Paul Moss

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This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

I'm Paul Moss, and at 4.30 GMT on Tuesday, February the 3rd, these are our main stories.

The US and India have apparently reached a trade deal, but does India see it the same way as Donald Trump?

Bill and Hillary Clinton have agreed to testify in Congress about Jeffrey Epstein, days before they risk being held in contempt if they fail to show up.

Also in this podcast, what's it like being our man in Moscow?

The BBC's Steve Rosenberg reveals all.

Plus... We said the sport will take girls forward.

They will be able to get government jobs that are allocated to sportsperson.

How girls in India are using football to fight back against illegal child marriages.

And it's dress rehearsal time for Artemis, the NASA space mission to send men and women back to the moon.

Has Donald Trump really pulled off another of his much-touted trade agreements?

The US president likes to see himself as a man who makes deals.

And on Monday, he was hailing his latest.

He announced that America would cut tariffs on goods imported from India and said that in return, India had promised not to buy any more Russian oil.

The trouble is, it's not clear that anyone's told India's prime minister.

Commenting on the deal, Narendra Modi welcomed the tariff reduction, but he didn't mention anything about Russia or its oil.

So what's going on?

Here's our Asia business correspondent, Archana Shukla.