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

I'm Janak Jalil and in the early hours of Sunday 2 July, these are our main stories.

There have been more clashes in France hours after the funeral of the teenager who's

death at the hands of police sparked nationwide riots.

The head of the CIA says, unhappiness with Russia's leadership has given the United States

a once in a generation opportunity to recruit spies.

Each British owner Elon Musk has announced temporary limits on the number of posts users

can read each day.

Also in this podcast...

The gay pride festival in Seoul is first and foremost a celebration, all around the people

dressed in rainbow colours.

Tens of thousands of people in South Korea have taken part in the annual Pride parade, one

of the largest in Asia.

We begin in France.

As we record this podcast, tens of thousands of police have again been deployed in cities

across France after four nights of rioting.

On Saturday the funeral was held of 17-year-old Nile who's killing by a police officer on

Tuesday sparked the violence which has seen hundreds of buildings set on fire and hundreds

of businesses looted.

The sale of fireworks and inflammable liquids has now been banned.

Amid fears of a fifth-nighter violence, videos on social media appear to show clashes

in the southern port city of Mosse.

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