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

I'm Janet Jaliel and at 13 hours GMT on Tuesday the 3rd of June, these are our main stories.

27 people trying to get aid in Gaza are reported to have been killed by Israeli fire.

We assess the controversial new Israeli-U.S.A. distribution system.

Exit polls from the presidential election in South Korea are forecasting victory for the Democratic Party candidate V.J. Mung.

The Dutch government teeters on the brink of collapse after the far-right leader hit Builders

quits the governing coalition.

Also in this podcast, hundreds of inmates in a Pakistani jail are helped to escape by an earthquake. And in Norway, so we invite one author every year to write a story, a poem, anything

they like, and it's going to be held within these trees

and then made into paper in the year 2114.

A library of books that won't be published for nearly 100 years.

We find out why.

For the third day running, Palestinians in Gaza have been shot dead while trying to collect aid.

The Hamas-run Health Ministry in Gaza says in this latest shooting on Tuesday,

at least 27 people were killed and 90 wounded by Israeli forces

as they waited at one of the new

aid distribution points in Rafa set up under a controversial Israeli and US-run delivery system.

A senior official at the NASA Hospital said there were children and women among the dead.

This eyewitness spoke to the BBC.

They went to collect food for their children, but they were met with gunfire.

No one knows yet who survived, who was injured and who died.

This is not fair, and it's happening in plain sight while the world watches and listens.

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