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

I'm Andrew Peach and in the early hours of Wednesday the 22nd of May

these are our main stories. A passenger has died and dozens have been injured after a plane

flying from London encountered severe turbulence. Ukraine has expressed gratitude

to the EU for sending its profits generated from C's Russian Central Bank assets, but says the assets

themselves should be used for Kyiv's war effort.

Lawyers for Donald Trump have rested their case in the fraud trial of the former US president.

Also in this podcast, 16 of the world's largest AI firms have agreed on news safety guidelines

at the Global Artificial Intelligence Summit and

we found that around periods of artillery fire or intense shelling our birds

deviated from their normal routes causing them to change direction and fly further than they normally would on migration.

How the war in Ukraine is affecting migrating birds.

One man has died and 30 people had been injured after a Singapore bound flight

from London was rocked by severe turbulence while cabin crew were serving

breakfast. The Singapore Airlines plane made an

emergency landing in Bangkok and some of those on board have been describing it as

the worst day of their lives. Andrew Davis was there.

Literally I think as soon as I put it on, just a sudden, sudden thud and the aircraft dropping.

The thing that really stays in my mind is just seeing possessions and cushions and plates just flying up but when it stopped

everybody was very shaken it sounds crazy to say it now but I did go through my mind is this

fatal you know is this fatal?

You know, is this going down?

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