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

I'm Nick Miles, and at 13 hours GMT on Friday the 6th of October, these are our main stories.

The Iranian Human Rights Activist Nard Gehrs Mohamedi has been awarded their Nobel Peace Prize.

We look at the message that sends Tehran.

The UN says Thursday's attack on a Ukrainian cafe, which killed more than 50 people,

appeared to be caused by a Russian missile.

Also in this podcast, we've heard about the impact of long COVID,

or what about the misery of long colds,

and new evidence that shows we arrived in the Americas far sooner than previously thought.

Perhaps the ice sheets won't work to the great barrier,

that we have been thinking that they were, or, excitedly,

that they were probably multiple routes that were used.

We start with the words of the jailed Iranian human rights activist Nard Gehrs Mohamedi.

The more they punish me, the more determined I become to fight, until we achieve freedom.

And she has just been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.

The head of the Norwegian Committee in Oslo, Beror Files Anderson,

explained why Nard Gehrs Mohamedi deserved the accolade.

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