This BBC podcast is supported by ads outside the UK.
Available now on The Documentary from the BBC World Service.
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.
Listen now by searching for The Documentary wherever you get your BBC podcasts.
Welcome to NewsHour.
It's coming to you live from the BBC World Service studios in central London.
I'm Tim Franks.
Later in the programme, we'll hear about the new Israeli law.
It's just been passed in the Knesset, which brings in the death penalty as the default punishment for terrorists.
Its critics say it's framed just to target Palestinians.
We'll have more on that in 30 minutes.
First, though, one of the great clichés about war is that it 's conducted in a fog,
a fog for those fighting, a fog for those of us trying to work out what 's going on.
Perhaps another weather metaphor is needed for this conflict, the whirlwind of President Trump's running commentary.
Once again today, he 's said both that the US is in serious discussions with what he called the new and more reasonable regime
in Tehran, that there 'd been, as he put it, great progress.
At the same time, the president warned that should that great progress not reach fruition,