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

I'm Andrew Peachan in the early hours of Monday the 25th of September.

These are our main stories.

Police in Kosovo kill three government to end a standoff at a moral street.

A space capsule which could shed light on how planets were formed lands in the US.

Touchdown

Touchdown of the Osiris Rex Sampler turn capsule.

A journey of a billion miles to asteroid Bennu and Beck has come to an end.

Hundreds of ethnic Armenians lead the disputed territory of Nagorno-Karabakh.

Also in this podcast, pornographic images of real Spanish teenagers created by artificial intelligence.

She said, Mum, there are photos of me circulating of my naked torso.

These are fake photos of girls that have been created a lot right now.

And the Thai elephants and their handlers who've ditched performing for tourists in exchange for a more peaceful lifestyle.

It's starting Kosovo, where a standoff between police and heavily armed government in a Serbian orthodox monastery after they killed a policeman has now come to an end.

The incident took place in a town in the north which is mainly Serb.

The police eventually seized control of the monastery.

Three of the government were killed, two were arrested and large numbers of weapons were seized.

I've found out more from our Balkans correspondent Guida Lorney.

The situation is now reported to be calm.

The religious authorities at the monastery are saying that the armed persons who broke through the monastery gate have left.

And currently they have both Kosovo police and also Ulex which is the EU's rule of law mission in Kosovo inside the monastery.

So that's what the monastery itself is saying.

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