2026-03-31
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Since the 1970s, India's sent thousands of babies abroad to be adopted into Western families.
Stephanie from France is one of them.
I'm Tanya Datta.
Join us on Stephanie's quest to find her roots in India's shadow children.
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This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.
Alex Ritson, and in the early hours of Tuesday the 31st of March, these are our main stories.
President Donald Trump threatens to destroy Iran's energy infrastructure
and desalination plants unless Tehran makes a deal.
The United Nations Security Council will hold an emergency meeting later today after two
more UN peacekeepers were killed in southern Lebanon.
And Israel's parliament passes a new law imposing the death penalty on Palestinians convicted of fatal attacks on Israel.
Also in this podcast.
Months later, we heard in the news that premature infants had died in Al-Shifa hospital.
I would look at the photos, trying to feel, as a mother, whether this could be my child or not.
Premature Palestinian babies evacuated from Gaza finally return home.
President Trump has been reading Iran the Riot Act since the start of the war,
issuing threats to the Islamic Republic on an almost daily basis.