2025-10-17
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This is the global news podcast from the BBC World Service.
I'm Charlotte Gallagher and at 16 hours GMT on Thursday the 16th of October,
these are our main stories.
Israel's Prime Minister has warned the struggle for Gaza is not over after U.S. officials played down concerns about the ceasefire falling apart.
The latest on France's political crisis after a dramatic day in parliament.
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The firework display, which was a spectacular disaster.
It's precisely what makes it look so beautiful,
the fact it's happening in the mountains of Tibet that caused a near-instant and some would say predictable backlash from environmental campaigners.
And we look back on the life of a legendary Nepalese Sherpa.
Washington has downplayed claims Hamas is violating the ceasefire deal,
stressing the complexity of the operation to recover all the dead bodies of Israeli hostages.
The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said he remains determined that all dead Israeli hostages in Gaza are returned and has warned the war in Gaza is not over.
A key part of the ceasefire deal was that all living and deceased hostages had to be returned to Israel,
but 19 bodies are still unaccounted for.
Many are believed to be under the rubble of buildings bombed by Israel.
Our Middle East analyst Sebastian Usher told me more about what Washington has been doing.
I think that these two senior advisors to President Trump stepped in to give this briefing to try to full-stool any momentum towards the sense that the ceasefire is beginning to break down because of this issue.
I mean, we're still going to be hearing voices in Israel and the Israeli government,