The BBC Global News Podcast episode covers several international stories, including the mixed reactions to the Israeli hostage and Palestinian prisoner exchange and the potential for lasting peace, featuring insights from correspondent Barbara Platt-Usher and King Abdullah of Jordan. It also discusses the flight of Madagascar's president following youth-led protests, with analysis from Luke Freeman, and the devastating floods in Mexico, reported by Will Grant. Additionally, the podcast highlights the discovery of a significant dinosaur trackway in England and celebrates Cape Verde's historic qualification for the FIFA World Cup, with sports journalist Ali Haworth providing coverage.
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