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The response has been very strong, right in front of the United States embassy. Millions of Cubans across the entire country and here, hundreds of thousands in their anti-imperialist stand. So who will be the target of the new US sanctions? Our Cuba correspondent is Will Grant.

and simply making it more uncomfortable for any entity, any individual who intends to do business with the Cuban government, which of course remains the main player in the economy on the island. And of course normal Cubans are suffering. I remember you were there and you were reporting on hospitals and people giving birth in darkness because there were power outages. Is it still like that now in Cuba?

Luulen myös, että se pysähtyy turistit menemään, ja se vähentäisi isän paljon rahaa.

That was Will Grant. Now to the curious case of the missing Oscar. It disappeared after Pavel Talankin, the director of the Academy Award winning documentary Mr. Nobody Against Putin, was forced to put the statue into a plane's hold in case he used it as a weapon. And then the airline Lufthansa said they couldn't find it. Our world news correspondent Jo Inwood has the details.

That was Jo Enwood reporting. Still to come in this podcast. Of the many mysteries that surround Anne Boleyn, her reign wasn't necessarily long enough for a kind of established iconography. And there is this tantalizing suggestion that perhaps some of her images might have been deliberately destroyed. Scientists say they've used new technology to identify a previously unknown sketch of the Tudor queen Anne Boleyn.

Henkivakuutuksen Yhteistyöliiton jäsenelle myöntää Kaleva-vakuutus, jonka asiamiehenä toimii IF-vakuutus. Klaas Olssonin asiakaskuulutus. Valoisia uutisia kaikille asiakkaillemme. Nyt 30 prosentin alennus aurinkokennovaloista. Esimerkiksi puutarhalyhdyistä, parvekevaloista tai automaattisista valoketjuista, jotka sopivat melkein minne tahansa. Klaas Olsson.

This is the Global News Podcast. In Gaza, rats, fleas and other pests are increasingly spreading diseases among displaced Palestinians. After two years of war, most of the two million people living in the strip are now in makeshift camps with poor hygiene and sanitation. A recent survey by international aid groups found rodents were frequently seen in 80% of displacement sites. Here's our Middle East correspondent, Yolan Nell.

Täällä näkyy kaikki suuja, jotka tulevat kaikkialla Gazan alueella. Imwadir on kolmas vanha. Pohja-alueella, jossa hänen perheensä elää, on rauhassa suuja. Se on suurin suuja. Se on suurin suu. Se on suurin suu.

In social media videos, Palestinians in the war-torn territory show the new daily battles they're facing. Against rats, weasels and other pests. There have been attacks on the sick, elderly and children. We woke up to her screaming at 2 a.m. Samah Adabla, who's also displaced in Gaza City, recalls the night her four-year-old daughter Mayasin was bitten.

When my husband turned on the torch, the weasel ran away. I looked at her hand and it was all blood. Everything was bloody. After the girl came back from the hospital, she developed a fever and vomiting. Samah and her husband now stay awake in shifts to keep watch over their two children.

Gaza Hospitals are also seeing a surge in skin diseases caused by fleas, mites, lice and bed bugs. According to the World Health Organization, they've treated over 110,000 cases this year, putting further strain on the broken healthcare system.

Pest control options are limited. Some local councils have been dousing tents with bug sprays. But Eti Higgins from UNICEF says the root cause of the infestations must be urgently addressed.

Se, mitä tarvitaan, on erittäin suurta määrää kampanjaa, jossa voidaan käsitellä ruotsin ja ruotsin ongelmia Gazan ympärillä. Päivät ovat poistuneet ja huoltoalueet ovat poistuneet, joten yritämme käsitellä tuotantoamme, jotta voidaan käsitellä ruotsin ja ruotsin ongelmia.

More than six months into a shaky ceasefire, Gazans are continuing to suffer. Citing security concerns, Israel restricts some supplies needed for repairs, such as pipes and bulldozers. But Kogat, the military agency that controls access to Gaza, tells the BBC it's working with the UN and others in the fields of sanitation and essential infrastructure.

Many areas of the strip previously used for landfill are now under full Israeli control, leaving huge rubbish piles in populated areas, another breeding ground for rodents. Small fires dot one dump in Gaza City.

Seuraavaksi Rizk Abu Leila ja hänen kuusi lapsensa, jolla on 8-vuotias sydäntä, elävät pöydällä. He voivat nähdä ja kuunnella ratteja ja vihreitä. Me emme voi nukkua. He menovat pöydällä ja kävelevät, koska niitä on niin paljon. Toivon, että emme voi kääntyä.

Now with summer approaching, pest infestations and the public health crisis look set to get worse. And Garzens, worn down by two years of war, say that the situation is becoming intolerable.

Now, if you think that buying a crusty, freshly baked baguette is one of the most famous daily rituals for people in France, you might be disappointed. At least on days like May the 1st. It was International Labour Day, a significant national public holiday in France, and by law only essential services such as hospitals and hotels may open. But is that a bit outdated? The government thinks so.

It's embarked on a rule change allowing bakeries to remain open. However, there seems to have been a bit of a turnaround, leaving a lot of bakeries confused about who can actually serve customers. Ed Butler has been speaking to Patricia Orly, an employee of the Maison Collet bakery in central Paris. They said that the bakery could be open, but just the family could work.

To say that we can't open and we can't work. We shouldn't, I think... You shouldn't make your workers come in. Is that what you're saying? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I will check. Monsieur Collet? Soit-déjà, aujourd'hui, on est censé travailler que la famille. Yeah, only family.