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

I'm Andrew Peachan in the early hours of Sunday the 13th of August.

These are our main stories.

Disaster management officials are sending more resources to the Hawaiian island of Maui as

the search for victims of deadly wildfires continues.

A doctor has been given access to Niger's ousted president who's been held prisoner in

a basement since last month's coup.

Saudi Arabia is appointing its first ambassador to the Palestinian Authority.

This witness podcast, they speak of another time and another place, a stunning combination

of pure commercialism and a kind of ageless beating.

An exhibition showcases the neon signs of Hong Kong that used to light up the city's

night sky, but many of which have now disappeared.

We begin in Hawaii, officials say 80 people have died in wildfires that have never

stated the island of Maui.

Hawaii's Attorney General has ordered an investigation into the handling of the fire as questions

grow over whether the authorities could have done more to warn residents.

Our correspondent John Sudworth sent this report from near the town of Lahaina, which has

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