our main story, the plight of Rohingya Refugees in bangladesh. The aid Agency Unicef is calling it a childrens crisis because of the large numbers of children who live in the camps. Its also voicing concern about the 25,000 refugee babies who will be born there this year and who wont have any legal papers. Last september the bbcs Justin Rowlatt met one rohingya woman who crossed the border when she was heavily pregnant. Hes been back to see how she and her new baby are. Hey, hello. Mohammed is three and a half months old now. Hello, mohammed. Hello. But right from birth, hes faced discrimination. The bangladeshi authorities wont issue birth certificates to rohingya babies, so, officially, mohammed does not exist. We first met his mother the day she escaped from myanmar. She was nine months pregnant. She told me how the myanmar army and local buddhists had attacked her village. But their troubles were far from over. Guards moved her and herfamily on. They said there was land over the hill. But not enough for everyone. Rishidas husband tried to stake out a plot, but he was driven off my other refugees. Her family had to sleep in the open, despite the rains. Finally, they found space to build a rickety shack. Her baby was born on the soggy muddy floor. Translation he was born right here. There was no midwife, no medicine, no mat, no wood to light a fire. It was so painful, but by gods grace, a girl from next door came and cut the umbilical chord and then i picked him up from the mud. Thats how my baby came into this world. Luckily, mohammed hasnt caught cholera or diphtheria, two of the deadly diseases that have broken out in the camps. But not having any official identity will be a real problem. It will be hard for him to get into school, to register for services and may make getting back into myanmar even more difficult for his family. So, like the rest of the refugees, he will have to eke out an existence here in bangladesh, stateless, with just a shack for a home, denied even the dignity of an official identity. Justin rowlatt, bbc news. Youre watching newsday on the bbc. Still to come on the Programme NewResearch Suggests there could be some truth to the idea of a brain pregnancy. Baby brain. Also, shock and sadness in the music industry. Youve got me wrapped around yourfinger, industry. Youve got me wrapped around your finger, do you industry. Youve got me wrapped around yourfinger, do you have industry. Youve got me wrapped around your finger, do you have to let it linger . Fans mourn the sudden death of lead singer of the cranberries, Dolores Oriordan. We take a look back at the irish singers life. Day one of Operation Desert Storm to force the iraqis out of kuwait has seen the most intense air attacks since the second world war. Tobacco is americas oldest industry, and its one of its biggest, but the industry is nervous of this report. This may tend to make people want to stop smoking cigarettes. There is not a street that is unaffected. Huge parts of kobe were simply demolished as buildings crashed into one another. This woman said shed been given no help and no advice by the authorities. She stood outside the ruins of her business. Tens of thousands of black children in south africa have taken advantage of laws, passed by the countrys new multiracial government, and enrolled at formerly white schools. Tonight sees the 9,610th performance of her long running play, the mousetrap. When they heard about her death today, the management considered whether to cancel tonights performance, but Agatha Christie would have been the last person to want such a thing. This is newsday on the bbc. Im rico hizon in singapore. Im Babita Sharma in london. Our top stories officials from myanmar and bangladesh have held more talks about returning Rohingya Refugees, but the United Nations has expressed concern about their security. The four time olympic champion gymnast simone biles says she was sexually abused by the former usa team doctor larry nassar. And several people have died in venezuela in an operation to try and capture a former police pilot who is accused of taking a helicopter and throwing grenades at government buildings last year. An Instagram Video shows oscar perez with a bloodied face, saying the authorities were shooting at him with grenade launchers. There is more on that story on bbc. Com. Lets take a look at some front pages from around the world. The New York Times reports on how the us military is quietly preparing for a war they had hoping to avoid. It looks at field exercises and troop movements inside the united states. The paper suggests they could be getting ready for a possible conflict with north korea. The china daily takes a look at the business of teaching the nations tots. Apparently it is going through a growth spurt. Wealthy parents are happy to pay out to see their toddler reach the top of the class. That has got investors excited, but