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

I'm Nick Kureishi and at 14 hours GMT on Friday the 17th of November, these are our main stories. Israel says it will

let two fuel trucks a day into Gaza where shortages have stopped aid

distribution. Turkey's president makes a controversial state visit to Germany.

A cholera outbreak in Zimbabwe triggers a state of emergency.

Also in this podcast, a top AI boss in Britain quits over using copyrighted material without consent.

Civility's response was we believe that training generative AI models on copyrighted works is a fair use of those copyrighted works

and that's something that I really disagree with. As the Israeli military operation continues in Gaza as retaliation for the Hamas attacks on October the 7th,

aid agencies are saying the situation is intolerable for the civilian

population. Fuel shortages have halted delivery supplies and shut down

telecommunications. Now the Israeli War Cabinet has approved letting two fuel lorries a day into the strip.

An Israeli official said the fuel was to help meet the needs of UN agencies in Gaza.

Juliet Tuma is a spokesperson for UNWA, the UN Relief Agency for

Palestinians and described the situation. There is communications blackout as of

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