2024-09-03
30 分钟You're listening to the global news podcast from the BBC World Service.
Hello, I'm Oliver Conway.
This edition is published in the early hours of Tuesday the 3 September.
Despite pressure from hostage families, the israeli public and even President Biden, the israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, says he won't make concessions to agree a ceasefire deal with Hamas.
The mayor of Paris wants the Olympic rings to stay on the Eiffel Tower forever.
And how to hold a fashion show in a war zone.
Also in this podcast, the bow of Titanic.
That's what you think of when you think of the shipwreck.
And it doesn't look like that anymore.
It's just another reminder of the deterioration that's happening every day.
People ask all the time, how long is Titanic going to be there?
We don't know, but we're watching it in real time.
Underwater robots reveal how much the Titanic has decayed to the israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is under growing pressure to secure the release of the remaining hostages in Gaza after six were found dead in a tunnel on Saturday.
Hostage families say their loved ones would still be alive if Mister Netanyahu had not been so reluctant to reach a deal with Hamas.
He has insisted the only way to prevent a repeat of the 7 October massacre is to ensure the palestinian group is totally defeated.
But critics say hes stringing out negotiations in order to hold onto power.
President Biden has added his voice to those calling on Mister Netanyahu to do more.
He was speaking to reporters as he arrived at the White House.
Are you planning to present a final hostage deal to both sides this week?
Were very close to that.