high prices and limited space mean many kids are missing out. The front page of the japan times features a new years resolution that might turn your blood cold. Around 100 very brave swimmers took the plunge into freezing water. This traditional version of the ice bucket challenge is said to bring good health. Now, what stories are sparking discussions online . What do you do when you get a craving for your favourite dish, but you are hundreds of miles away from getting it . Well, a british expat curry addict who was missing his favourite spicy meal arranged for it to be delivered to france. Pilot james emery organised the long haul delivery with the owner of a Curry Restaurant in southsea, hampshire. A total of 89 meals, 70 side dishes, 75 portions of rice, 100 pappadams, and ten servings of mango chutney were prepared and packed on to an aircraft for the one off flight to bordeaux. You have probably heard expectant mothers complain about something called ba by brain. It is a feeling of fogginess or forgetfulness many feel during pregnancy. Now, a new Study Suggests it is a real phenomenon that affects cognitive functions as well as memory. I asked linda byrne, one of the researchers on the study, to explain what they have found out. So our Research Revealed that we actually found differences in the memory of pregnant women versus non pregnant women, and also a range of other functions, like executive functioning, which are things like planning and mentalflexibility. Did you get to the stage of sort of figuring out why the human body reacts in this way . Is there a specific reason . Ok, well, we dont know for sure. So our study was a meta analysis, so we took the results of 20 other studies, over 1,200 women we looked at, with research that has been conducted over the two decades. So this research doesnt necessarily tell us the reason behind that, but we suspect there are a number of things going on. Things that happen naturally during pregnancy, fatigue, things like the physical effects of morning sickness, tiredness, et cetera. And can you tell us when baby brain is likely to strike, and how long it can last for . Sure, so we looked at two different types of studies. We looked at the studies that take one time point in a womans pregnancy, and compare them to non pregnant women. In those studies, we found that the biggest difference was in the third trimester. That was where we found the greatest difference between pregnant women and non pregnant women. What we found from the longitudinal studies, those studies that follow the women all the way through their pregnancy, that the change happens early. So it looks like we start to see some cognitive changes between the first and second trimester, and then things slow down, to show us the greatest difference in the last part of the womans pregnancy. You often hear about it slowing down, after they have had the baby. Is there any foundation to feeling that way . In medical terms, what would you say . After they have had the baby. A lot of the studies dont throw the women into that post partum period. Immediately, in that post partum period when you have a new baby, of course you have ongoing problems with fatigue. Your sleep is interrupted, so its really not surprising that happens in that period. But we dont have any evidence from the studies we looked out that the phenomenon continues after the baby is born. Theres really conflicting evidence there. Some studies show us that women Start Performing back to their normal levels fairly soon afterwards. And others showed that those differences actually persist a bit longer. So we really dont know, which is why were doing our Current Research study at the moment. Dolores oriordan, lead singer of the irish rock band the cranberries, has died suddenly at the age of 46. She had been involved in a recording session in london when she died. Our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba reports. Do you have to let it linger . Do you have to do you have to . Do you have to let it linger . Linger was the first song Dolores Oriordan ever wrote with the cranberries. It turned her and the band into stars. Ijust want to be with you. Linger was about teenage rejection. Im such a fool for you. Folks, do me a favour. Please welcome, and just in time for thanksgiving, the cranberries. Their rapid success, particularly in america, soon saw the young singer songwriter move on to weightier topics. With their tanks and bombs. Zombie was a wrenchingly powerful protest song, written after two Young Children were killed by an ira bomb. In your head. Zombie, zombie, zombie. Last year, the band were ready to tour once more, but it was cut short by health problems. Ive had Health Issues a lot in the last few years, but one of the worst things was i had a disc problem in my back, and i had stopped playing guitar. Today, the irish Prime Minister said, for anyone who grew up in