From the Times and the Sunday Times, this is an update from the story.
I'm Manveen Rana.
With at least 360 dead and many, many more missing, the scale of the tragedy in Nepal is still unfolding.
Given the scale of these flash floods and the devastation they've already wrought,
we wanted to bring you the latest from the region.
So here's my colleague John Pienaar on Times Radio.
The accounts and the camera footage now coming out of Nepal testify to the terrifying
scale of harm and destruction in the flash flood and to the fact that the official tallies,
1,300 missing, including over 30 British tourists and more than 300 known to have died,
that it barely hints at the true level of loss.
There are fears that a second flood is imminent.
Britain has offered £5 million to help the Nepalese government with the relief effort going on.
And here's the Prime Minister, Andy Burnham.
These are such distressing scenes coming out of Nepal,
and we feel for the people there and everything that they're going through at this moment in time.
Such devastation of communities and already, sadly it seems, such huge loss of life.
In the past, Nepal has been there for Britain in our hour of need,
and we will be there for Nepal in its hour of need right now.
So the immediate offer that the Foreign Secretary has relayed to the Nepalese government is an offer.
Of first responders, search and rescue support.