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I'm Nigel Adelie and at 1400 GMT on Thursday the 4th of January,

these are our main stories. The funeral of the Hamas deputy leader

Salal al-A-Ruri takes place in the Lebanese capital Beirut. A court in New York has

released hundreds of documents from a defamation case that names people connected to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

And plans may by Argentina's President Javier Milay to inject shock therapy into the economy

have hit a bump in the road. Also in this podcast, we want to see more things, see the outside world and think about what we really dream of.

How millions of young people in China are struggling to find work.

To Lebanon where, as we record this podcast,

thousands of mourners are paying their final respects to the senior Hamas leader killed there on Tuesday.

Salal Al-A-Rurri, who was a deputy head of Hamas,

as well as a prominent figure in its armed wing the Kessam Brigades was killed in what's believed to have been a drone strike.

Israel has neither confirmed nor denied its involvement in the killing.

Mr Al-Aurri has been laid to rest at the Chateila refugee camp in West Bay

route. Our correspondent, Karin Tor Bay, sent us this report.

We are standing in the middle of crowds who have been coming from different places across Lebanon,

from all Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon to take part in the funeral of Salah al-Aruri and the capital Beirut.

They are here holding Palestinian flags, flags for the Islamic

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