Argentina win dramatic World Cup final

Global News Podcast

BBC

News, Daily News

4.3 • 8.3K Ratings

🗓️ 19 December 2022

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

The team beat France on penalties in a sensational match which saw Lionel Messi crowned player of the tournament. Also: delegates at a UN biodiversity conference in Montreal draw up a plan to protect ecosystems on thirty percent of the planet, and we hear about a new BBC World Service drama called The Dark Is Rising.

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0:00.0	This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.
0:04.8	I'm Nick Miles, and in the early hours of Monday,
0:06.8	the 19th of December, these are our main stories.
0:09.6	Jubilation in Argentina, who beat France in a pulsating match
0:14.0	to win the football World Cup.
0:15.9	We hear from Doha, Buenos Aires and Paris,
0:18.9	a breakthrough at the COP15 Biodiversity Conference
0:22.8	as a plan is drawn up to protect ecosystems
0:25.5	on 30% of the planet.
0:27.8	And 19 people die in a fire in an Afghan road tunnel.
0:33.8	Also in this podcast, other media obsessed with bad news.
0:37.8	I had one editor say to me that bad news is journalism,
0:41.5	good news is advertising.
0:43.2	A brand new drama comes to the BBC World Service.
0:46.3	The rider twitched the horse's head,
0:48.4	leaned down and grabbed it was up.
0:51.2	Oh, he won't.
0:52.0	But with astonishing speed, John Smith left forward
0:54.7	and dragged really down the ocean.
0:56.8	Well, thank you, John.
0:58.0	Stay tuned to find out more about the dark is rising.
1:00.8	And...
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