At least 72 people have died as Cyclone Amphan ripped through densely populated coastal areas of eastern India and Bangladesh.

At least 72 dead as super Cyclone Amphan hits India and Bangladesh

Those living in the refugee camps are fearing for their lives as social distancing is impossible.

Fears of coronavirus outbreak sweeping Rohingya refugee camps

India and Bangladesh are evacuating millions of people from coastal areas ahead of what could be the biggest cyclone in more than 20 years.

Factory owners in Bangladesh have called on British supermarkets to reinstate cancelled clothing orders as food sales in Britain boom.

Bangladesh’s Commerce Minister, Tipu Munshi, called on the British government to intervene to prevent mass factory closures. 

It was claimed Nusrat was lured to a rooftop, doused in kerosene and set on fire for refusing to withdraw her complaint.

Remarkably no one was killed and only four people were injured in the blaze.

Abdul Momen said if she did go to Bangladesh after being stripped of her British citizenship she could be hanged.


Nusrat Jahan Rafi was killed after accusing a head teacher of trying to rape her - a complaint police reportedly said 'was not a big deal'.

The FR Tower is on a busy avenue in Dhaka’s Banani commercial district.

A "terrorist" suspected of attempting to hijack a flight bound for Dubai has been shot dead.

About 50 other people were injured in the blaze in Dhaka.

Kamal Hossain says the vote – which took place after deadly clashes – should be declared void.

Child Rohingya refugees have described horrific scenes of killing and violence which forced them to flee their homes in Myanmar.

The UN has described the treatment of Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar as a 'textbook case of ethnic cleansing'.