You're listening to the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

Hello, I'm Oliver Conway. This edition is being recorded at 13 hours GMT on Wednesday, the 17th of April.

Ukraine says a Russian attack that killed 14

people could have been prevented if allies had provided more defense equipment.

The UN says inequalities in health care around the world are literally killing women and the young men fleeing Myanmar to avoid conscription.

Also in the podcast, the British and German foreign ministers are in Israel to try to prevent a

wider war after Iran's attack at the weekend and to read or not to read this book it's

in your hands so take a look the plays by gentle

Shakespeare here with pictures through each play appear trying to get children to

enjoy Shakespeare plus how an emoji became embroiled in the long-running dispute over Jerusalem.

It is not a new complaint from Ukraine, but it is one that seems to be increasingly relevant

as Russia steps up its attacks.

Ukraine's president, Vladimir Zelensky says his army was unable to stop a Russian missile attack on the northern

city of Cheniev because they didn't have enough military support from Western allies.

Officials say the assault killed at least 14 people,

with many more believed to be injured and trapped under the rubble.

Our correspondent in Kyiv James Waterhouse has the latest.

We saw footage online of people running for cover, in one case of a trolleybus, where

there were loud explosions and columns of smoke going into the air.

Now according to authorities in this northern

Ukrainian city which is 60 miles from the border with Russia, there were three

missiles which hit the center of the city. Authorities say an eight-story building was hit in a

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