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

I'm Alex Ritzon, and in the early hours of Thursday,

the 6th of July, these are our main stories.

The UN's nuclear watchdog calls for greater access

to the Russian-occupied Zaparicea power plant

after Ukraine said explosives had been planted there.

Angry crowds have confronted Palestinian authority officials

in Geneva, accusing them of weakness in the face

of Israel's offensive there.

And...

We were brought by a Tunisian man, but he would also

loan me out to work as a cleaner at two other IS bases.

At all these places, I would go to work, I would clean,

and I would be raped.

We have a special report on the plight of tens of thousands

of missing Yazidis on the border with Iraq and Syria.

Also in this podcast, the World Health Organization prepares

18 million doses of the world's first malaria vaccine

for countries in Africa, and two previously unknown Rembrandt's

for up for auction at Christie's in London.

We start in Ukraine, where there is increasing unease

surrounding Zaparicea nuclear power plant in the

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