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

I'm Janet Jalil and in the early hours of Thursday the 23rd of November, these are our main stories.

Exit polls from the Dutch parliamentary elections put the party led by the anti-immigrant

populist Pietvelders well ahead of its rivals. Relatives of the hostages held in Gaza

wait to see who could be freed in the coming days.

Rescue workers drilling to free more than 40 workers trapped under a collapsed tunnel in India

say they're close to getting them out.

Also in this podcast, he said to me there's been an accident and I don't know how to tell you this but your husband's dad.

How do we make film sets safer and?

Why Britain's King Charles is engaged in K-pop diplomacy.

In what could be a big political upset, exit polls in the Netherlands suggest that

voters in Wednesday's parliamentary elections have lurched sharply to the right.

According to those exit polls the party of the anti-immigrant populist hit builders has won the most seats which in

theory means he could head a coalition as Prime Minister. This was after a campaign in which

he toned down his anti-Islam rhetoric, but it's not clear he'll be able to form a government, as we heard from Anna Holligan in the Hague.

We've had two sets of exit polls, both of them suggest that Geertvilder's Freedom Party

is indeed the largest party and what that means is not necessarily that he will be

the next Prime Minister of the Netherlands but that he will be given the first

opportunity to try to form a coalition government and we have had an indication

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