Janet Jalil

Another expert, Professor Alice Roberts, who presents television programmes on archaeology, says the discovery will teach us much more about what life was like in England at a time when it was being invaded by Romans.

Another expert, Professor Alice Roberts, who presents television programmes on archaeology, says the discovery will teach us much more about what life was like in England at a time when it was being invaded by Romans.

Professor Alice Roberts. Now, if you're partial to bacon sandwiches or pork chops, the following story may not be for you. Two pigs adopted by a French woman who features them in numerous online videos have won the hearts of many. Alice Adderley reports.

Professor Alice Roberts. Now, if you're partial to bacon sandwiches or pork chops, the following story may not be for you. Two pigs adopted by a French woman who features them in numerous online videos have won the hearts of many. Alice Adderley reports.

That report by Alice Adly. And that's all from us for now, but there will be a new edition of the Global News Podcast later. If you want to comment on this podcast, you can send us an email. The address is globalpodcast at bbc.co.uk. This edition was mixed by Chris Hansen. The producer was Vanessa Heaney. The editor is Karen Martin. I'm Janet Jalil. Until next time, goodbye.

That report by Alice Adly. And that's all from us for now, but there will be a new edition of the Global News Podcast later. If you want to comment on this podcast, you can send us an email. The address is globalpodcast at bbc.co.uk. This edition was mixed by Chris Hansen. The producer was Vanessa Heaney. The editor is Karen Martin. I'm Janet Jalil. Until next time, goodbye.

This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service. I'm Janet Julia and 14 Hours GMT on Monday the 24th of March. These are our main stories. More demonstrators and journalists are arrested in Turkey as the authorities say they've detained well over a thousand people in the past five days of protests.

This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service. I'm Janet Julia and 14 Hours GMT on Monday the 24th of March. These are our main stories. More demonstrators and journalists are arrested in Turkey as the authorities say they've detained well over a thousand people in the past five days of protests.

Talks between US and Russian negotiators are underway in Saudi Arabia as Donald Trump pushes for a swift end to the war in Ukraine. Israel intensifies its bombardment of Gaza. Palestinian health officials say at least 60 people have been killed in the renewed assault. Also in this podcast, why this comic song has caused a stir about freedom of speech in India.

Talks between US and Russian negotiators are underway in Saudi Arabia as Donald Trump pushes for a swift end to the war in Ukraine. Israel intensifies its bombardment of Gaza. Palestinian health officials say at least 60 people have been killed in the renewed assault. Also in this podcast, why this comic song has caused a stir about freedom of speech in India.

We start in Turkey, where in less than a week, the man seen as the strongest challenger to President Erdogan's decades-long dominance of Turkish politics, Ekrem İmamoğlu, has been arrested, interrogated, jailed and stripped of his position as mayor of Istanbul, sparking some of the biggest protests Turkey has seen in more than a decade.

We start in Turkey, where in less than a week, the man seen as the strongest challenger to President Erdogan's decades-long dominance of Turkish politics, Ekrem İmamoğlu, has been arrested, interrogated, jailed and stripped of his position as mayor of Istanbul, sparking some of the biggest protests Turkey has seen in more than a decade.

Despite being charged with corruption, he has now officially been nominated as a presidential candidate by the opposition CHP party. Mr. Imamoglu says the charges against him are politically motivated. A ban on protests failed to deter Turks from taking to the streets in large numbers for a fifth night running to voice their fears for the future of their democracy.

Despite being charged with corruption, he has now officially been nominated as a presidential candidate by the opposition CHP party. Mr. Imamoglu says the charges against him are politically motivated. A ban on protests failed to deter Turks from taking to the streets in large numbers for a fifth night running to voice their fears for the future of their democracy.

Among them, this woman in Istanbul.

Among them, this woman in Istanbul.

Since the protests began on Wednesday, the Turkish government says more than 1,100 people have been arrested, including at least 10 journalists detained today in dawn raids. We got this update from Hilkim Boran of the BBC Turkish service, who's in Istanbul.

Since the protests began on Wednesday, the Turkish government says more than 1,100 people have been arrested, including at least 10 journalists detained today in dawn raids. We got this update from Hilkim Boran of the BBC Turkish service, who's in Istanbul.

And despite the arrest of Mr. Imamoglu and the fact that he's been charged with corruption, the opposition party that he heads went ahead with its vote to choose him as its presidential candidate with a huge turnout in the primary.

And despite the arrest of Mr. Imamoglu and the fact that he's been charged with corruption, the opposition party that he heads went ahead with its vote to choose him as its presidential candidate with a huge turnout in the primary.