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

I'm Charlotte Gallagher and in the early hours of Friday, the 16th of June,

these are our main stories. Nine people are arrested following the sinking of a migrant ship,

which has killed about 80 people with 600 still missing. The UN Secretary General says the global

response to climate change has been pitiful as Northwest India and Southern Pakistan

are hit by one of the most powerful cyclones there in years. And German police say a woman

has died after being assaulted near one of the country's most popular tourist sites.

Also in this podcast, RoboCops take to the streets of Singapore and…

I mean, we've been in touch with a lot of scientists. A scientist was with us.

This had never been seen before by the scientists.

A film crew is close encounter with a tiger shark.

We begin with a tragedy in the Mediterranean Sea. Nine Egyptians have been arrested on suspicion

of people smuggling after a migrant boat disaster off the coast of Greece. Nearly 80 people are

known to have died. Hundreds are still missing. And it's feared that as many as 750 people were on

board, survivors have told the BBC that up to 100 children may have been on the ship.

This man is looking for his relatives.

I'm a relative who's on the boat to the cap side. How do you know that?

We've had confirmation that we found one of the relatives isn't in there,

but the rest of them we haven't got hold of yet.

Many minutes.

Nick Beak, who we heard there, is at the port of Kalamata where the survivors are being treated.

He filed this report just before we recorded the podcast.

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