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The Burmese cyclone
Englishman in New York has news of an emergency charity project launched by an organisation called Architecture for Humanity.
[Picture: Families waiting for relief supplies after losing their homes in the town of Labutta. Aid experts warn of a health crisis as millions struggle to cope without clean water, food or shelter five days after Cyclone Nargis crashed into one of the world's poorest countries, killing more than 22,000 people. Photo credit: AFP/Getty Images]
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