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More aid heading for Burma

06.58 Fri May 16
More British aid is being transported to Burma amid concerns the country's military government is continuing to block relief efforts.

Millions need assistance in Burma

16.01 Thu May 15
Aid is reaching some of the Burma cyclone victims, but millions are still in need of food, water and shelter.

Oxfam warns 1.5 million may die in Burma

23.05 Sun May 11
The death toll following the Burmese cyclone disaster could rise to 1.5 million, an aid organisation has warned.

Cash appeal for cyclone victims

00.02 Sat May 10
The United Nations has appealed for £95 million in aid to help the 1.5 million Burmese cyclone victims.

'Outrage' at Burma aid delays

22.43 Thu May 08
Diplomats have spoken of their "outrage" as Burma's military rulers delay efforts to get aid to an estimated 1.5 million storm victims.

Burma death toll 'could be 100,000'

20.24 Wed May 07
A top US diplomat has warned 100,000 people may have lost their lives after a cyclone hit Burma.

Burma death toll rises to 22,464

22.59 Tue May 06
The death toll from Saturday's cyclone in Burma has risen to at least 22,464 and is expected to get even higher.

Burma death toll at 10,000

16.44 Mon May 05
The death toll following a cyclone in Burma has risen to 10,000, according to the military regime.

Burma's Suu Kyi meets with her party

12.12 Fri Nov 09 2007
Burma's detained opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi has met with top members of her NLD party for the first in more than three years.

Troops return to street of Burma

08.37 Fri Oct 26 2007
Troops are back on the streets of Burma in a bid to prevent pro-democracy demonstrations flaring up again.

Bush steps up sanctions on Burma

20.12 Fri Oct 19 2007
President George W Bush has stepped up US sanctions against the Burmese junta, attacking the regime's policies of "vicious persecution".

UN tells Burma to stop arrests

11.59 Mon Oct 15 2007
United Nations special envoy Ibrahim Gambari has told Burma to stop arresting dissidents, describing the actions as "deeply disturbing".

UN envoy plans second visit to Burma

18.58 Thu Oct 11 2007
UN envoy Ibrahim Gambari is preparing for his second visit to Myanmar since pro-democracy demonstrations erupted there.

Global demos against Burma regime

19.40 Sat Oct 06 2007
Campaigners in Britain have joined in an international day of action to protest at the military crackdown in Burma.

Burma exclusive - the people speak

09.13 Thu Oct 04 2007
ITV News continues its reports from inside Burma - we give its people a voice to describe their own accounts of violent beatings.

Burma: Japanese reporter's body sent home

08.54 Thu Oct 04 2007
The body of a Japanese journalist who was killed during the pro-democracy uprisings led by monks in Burma, has been returned home.

Death and arrest claims in Burma

18.54 Tue Oct 02 2007
Burma's monks, who marched in their thousands last week in defiance of their military leaders, are now nowhere to be seen.

UN envoy meets Aung San Suu Kyi

19.28 Sun Sep 30 2007
UN envoy Ibrahim Gambari has had talks with Burma's detained opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi.

Protesters continue to defy Burmese junta

23.15 Fri Sep 28 2007
Burmese soldiers have charged at chanting protesters as tensions rise in Rangoon following the deaths of at least ten people.

Nine killed in Burma protests

23.42 Thu Sep 27 2007
Soldiers in Burma opened fire on thousands of anti-government protesters, killing at least nine people and injuring 11.

Curfews imposed in Burmese towns

08.21 Thu Sep 27 2007
Curfews have been imposed in the Burmese towns of Rangoon and Mandalay amid fears that pro-democracy protests will be crushed.

Three dead as Burma protesters defy ban

23.30 Wed Sep 26 2007
At least three people died as riot police fired warning shots and baton-charged participants in the biggest Burmese protests for years.

Burma protests are biggest for 20 years

15.44 Mon Sep 24 2007
Tens of thousands of monks and civilians have marched in the biggest demonstration against Burma's ruling generals for 20 years.

Monks march for democracy in Myanmar

15.21 Wed Sep 19 2007
More than 2,000 Buddhist monks have staged a protest march in the Myanmar city of Sittwe to fight for democracy in the country.