This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.
I'm Janet Jalil and at 16 Hours GMT on Thursday the 2nd of October, these are our main stories.
An attack on a synagogue in Northern England on the Jewish holy day of Yom Kippur leaves two people dead.
Latest indications from Hamas suggest it may not accept Donald Trump's Gaza peace plan.
Hope turns to anguish in Indonesia as rescuers at a collapsed school where dozens of boys have been trapped for days say there's no sign of life.
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Police in the UK say two people have been killed and three others seriously injured in a car and knife attack at a synagogue in the northern English city of Manchester.
Mobile phone footage from the scene shows two armed police officers warning people to get away from the building
because they fear a suspect has a bomb.
The officers then shot the suspect, who is now confirmed was also killed.
It took time to establish this because he appeared to have an explosive device strapped to him.
A bomb disposal unit has been at the scene.
The attack happened on the holiest day in the Jewish calendar Yom Kippur.
Christian Wakeford, a local member of Parliament, spoke of his shock and sadness.
any day, let alone today, it's shocked for everyone in this community, which is a diverse area,
but for a community that can't even let their loved ones know they're safe