ireland in the 1990s, Dolores Oriordan was the voice of a generation. You got me wrapped around yourfinger. A generation tonight mourning the loss of one of musics great talents. Do you have to do you have to . Do you have to let it linger . The singer Dolores Oriordan, whose death was announced on monday. In france, the black widow of riviera has gone on trial. Hugh schofield reports. According to the prosecution in the trial, she would contact elderly men, and referendum, get very close to them, into their lives, sometimes have sex with them, sometimes with them, and then it is it is alleged isa them, and then it is it is alleged is a combination of drink and pills to get them in a kind of woozy, very weak, fragile state, and at that point get them to sign over money, to sign cheques, atwan case even to change their will. This case centres on those two alleged murders, but also one, 2. Cases of poisoning, and those survivors, alleged survivors, will be appearing in court to testify against her. You have been watching newsday. Stay with us. Some of the worlds top carmakers are gathering at detroits auto show, but which companies are really in the driving seat when it comes to building the best high tech vehicles . We will be finding out. Hello there. I think some people might welcome the change to the weather this week from what we had last week grey, damp, drizzly conditions. This week is looking colder. Certainly were getting our air sourced from the arctic, from greenland. It will bring strong winds, sunshine, and showers. The showers will continue to be frequent as they will through the course of the night, and early on into tuesday. With snow falling over the high ground the north, even some wintriness down to lower levels. To the south, largely rain. On tuesday, looking colder than it has been. Windy, as well, and there will be a mixture of sunshine and showers. Some will be heavy and a frequent. Most of them in the north and west of the uk. Watch out for ice first thing, as well, across parts of scotland, northern ireland, and north west england. There will be accumulating snow on the hills. Some winteriness down to lower levels. Add on the wind, its going to be quite a wild morning. There could be some ice across parts of northern and western wales. To the south, the showers should be mainly of rain, maybe a little wintriness over the very highest hills. But, for east anglia into the east midlands and the south east, a largely dry start. Chilly wherever you are. Throughout the day it will be blustery. West or north west winds will be touching gale force in exposure, blowing in plenty of showers, as you can see here, mostly in the north and west. Snow and maybe blizzard conditions. Accumulating snow over the high ground in the north. If you factor in the wind, it will feel more like sub zero, with the north wind. On wednesday, fewer showers. They will be most frequent across the north and north west corner of the country. Accumulating snow on the hills and wintry to the lower levels. Theres some good, lengthy spells of sunshine in parts of england and wales. Temperatures of 3 7 degrees. Now, things get interesting as we head into the middle of the week. We look out to the atlantic to the next area of low pressure. Looks like its going to be a deepening area of low pressure. It could bring a significant spell of gales, maybe severe, to england and wales. And to the northern flank, in the cold air, we could see some significant snow through central southern scotland. Either you get the gales or the snow in the north. It is likely there could be some disruption possible to this system, so keep tuned to bbc local radio. It will move through quite quickly. Thursday morning, the wind will have died down, the snow will have eased. Not a bad day for many central, southern, and eastern areas. Plenty of sunshine. Further blustery showers across the north and west. And things look that theyve calmed down slightly towards the end of the week and into the weekend, but remaining on the cold side. Im Babita Sharma with bbc news. Our top story the un high commissioner for refugees has voiced serious concerns about the planned repatriation of Rohingya Refugees from bangladesh back to myanmar. The unhcr fears that Rohingya Refugees wont be safe if they return because of threats from local authorities and security forces. The american secretary of state Rex Tillerson is heading to vancouver in canada for talks about responding to north Koreas Nuclear ambitions. Senior officials from twenty countries will gather there on tuesday. And this video is trending on bbc. Com. Video has been released of the american firefighter who made a miracle catch while responding to a fire in an apartment. Helmet camera footage showed the moment a resident escaping the building threw a child from a third floor balcony to a firefighter below. Thats all from me for now. Stay with bbc news