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

I'm Nick Miles and in the early hours of Sunday the 26th of May, these are our main stories.

Ukraine's President, Selensky has condemned a deadly air attack on a crowded

super store in the city of Harkiv as an act of Russian madness. More than 20 people

have been killed in a fire at an entertainment complex in the Indian state of Gujarat.

South Africa's political parties have been holding their final rallies ahead of Wednesday's general election.

Also in this podcast, we head to a Japanese auction house.

And we find out why people would buy a piece of fruit that costs as much as a half decent car.

We begin in Ukraine.

Russian airstrikes hit a busy DIY superstore in the city of Kharkiv on Saturday, killing at least six people and injuring many others.

President Valodemiles Zelensky said it was thought more than 200 people were inside the complex at the time.

Firefighters had to tackle intense flames, a column of thick black smoke was seen rising over the site.

Local officials said there was no military facility nearby.

Mr Zelensky denounced the airstrikes. The attack on Kharkiv is yet another demonstration of Russian madness.

It is not possible to call it anything else.

It is only someone crazy like Putin that is capable of

killing and terrorizing people in such a mean way.

Our international editor Jeremy Bowen sent this report from the scene.

I've just been talking to the mayor. He said this happened about 4 o'clock in the afternoon.

It's a DIY superstore, an obvious place you think for civilians to go on a Saturday afternoon.

One of the strange incongruities of the war is that in a way a modicum of normal life does go on while the war

continues so people were out doing what they had to do when this place was

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