Also in the #GlobalNewsPod bbc.co.uk/programmes/p02… Katie_Silver 🥑 on microplastics, Peter Goffin on #minecraft. Producer Stephanie Prentice, and sound magic Joe McCartney 💫

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“We have now a term in Al Shifa hospital called, ‘wounded child with no surviving family.’” British-Palestinian surgeon Ghassan Abu Sitta speaks with me from Gaza City about the terrible injuries and deaths he is seeing right now.

The Chinese Pacific fishing fleet has grown more than 500 per cent to 564,000 vessels. China will account for up to 37 per cent of the global catch by 2030. Our story on the extraordinary growth of China’s fishing ambitions in today’s The Sydney Morning Herald The Age smh.com.au/interactive/20…

Yet, THIS FACE at 🏫! 次女は🏠ではテンション高いのに🏫では激シャイ（笑） 三連休っていつも以上に疲れるのは私だけでしょうか😮‍💨 Mama is still recovering from the amazing Friday night, hosted by Karishma Vaswani Aparna Alluri Suranjana Tewari Derek Cai & the chaotic #Diwali weekend🪔

Ceasefire demands will grow without proof of Hamas HQ at Al-Shifa bbc.co.uk/news/world-mid…

Josh Paul resigned from the State Dept over sending arms to Israel. “I have heard from actually so many hundreds of colleagues at this point who support what I did,” he says. “They are finding what is happening both a moral disaster and a policy disaster for the United States.”

While previous Lunar New Year gatherings may have been over beer and baijiu - this year, increasing numbers are pouring themselves glasses of whisky. And for some of the world's largest makers of alcohol – it’s competition time. BBC News (World), Diageo News, Pernod Ricard UK

Whisky takes a shot at China's Baiju-dominated market BBC News (World) bbc.com/news/business-…

Quite pleased with this: two cover features in New Scientist so far in 2024 and we’re not even out of February yet Cannibalism: newscientist.com/issue/3478/ Mediterranean diet: newscientist.com/issue/3473/

I really hope that menopause moves on a lot before I get there because right now - the understanding of it, the research into it, the treatments for it - seem like they have a long way to go

Remarkable line in BBC interview with David Cameron

When you know what you want to do at 13…

Shocking story this from Hugh Pym and Chloe Hayward - Children given blood from prisoners and drug addicts (thought to be likely infected with HIV/Hep C) so they could be fodder in clinical trials bbc.co.uk/news/health-68…

It’s good news, for the Blues #Everton

Scoop: “Davis, a coffee man, never did get his long-black and was forced to settle for a cappuccino.” ⁦⁦Bill Birtles⁩, quite the yarn! ⁦The Sydney Morning Herald⁩ smh.com.au/world/asia/ban…

BBC Newsday with Katie_Silver 🥑. New presenter. BBC News (World) BBC News (UK) #BBCNewsday

Back to the #BBC studio! #Businesstoday with Katie_Silver 🥑 & João da Silva in Singapore! In Delhi- talking about the reaction of the world's fastest-growing major economy to the tensions in the Middle East! #Oil #india #AirIndia

How to make sense of the Israel-Iran ceasefire brokered by America and its implications? I joined Katie_Silver 🥑 on BBC News (World) last night to break it down.

It was a back to back corro extravaganza at the top of BBC News (World)’s Newsday with Arunoday Mukharji on a potential Gaza ceasefire, shaimaa khalil BBC on Thailand’s political crisis and then to Samira Hussain in Dharamshala on the Dalai Lama’s 90th birthday