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

I'm Valerie Sanderson at 13 hours GMT on Monday the 27th of May.

These are our main stories.

Israel faces growing condemnation after an airstrike in Raffa, which Palestinian officials say killed dozens of displaced people.

More than 2,000 people are now feared dead after Friday's landslide in Papua New Guinea. The World Health Organization

meets to discuss its preparedness for future pandemics.

Also in this podcast South Africa's president still Ramaposa addresses the nation ahead of elections and

It's a very very sad story for me so I'm definitely not happy about, but I'm happy it's going back to the museum. This is much more important.

The FBI investigates hundreds of treasures believed to have been stolen from the British Museum.

Israel is facing international condemnation over an airstrike in southern Gaza on Sunday that appears to have caused

dozens of Palestinian deaths. Israel says the attack successfully targeted two senior

Hamas officials at a military compound in Raffa. But after reviewing the incident

it's acknowledged that civilians were killed in a fire that broke out in a nearby refugee

camp. Palestinian health officials have said at least 45 people died, many of them children, and

more than 200 were wounded.

Philippe, the head of UNRRA, the UN agency leading the humanitarian operation in Gaza, told journalists

in Beirut that he's disturbed by the incident.

I cannot comment on the casualties because we haven't been able to properly communicate with

our team on the ground.

I saw images, they are deeply disturbing andying. I think we have been clear more than once.

There is no safe space in Gaza.

Israel says it regrets any harm done to civilians.

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