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 Monday,

the 17th of April.

Fighting has continued into the night in Sudan

as rival military factions battle for control of the capital,

nearly 60 civilians have been killed.

Islamic State fighters have attacked a group foraging for truffles

in the Syrian desert,

reportedly leaving 36 people dead.

And dissident guerrillas in Colombia say they are ready

to start formal peace talks with the government.

Also in the podcast,

President Biden condemns a mass shooting in the US

at a 16th birthday party in Alabama

and the troll hunters battling climate change deniers.

After a couple of months, you realise

you don't make an impact because for most of these people,

facts are irrelevant.

The latest reports from Sudan

suggest fighting is continuing between rival wings of the military

despite an earlier agreement for a temporary ceasefire.

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