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

Hi, I'm Alex Ritson, and in the early hours of Saturday, the 16th of September,

these are our main stories. The BBC reaches Libya's city of Derna after the deadly floods

and finds international aid agencies a yet to arrive in force. President Macross says the French

ambassador to Niger is being held hostage at the embassy in the Arne, and the former president

of Spanish football is given a restraining order as the World Cup kiss case reaches court.

Everyone saw the images, the whole country saw it. We can show that Mr. Rubialis lacked consent.

Also in this podcast, 30 years since the Oslo Accords failed to bring peace to the Middle East,

and the supersizing Colombian artist Fernando Batero has died.

So far only a trickle of international aid is beginning to arrive in eastern Libya after

the devastating floods in which thousands of people were killed. The political infighting between

local officials in the city of Derna and the internationally recognised government in Tripoli

is hampering the relief efforts. The United Nations says its redeployed a team sent to

assist in the aftermath of Morocco's earthquake to Libya to coordinate help for as many as 900,000

people affected by the floods. Our correspondent Anna Foster managed to reach Derna from where she

sent this report. Even by night, Derna's recovery teams don't sleep. As darkness falls, another body

is carefully pulled from the ruins, wrapped and taken to a waiting ambulance. It's a scene that's

now been repeated thousands of times. I can't describe when you see a people death and maybe when

you see one or two, you can't hold yourself. But when you see maybe it's 500 people in one street,

there's women, child, all people. Two dams meant to protect the city were broken apart by the

force of the water. The deluge carried everything away with it. This wave of death and destruction

sealed the fate of thousands. And glimpses of the horror are still emerging. Here in Derna people began

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