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

I'm Janet Jalil, and in the early hours of Sunday 15 January, these are our main stories.

Russia has launched another major missile attack on Ukraine, killing at least five people

in an apartment block in Nipro and leaving many regions without power.

Tens of thousands of protesters have rallied in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv, condemning

proposed changes to the legal system as an attack on democratic rule.

The White House says more classified documents have been found at President Biden's family

home.

Also in this podcast, it was all Joe's decision and it was disastrous for Rosemary.

Back then, family members were told by doctors to hide the mentally ill person.

Rosemary Kennedy, sister of the former US President, JFK, spent many years in an institution.

Now an opera about her hidden life is opening in London.

A nine-story apartment building ripped apart.

Smoke rising out of the gaping hole as cars lie crushed in front of it.

That was a scene of one of Russia's latest attacks on Ukraine in the city of Nipro.

At least five people were killed.

Dozens more were injured, including children.

After a fortnight without major airstrikes, Russia, once again, on Saturday, hits cities

across Ukraine, from Harkiv in the east to Laviv in the west to Odessa on the southern

coast.

Our correspondent James Waterhouse spoke to us from a shelter in the Ukrainian capital.

Sirens go off now and then, but on a day like today, we were told in no uncertain terms,

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