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

Hello, I'm Oliver Conway.

This edition is published in the early hours of Sunday, the 4th of June.

Officials in India are examining whether a signalling error

led to the train crash which killed 288 people.

Three Israeli soldiers and an Egyptian are killed near the border,

but was at a mistake.

And as fighting continues in Sudan,

we hear about the threat to the treasures in the National Museum.

Also in the podcast, it got off to a very fast start,

but who won the first all-manchester FA Cup final?

And...

Burn the boy who's the first African artist to sell out a stadium here in the UK.

Afer beats, taking the world by storm.

The crash involving three trains in eastern India on Friday evening

is now officially the third most deadly on India's railways with 288 dead.

preliminary investigation suggests an error with signalling may have been to blame.

An enquiry is looking into a theory that an express train was diverted onto a loop line

where it smashed into a stationary goods train.

The carriage is derailed and were then hit by a second passenger train.

One survivor described the scene as a bloodbath on the tracks.

Among the many people caught up in it were two brothers.

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