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

I'm Nick Miles and at 13 hours GMT on Thursday, 20 April, these are our main stories.

A Ramadan charity event in Yemen ends in tragedy with at least 78 people killed in a

crash.

The United Nations Children's Agency says up to 67 million children have missed routine

vaccinations due to COVID lockdowns and disinformation.

Michael Schumacher's Family Plan Legal Action, after a magazine publishes an AI-generated

interview of the F1 champion.

Also in this podcast, the problem of ferro cats in New Zealand.

They're everywhere and they eat birds, eat eggs, all that type of stuff and they're really

hard to catch.

And a controversial proposal to control their numbers.

Pictures coming out of the Yemeni capital, Sana, show piles of clothing and shoes strewn

about on the steps of a building.

They're the only evidence remaining of what was a horrific scene, a panic crowd that turned

into a crush of people in which at least 78 of them died.

It happened at a school when people gathered to receive charity money that was being distributed

for the Holy Month of Ramadan.

Harry Blire reports.

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