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

I'm Jeanette Jalil, and in the early hours of Saturday, the 22nd of February, these are our main stories.

A day after Hamas returned the wrong body to Israel, it now says it has handed over the body of a mother who was kidnapped with her two young sons.

Donald Trump accuses France's president, Emmanuel Macron,

and Britain's Prime Minister, Kirstama,

of doing nothing to end the war in Ukraine.

The tech giant Apple is to remove access

to its top data protection tool for British users.

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We start in Israel, where a day after Hamas returned the wrong body to a grieving family and nation,

the Palestinian militant group says the body of hostage Shiri Bibas, a mother who was kidnapped with her two young sons,

has now been handed over. The Israeli military says it's checking this. The bodies of the boys,

four-year-old Ariel and baby Kaffir, were handed over on Thursday. But a body said to be their

mothers was later confirmed to be that of another woman. Israel said the children had been murdered,

contrary to Hamas's claims that they died during an Israeli air strike on Gaza. The boys' aunt,

Offrey Bibas Levy, said the family didn't want revenge, just the return of every hostage,

dead or living, as soon as possible.

The archiemen of my tachewed. of every hostage, dead or living, as soon as possible.

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