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I'm Alex Ritzen, and at 17 hours GMT on Monday, the 6th of October, these are our main stories.
France faces more political uncertainty after the fall of its shortest-lived government.
Sudanese militia leader is convicted of war crimes in the first international criminal court verdict on atrocities in Darfur,
and Hamas's chief negotiator meets Egyptian and Qatari mediators ahead of indirect talks on Gaza.
Also in this podcast,
rescuers race to save hundreds of hikers stranded by a blizzard on the slopes of Everest.
Where they are, it's on the eastern approach to Everest.
So we're not sort of halfway up the mountain or anything like that.
This is a time of year when there isn't supposed to be such heavy snow.
So there's uncharacteristically heavy.
Another.
political crisis in France.
The Prime Minister, Sebastian Leconu, has resigned after just three weeks,
making his tenure as leader the shortest ever in the modern era.
Mr Le Corneux, an ally of President Macron,
stepped down after unveiling a largely unchanged cabinet from that of his predecessor,
François Beirut.
Several parties are now clamouring for early elections,
with some calling for Mr Macron to resign too,