The ousted president of Honduras, Manuel Zelaya, is on the country’s border with Nicaragua, as he tries to return home.

Mr Zelaya has been in exile for nearly a month after he was forced from his position by a coup, and has previously tried to return by plane.

The interim government has said it will arrest him if he sets foot in Honduras.

Talks in Costa Rica aimed at resolving the political crisis collapsed two weeks ago with no agreement.

Mr Zelaya was exiled on 28 June after a crisis erupted over his attempts to hold a vote on changing the constitution.

On Friday, he was reported to have arrived at the Las Manos border post between Honduras and Nicaragua, where he has been staying.

He previously an attempt to return home on 5 July, but his plane was prevented from landing when the Honduran military blocked the runway. </p

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