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

I'm Charlotte Gallagher and at 13 hours GMT on Monday, 2 October, these are our main stories.

The EU says it's committed supporting Kiev as US funding for Ukraine's war effort comes under threat.

Emergency workers in Mexico search for survivors after a church roof collapses.

Two scientists are awarded the Nobel Prize for medicine for their efforts to develop COVID-19 vaccines.

Also in this podcast, we are just here to prevent people to die.

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And unfortunately sometimes they have to unputate their fingers.

We investigate the perilous journey thousands of migrants are making across Europe

and the new high speed train that will cut travel time in Indonesia by more than two hours.

But first, many billions of dollars have been donated in military aid to Ukraine since Russia's invasion.

But any future funding from the US appears to be under threat.

After politicians there agreed a last-minute budget, which excluded any new aid for Kiev.

This has got the EU worried today foreign ministers from all 27 member countries are meeting in Kiev

to discuss continued funding and Ukraine joining the block in the future.

The EU's top diplomat Joseph Borrell said it was important to express solidarity and support for the Ukrainian people.

We see unity from the beginning of the war. Everybody has been putting money and political commitments in spite of all that.

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