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

I'm Valerie Sanderson, and 1400 hours GMT on Tuesday the 31st of December,

these are our main stories.

The health authorities in Gaza say six newborn babies have died within two weeks

as temperatures drop in refugee camps.

Touch with your hand. He's frozen. Frozen.

All eight of us, we don't have four blankets.

What can I do? I see my children dying in front of me.

Also in Gaza, a new report from the UN says Israeli attacks on hospitals raise concerns about war crimes.

More details emerge about Sunday's plane crash in South Korea as relatives of victims demand answers.

Ukraine says one of its sea drones has shot down a Russian helicopter in what officials claim is a world first.

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We start this podcast in the Middle East, where six babies in Gaza have died from the cold

weather within a two-week period, according to local health officials. With hundreds of

thousands of displaced Palestinians living in tents and temperatures expected

to drop further in the coming days, the UN Children's Agency UNICEF has warned that more children's lives are at risk.

The BBC has worked with two freelance cameramen in Gaza who met families who've lost loved ones.

Our correspondent Emei N, compared this report from Jerusalem.

Mahmoud Fasih is walking through the courtyard of a hospital in Gaza's Chann Yunus.

He's cradling a small bundle with both of his arms,

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