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

I'm Andrew Peach and at 14 hours GMT on Tuesday the 3rd of December.

These are our main stories.

The Taliban have banned all medical training for women in Afghanistan.

Joe Biden is in Angola on his first trip to Africa as US president.

The Vietnamese property tycoon behind the world's largest

ever bank fraud loses her appeal against a death sentence. Also in this podcast, the British

Prime Minister says the UK doesn't need to choose between the US and the EU when Donald Trump

returns to the White House. And... Jaguar has no desire to be loved by everybody.

It has already stirred emotions and it will continue to.

After a controversial ad, Jaguar unveils its luxury electric car.

It was three years ago that the Taliban stopped girls from going to school over the age of 12.

Later, they also ban women from studying for degrees, including medicine, but they did allow

some paramedical students to continue, particularly in female-focused roles like midwifery,

because they said women should be careful by other women.

Now, there are reports across Afghanistan that midwifery and nursing students are being

told not to go to classes until further notice.

This in a country where the number of mothers who die in childbirth is already among

the highest in the world.

Mariam Amman from BBC Afghan.

Tell me more.

It seems yesterday some sort of order or decree,

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