Democratic Party leaders in the United States have called on the Justice Department to release the full report into allegations of collusion with Russia by Donald Trump's campaign team during the 2016 election. Also in the programme: confusion reigns in the Thai elections, and we go to the Democratic Republic of Congo where the number of people known to have contracted Ebola now exceeds 1000. Image: The US Department of Justice in Washington, DC. Credit: Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images.

A summary of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report released on Sunday "did not draw a conclusion" as to whether there was any obstruction of justice, whilst not exonerating the president. Also in the programme: Official results have been postponed in Thailand's first election since the military seized power five years ago; and how passengers on the stricken cruise liner Viking Sky feared the ship might sink off the coast of Norway. (PHOTO: US President Donald Trump. CREDIT: Getty Images)

Most voting appears to have gone mostly smoothly in Thailand's first election since the military took power in a coup five years ago. Ahead of the poll, King Maha Vajiralongkorn urged voters to choose good leaders and reject bad people who would cause chaos. Also in the programme: the Mossad agent who led the operation to capture the Nazi Adolf Eichmann in Argentina has died; and reports have surfaced of an attempt by senior cabinet ministers to force out British prime minister Theresa May. Picture: Thai election officials count ballots after the closing of the polling stations during the general election in Bangkok, Thailand, 24 March 2019. Credit: EPA/NARONG SANGNAK.

With less than a week from the initially agreed 29 March date for Britain to leave the EU, a rally calling for a further Brexit referendum attracted a million people according to the organisers. Also in the programme: Aid agencies say they're in a race against time to reach survivors of the powerful cyclone that tore through Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi a week ago. And why has Pope Francis accepted the resignation of the Archbishop of Santiago over a cover up of sexual abuse cases, but rejected the resignation of French Cardinal Philippe Barbarin over similar allegations? (Photo: Anti-Brexit campaigners taking part in the People's Vote March in London. Credit: Aaron Chown/PA Wire)

Kurdish-led forces in Syria have proclaimed victory over the Islamic State group after capturing its final pocket of territory in Baghouz. The BBC's Aleem Maqbool was there for the final assault this week. Also in the programme; Special counsel Robert Mueller delivers his long awaited report, investigating alleged Russian interference in the 2016 presidential campaign; and the Chinese President has today signed a multi-billion dollar deal with Italy. (PHOTO: Many of the IS women fled Baghouz with their children and are now refugees CREDIT: AFP)

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is in Beirut to meet Lebanese political leaders, but his visit appears to be overshadowed by a tweet sent hours earlier by President Donald Trump, who said it was time for the US to recognise Israel's annexation of the Golan Heights. Hours later, Donald Trump tweeted again, this time announcing the rolling back of sanctions on North Korea that the United States imposed just a day ago. Also in the programme: the adverts banned for claiming they can cure autism, and a preview of the upcoming elections in Thailand. US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo meets with Lebanon's President Michel Aoun. Credit Jim Young/AFP/Getty Images.