Global News Podcast

Robert Mueller's report finds no evidence of collusion but does not exonerate President Trump of obstruction. Also: Mali bans hunters after scores of villagers killed and there's been a huge fossil discovery in China's Hubei province.

Hundreds of people are being airlifted from the cruise ship which had engine problems in choppy seas. Also: organisers say one million people have taken part in a Brexit protest in London, and we meet Tengai - the job interview robot who won't judge you.

Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into alleged collusion between Russia and President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign has concluded. Also: Cholera cases have been reported in storm-hit Mozambique and Volvo's plan to stop drink driving.

The EU has agreed to a delay until the 22nd May if MPs agree to Theresa May’s deal. If not then the EU will only grant an extension until the 12th April. Also in this podcast: North Korea has withdrawn its staff from a liaison office with South Korea and China is funding schools in Uganda to teach Mandarin.

President Trump overturns decades of US policy by saying it is time to recognise Israel's sovereignty over the occupied territory which it captured from Syria in 1967. Also: Nearly 100 dead in Iraq ferry disaster, Facebook details response to Christchurch mosque attacks, rogue waves warning