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Hello, this is Isabella Jewell, part of the team from the Global News Podcast.
Tensions in India and Pakistan have spiked once again over the divided region of Kashmir.
raising fears of a dangerous conflict between the two nuclear-armed neighbours.
But why is the Himalayan region such a flashpoint?
What do people in India and Pakistan think of it all?
And is there a way to resolve the dispute?
To help us answer these questions, we're hearing from BBC journalists in the region.
Listen now, just search for Global News Podcast wherever you get your BBC podcasts.
Hello, it's quarter to eight on Wednesday evening in the UK,
and the entire world is watching a live feed of a chimney from the Vatican.
We're waiting for the cardinals who've been in their first day of their top secret conclave to pick the next pope.
Nothing happening yet.
No smoke of any colour.
Remember, it's white if there is a pope, black if there isn't a decision.
And we thought we would call in VE Day commentator extraordinaire,
because he did such a good job that day, Paddy O'Connell.
to give a sense of the mood of watching the chimney.
Hello, at a secret location hundreds of miles from Rome, I'm Paddy O'Connell for Newscast.
Close to the Newscast studio and watching, along with millions around the world,