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I'm Charlotte Gallagher and at 330 GMT on Saturday the 29th of November, these are our main stories.
Passengers around the world have been told to expect disruption and delays as airlines work to install urgent software modifications to thousands of airbus planes.
President Trump says he'll pardon the former Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernandez,
who's serving a long jail term in the US on drugs and weapons charges.
Also in this podcast, the WHO issues guidelines on infertility and how it could be treated.
Infertility is far more common than people realize.
This can really lead to very difficult consequences and it can have,
of course, severe mental health impacts.
You're listening to the newsroom from the BBC World Service with me, Charlotte Gallagher.
As we record this podcast,
the European Aerospace Company Airbus has requested immediate modifications to thousands of its planes because of a technical problem.
About 6,000 planes were recalled after the discovery that an intense burst of radiation from the sun had affected one of the flight computers of a plane