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

I'm Rachel Wright in the early hours of Tuesday the 5th of March.

These are our main stories. The US Supreme Court rules Donald Trump will appear on the

presidential primary ballot in Colorado he's described it as a historic

victory.

Garner's finance minister warns new anti-gay laws could put the

country at risk of losing billions of dollars in economic aid. And we hear from

teenagers in Ukraine who were determined not to miss out on their school prom even in the middle of a war.

Also in this podcast, a Ferrari stolen from a Formula One driver 30 years ago has been found and

happy birthday to you.

Happy birthday to, well, the famous song turns 100 years old, or does it? The former President Donald Trump has called it a historic win for America and the justices from the US Supreme Court

have gone out of their way to say that they were unified and unanimous. Their decision

that the former president should remain on Colorado's primary ballot

overruling the state's decision to disqualify Mr. Trump for his part in the

January 6th attack on the capital. Similar attempts have been made in Illinois and Maine. Speaking

at his Marolago resort, Mr. Trump called it a great day for liberty.

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