2026-02-02
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LENOVO LENOVO LENOVO LENOVO This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.
I'm Wendy O'Cart and at 4.30 GMT on Monday, the 2nd of February, these are our main stories.
A five-year-old boy detained by US federal immigration agents in Minneapolis has been released alongside his father.
A former British cabinet minister resigns from the governing Labour Party over links to Jeffrey Epstein.
And the Grammys take place in LA.
We'll get a roundup of who won, who lost and who performed on stage.
Also, in this podcast, the Rafa crossing in Gaza is finally expected to reopen for Palestinians.
I'm really happy that the crossing will be opened after waiting for two years of war.
When it opens, I shall go for kidney transplant, God willing.
And we delve into the world of the Japanese samurai.
One of the defining images of the immigration crackdown in the US city of Minneapolis was the detention of a five-year-old boy wearing a blue bunny hat.
Liam Conachoramos and his father Ariane were taken to a detention center in Texas.
The family are from Ecuador and entered the United States legally as asylum applicants.