Nepal flash floods: Xi extends helping hand, Burnham pledges £5000000 to help Kathmandu's rescue ops

Nepal's border region with China has been devastated by deadly mudslides and flash floods, leaving at least 359 people dead and more than 900 missing. Experts believe a glacial collapse and debris flow triggered the disaster, while blocked rivers could unleash further waves of flooding. Xi Jinping has ordered an “all-out” rescue, with Chinese forces and specialist teams joining operations. Meanwhile, UK PM Andy Burnham has pledged £5 million in emergency aid as 33 Britons remain missing. With more rain forecast, can rescuers reach survivors before another deadly wave strikes?