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

I'm Andrew Peach and at 14 hours GMT on Tuesday the 11th of March.

These are our main stories.

Gunmen in Pakistan sees a train and threatened to harm hundreds of passengers on board.

Ukraine launches its biggest drone attack yet on Moscow

as its diplomats are meeting the

US to discuss how to end the war. Police in the Philippines arrest the former president

Rodrigo Duterte in connection with his brutal war on drugs. Also in this podcast, how China is

seeking to beat the US and become the global leader in AI, and...

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Manchester United announced a brand new football stadium capable of holding 100,000 fans.

Let's start, though, in Pakistan where gunmen have seized a passenger train in the mountainous

southwest. I heard the latest from our correspondent in Islamabad, Azadamashiri.

An official has told us that more than 400 passengers were on board when gunmen stormed the train.

And it's important to say that while we do know that there were injuries, officials have confirmed that to us, including the driver themselves.

We don't have any confirmation on any casualties.

The Jafar Express left the city of Quetta and it was headed for one of Pakistan's major cities, Raupindi as well as Peshawar.

And that train

tends to go through an area with very poor cellular service. And it goes through several tunnels.

From what we understand, the train was stopped in between two of them. Now, we've also been told

by local railway officials, that a group of civilians, including women and children, were seen

to be disembarking the train and leaving.

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