Mozambique: three days of national mourning for the victims of Cyclone Idai

Mozambique is starting three days of national mourning for the more than two-hundred people killed by Cyclone Idai which has wreaked havoc across south-eastern Africa. A BBC reporter in the coastal town of Beir, which was smashed by the storm, says more than one-hundred-thousand people are feared missing.

Also in the programme: New Zealand's prime minister tells the BBC that right-wing ideology must be confronted after the mosque attacks; and the British government says it will seek only a short delay when it asks the EU to postpone Brexit.

(Photo: Floodwaters have cut off roads and knocked down buildings. Credit: AFP)