This is the global news podcast for the BBC World Service.
I'm Alex Ritson and in the early hours of Monday the 9 September these are our main stories.
Nicolas Maduro's rival in the widely disputed presidential election flees to Spain and claims political asylum.
More than 700 children are caught up in an alleged rogue surgeon investigation at the world famous great Ormond street hospital.
South Korea's military has removed all online digital photos of its staff to prevent them falling victim to deep fake pornography.
Also in this podcast, I would say.
That it's a very cold place where it's winter nine months out of the year.
So if you're going to go bundle up, do not bring any bibles and be very, very careful.
Tips for travelers to North Korea as the secretive dictatorship prepares to open up to tourism.
Its been six weeks since the authorities in Venezuela declared Nicolas Maduro the winner of the presidential election.
Without releasing the detailed results.
The opposition cried foul, saying the election was rigged and that their candidate, Edmundo Gonzalez was the rightful winner.
He went into hiding after the election and prosecutors issued a warrant for his arrest.
Now hes been flown to Spain on board a spanish military plane.
Back in Venezuela, the attorney general, Tarek William Saabde, confirmed Mister Gonzalez's exit from the country had been allowed.
After careful negotiations.
The governments of Spain and Venezuela agreed to grant a safe.
Conduct to the citizen Edmundo Gonzalez so.
That he could leave his national territory.
And benefit from the asylum granted by Spain.