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

I'm Janet Jalil and in the early hours of Thursday, the 24th of October,

these are our main stories.

Turkey says five people have been killed in a terror attack

on a state-owned defense and aerospace firm.

US media report say the Justice Department has warned Elon Musk

that his $1 million prize a day offered to some registered

voters may break election law. Boeing reports losses of more than $6 billion as it struggles to tackle strike action and safety concerns.

Also in this podcast, archaeologists have discovered two lost ancient cities along the silk route in Uzbekistan.

We begin in Turkey. The government says five people have been killed and more than 20 others wounded in what it calls a terror attack at a state-owned arms and aerospace company near the capital Ankara.

The Turkish Interior Minister said two attackers, a man and a woman had been killed.

Video on social media show a pair of heavily armed assailants getting out of a car

before immediately opening fire. The Turkish authorities have banned news outlets

from broadcasting footage and have imposed restrictions on social media.

Our diplomatic correspondent Caroline Hawley reports.

From the car park outside the headquarters of Turkey's state-run aerospace company,

someone filmed as the attack unfolded. First came the shooting.

Then the explosion, followed by more gunfire.

CCTV showed two attackers, one a man, one a woman, just outside the building, carrying large rucks and automatic weapons.

The man then enters the headquarters.

Security forces rushed to the scene as employees took refuge in shelters.

The company makes both civilian and military aircraft as well as drones.

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