BBC Radio Podcasts from Newshour

Ecuadoreans vote on foreign military bases

The referendum will decide whether to allow foreign military bases in the country again

The rally in the streets of Belem marks the half-way point of the conference

President Trump has said he'll sue the BBC for up to five billion dollars

The dam collapse killed 19 people, polluted a river and destroyed hundreds of homes

Russia kills at least eight civilians in an intense wave of strikes across Ukraine

The attacks, organised by the Islamic State militant group, left 130 people dead

130 people were killed in the country's worst ever Islamist attacks

The White House has accused Democrats of pushing a fake narrative

There is growing speculation that the US might attack Venezuela.

Survivors who fled El Fasher in Sudan describe atrocities witnessed as the city fell

Officials says twelve people have died in an explosion near the historic Red Fort

Ahmed al-Sharaa was once designated a high-value terrorist target by the US

BBC Chair has apologised for how a documentary edited a speech by Donald Trump

It comes after a leaked memo criticised the editing of a documentary about Donald Trump

Sama Nijm, 16, is using music to bring comfort to the youngest victims of the conflict.

Ten people are dead and many injured after a school shooting in the southern city of Graz