Correspondents Report

What happened to the refugees who left Manus?

Mega-shows like Cats, Jesus Christ Superstar and Phantom of the Opera transformed musical theatre in London's West End.

The PR war between Japan and South Korea.

In China, a fence is rarely just a fence.

On this week's program: Israel targets 'attack' tunnels under northern frontier; Challenges for London's Muslim community; A 'national living treasure' in Indonesia; And gun crime in the US capital.

When people think of Washington DC, they usually think of the White House, its monuments and history but perhaps not street crime. As our North America Correspondent Conor Duffy found out earlier this year, gun crime remains an issue in the US capital.

Indonesia is reeling from a year of disasters, but another more personal disaster has captivated the nation. The man whose job it is to warn the public of dangers is battling his own personal struggle with lung cancer.

Europe Correspondent Samantha Hawley has been welcomed into London's largest mosque during Friday prayers. She speaks to Imam Mansoor Ahmad Clarke about the difficulties faced by London's Muslim community since a string of Islamic State inspired terrorist attacks.

Israel's military says it's finished a major operation to locate and destroy "attack" tunnels dug under its northern frontier with Lebanon.

With Lebanon set to legalise its infamous cannabis industry, Middle East Correspondent Adam Harvey went to the Bekaa Valley to find out more.