The BBC Global News Podcast for November 2nd covers several international stories, starting with a mass stabbing incident on a train in the UK being investigated by counter-terrorism police. It then discusses Donald Trump's threat of military action in Nigeria over the alleged killing of Christians, followed by the arrival of aid in Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa. The podcast also reports on the conflict in Ukraine, focusing on the situation in Pokrovsk, and Spain's apology for its conquest of the Americas. Finally, it touches on Canada's apology to Donald Trump over an anti-tariff ad and a 26-year-old cold case in Japan that has been solved, along with a story about a 66-year-old man running 200 marathons and the longest word in the Russian language.
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