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Global News Podcast BBC Podcasts
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4.2 • 231 Ratings
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The day’s top stories from BBC News. Delivered twice a day on weekdays, daily at weekends. Including the latest news from the Middle East, about Israel and Iran.
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US Ukraine aid vote date agreed
The vote on the 95 billion dollar bill is set for Saturday and includes more military funding for Israel, as well as humanitarian aid for Gaza. Also: Israel says it will make its own decision amid calls for restraint in the wake of Iran's unprecedented attack at the weekend, and could 2 fossilised jawbones found in southern England be from the biggest marine reptile ever to have lived?
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Russian missile attack on Chernihiv
President Zelensky calls for more air defences after a missile attack kills at least 14. He described the attack in Chernihiv, which destroyed an eight-story building and damaged a hospital, as Russian terror. Also: A BBC investigation uncovers the death of more than 50,000 Russians in the war, and a controversial emoji forces Apple to update its software. All this and more in the podcast with the top news stories from around the world - from the BBC World Service.
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UN says Israel still imposing unlawful restrictions on Gaza aid
All aid for Gaza is subject to strict Israeli security checks. The UN is also calling on Israel to do more to stop the escalating violence in the West Bank. Also: Belgian police told to shut down meeting of right-wing European politicians in Brussels, and is France's culinary reputation in decline?
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Israel considers response to Iran's attack
As Israel's war cabinet meets to decide how to respond to Iran's drone attack, its allies urge restraint. Also: fighting continues in Gaza, and Copenhagen's iconic stock exchange is engulfed by fire.
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Dozens of jurors ruled out as historic Trump trial begins
The former US President Donald Trump denies trying to disguise a hush money payment to an adult film star in 2016. Also, donors pledge more than $2bn in aid for Sudan, and record ocean temperatures have caused the mass bleaching of coral across large parts of the world's seas.
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A year of war in Sudan
Almost nine million people have been displaced and the UN is warning of looming famine. Also: Israel is still considering its response to Iran's attack at the weekend, and China investigates whether three African runners allowed a Chinese competitor to win a key race.
Customer Reviews
Great informational value
I really appreciate the thorough and detailed daily news reports. However, chapter marks would greatly improve the listening experience when pressed for time.
Quality Unbiased Coverage
BBC is consistently rated as being center or middle regarding bias, I appreciate the quality of the coverage and the factual reporting, rather than sensationalism. As another review has noted, chapters would be a welcome addition to improve the experience.
Disappointed at coverage of the global South and lack of critical journalism
Journalistic standards have alarmingly dropped in the BBC’s coverage of events in the global South and even in the UK itself. The coverage is so disturbingly biased and offers no different information, nuance, or perspective from the one that would be found on much more sensationalist platforms. A real shame.