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

I'm Alex Ritson, and in the early hours of Saturday, the 23rd of November, these are our main stories.

President Putin has praised his new hypersonic missile fired on Thursday at Denepro in Ukraine.

A New York judge postpones indefinitely Donald Trump's criminal

sentencing for paying hush money to a porn star. The first UN aid convoy in months has reached

a Zam-Zam camp in Sudan where hundreds of thousands of displaced people are facing famine.

Also in this podcast,

when a smuggler is caught,

it's a bit like the drug dealers in the cities.

Ten others will arrive in the next day.

It happens all over again every day,

so we feel our work is a bit pointless.

We hear from police and migrants

on the beaches of northern France

as the number of crossings to the UK continues to rise.

The threat of global conflict is serious and real.

The words of Poland's Prime Minister, Donald Tusk,

as the West digested Russia's first use of an experimental, intermediate range hypersonic ballistic missile

on the Ukrainian city of Denepro on Thursday. Moscow said it was in response to Britain and America's

decision to let Ukraine fire their missiles into Russia. Speaking at a meeting with his defence

leadership, President Putin said the missile was

successfully tested and indicated that he had now ordered that the weapons be put into production.

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