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

I'm Nick Barnes, and at 13 hours GMC on Thursday 5 October,

these are our main stories.

European leaders have met in Spain with concerns about US support for Ukraine

at the top of the agenda.

A glacier lake overflows in the Indian Himalayas flooding several towns.

We get the latest on the many people missing.

Also, in this podcast, we hear about Ukraine's entry for the Oscars,

a documentary called 20 Days in Mara-Yupor,

and this year's winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature.

When European heads of state get together these days,

there is one issue that always tends to be near the top of the agenda,

the war in Ukraine.

At the weekend, the US Congress was forced to drop plans for new financial aid

to the country to avert a government shutdown.

The ousting of the Republican leader, Al the House of Representatives,

has added to the uncertainty over aid.

And that's really concerning the 48 European leaders who've gathered in Grenada in Spain.

On his way into the summit, the European Union's most senior diplomat, Joseph Borrell,

issued a warning that EU countries would not be able to make up the loss in US support.

Certainly, Europe cannot replace the US.

Europe is increasing its support,

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