World News in 7 minutes. Thursday 2nd May 2024.
Today: Colombia Israel relations. Brazil tax policy. Panama presidential election. Chile "turtle soup". US Trump fine. India heatwave. Indonesia volcano evacuation. Scotland no confidence. Britain migrants detained. Greece protests. Portugal suspected slavery. Kenya floods landslides. Nigeria gasoline shortages. International Workers' Day.
With Juliet Martin
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