Really is. Also tonight. In belfast, thousands ofjobs at risk at bombardier as the americans impose huge tariffs. The Prime Minister says shes bitterly disappointed. Were very clear about the importance of bombardier, about the importance of those jobs in Northern Ireland, and were doing everything we can to ensure we can see thosejobs being guaranteed into the future. A man has died after armed police opened fire on a car near bristol. An official inquiry has been launched. More problems for ryanair. Flight cancellations will go on until march, 400,000 more passengers will be affected. And ben stokes is picked for the ashes tour to australia despite his arrest and despite breaking a finger earlier this week. And coming up in sportsday on bbc news, Romelu Lukaku puts united in control of their Champions League fixture against cska moscow. Well have news of celtic and chelsea as well. Good evening. Jeremy corbyn told the labour conference in brighton that the party now occupies the Poli
Senate. And we will tell you why this dog has been drawn into the debate over same sex marriage in australia. Glad you could join us. It is seven in the morning in singapore, midnight in london, and 5 30am in myanmar, where, on thursday, you and agencies will enter Rakhine State for the First Time Since the mass exodus of Rohingya Muslims began. The burmese army has been accused of ethnic cleansing and nearly half a million rohingyas have fled to bangladesh to escape a brutal crackdown, which the army say began after attacks by rohingya militants. The bbcsjonathan head has tracked down a man who claims to be one of those rohingya fighters. This is his special report. This is where desperate ring of muslims started to fight back. This town in Rakhine State is now a smoking ruin, with its Muslim Population gone. For years, rohingyas have enjoyed discrimination, abuses, and confinement to squalid camps, but unlike other minorities in myanmar, they did not rebel against the government. Tha
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World news. Its newsday. Its 8am in singapore, 1am in london, and 6 30 in the morning in myanmar, where, on thursday, un agencies will enter Rakhine State for the First Time Since the mass exodus of Rohingya Muslims began. The burmese army has been accused of ethnic cleansing and nearly half a million rohingyas have fled to bangladesh to escape the brutal crackdown, which the army says began after attacks by rohingya militants. The bbcsjonathan head has tracked down a man who claims to be one of those rohingya fighters. Here is his special report. This is where a desperate ring of muslims started to fight back. This town in Rakhine State is now a smoking ruin, with its Muslim Population gone. For years, rohingyas have endured discrimination, abuses, and confinement to squalid camps, but, unlike other minorities in myanmar, they did not rebel against the government. Thats now changed. A Burmese Police officer showed me me where hundreds of men, carrying only machetes and petrol bombs, s
The burmese army has been accused of ethnically cleansing nearly half a million rohingyas have fled to bangladesh to escape the brutal crackdown, which the army says began with its Muslim Population gone. For years, rohingyas have endured discrimination, abuses, and confinement to squalid camps, but, unlike other minorities in myanmar, they did not rebel against the government. Thats now changed. A Burmese Police officer showed me me where hundreds of men, carrying only machetes and petrol bombs, stormed towards the police station. They were easily driven off, he said, and many were killed. Shortly afterwards, the self styled leader of the group, calling itself the Arakan Rohingya salvation army, published a video. Rohingyas, he said, had now no choice but to take up arms. Over in bangladesh, i went to see one of the thousands who had answered his call. We met discreetly, in a quiet corner. He described how his commander his amia, he called him had come four years ago, and took me to t