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

I'm Nick Meyaw, and at 13 hours GMT on Thursday, the 13th of July, these are our main stories.

The UN has been told of 87 people being buried in a mass grave in Dalfour,

with evidence they've been killed by paramilitary forces.

Thailand's opposition leader, Pita Limjorunrat, has lost a parliamentary vote to confirm him as

Prime Minister, despite his victory in the Ruiz election.

And we bring you a BBC investigation into last month's migrant boat tragedy,

in which more than 600 people are believed to have drowned.

I witnesses blame the Greek coast guard.

They attached sterob from the left.

The Greek vessel moved off quickly, causing our boat to flip.

They were telling anyone who accused them of being responsible for the incident to shut up.

Also in this podcast, a top Russian general is sacked for highlighting casualty figures in Ukraine.

What does it say about cracks in the military?

And the Hollywood actor Kevin Spacey has been giving evidence for the first time

in his sexual assault trial at a court in London.

The United Nations Human Rights Office says at least 87 people have been buried in a mass grave

in Sudan's Darfur region. The UN said it had credible evidence that paramilitary

rapid support forces were responsible for the deaths.

It's estimated that the conflict between them and the Sudanese army has killed more than

3,000 people and wounded more than 6,000 others since it began in April.

Now experts say the real death toll is far higher.

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