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This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.
I'm Janat Jalil.
And in the early hours of Saturday, the 12th of September, these are our main stories.
Iranian-backed Houthi fighters in Yemen cement their control of a key waterway,
seizing control of the country's entire Red Sea coast.
The Democratic Republic of Congo says the Ebola outbreak, its battling, has spread to the country's northwest.
A bill to legalize assisted dying in England and Wales is rejected by MPs.
Also in this podcast, India hosts a BRICS summit.
Will it challenge a Western-dominated world?
And a museum in England removes an ancient Egyptian
mummy from public display because they think that's what she would have wanted.
Some visitors, though, aren't happy.
It's half of an exhibit if you just have the exterior without the interior of it.
You're missing out on kids coming in and learning what mummies look like.
I do understand the point of view.