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

I'm Alex Ritson, and in the early hours of Friday,

the 10th of March, these are our main stories.

Spending big and taxing big.

Joe Biden lays out his stance on America's future finances.

A mass shooting leaves several dead in the German city of Hamburg,

and more big anti-government demonstrations in Georgia

despite a government climb down.

We don't really want to be part of Russia and Georgia is against it, actually.

And we hope tomorrow, Georgian people will be free

from the crashing government of our country.

Also in this podcast, the Ugandan bill that seeks to penalise LGBTQ people.

And good news is the UN secures a ship to remove oil from a huge tanker

that's been languishing off the coast of Yemen for years

threatening environmental disaster.

President Biden has been laying out his stance on America's budget.

It envisages spending big and to pay for that taxing big.

But he's well aware that there'll be many opposing his plans.

Indeed, because of Republican opposition,

he knows his proposals are unlikely to get very far.

Here's a little of him on big business.

I got elected.

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