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

The Lava or monastery of the caves in Kiev are being evicted by the Ukrainian government

and it concerns over their links to the Russian Orthodox Church.

Also in this podcast.

A specific target group from especially the UK and Italy

who are only coming to Amsterdam with the belief that we are a theme park.

Amsterdam's city council wants to discourage young British people from travelling there.

We start with what's being seen as a big legal moment in the fight against climate change.

A group of 2,000 women as accusing the Swiss government of violating their human rights through its failure to act.

The case will be heard in the European Court of Human Rights.

It is the first time the court will hear a case on the impact of climate change on human rights.

Elizabeth Stern is one of the plaintiffs.

We do hope that the churches in Strasbourg are free from a political agenda

and actually just look at our case in terms of his climate protection, a human right.

Because we have a right for life, we have a right for health

or those articles violated or not.

And that's what we want and answer from them.

Imogen folks is our correspondent in Switzerland and I asked her what the legal case for these women was.

Well they have gone to the court in Strasbourg armed with their medical records

and it is proven that older people are particularly with heatwaves more affected.

Their health is more affected.

So they've gone with their own records with you know cases of breathlessness, dizziness,

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