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

I'm Nick Miles and at 13 hours GMT on Wednesday the 14th of August,

these are our main stories.

A new round of political uncertainty has begun in Thailand after a court removed the

Prime Minister from office.

So what comes next?

Talks to end Sudan's silver war are underway amid more warnings that the health system

is breaking down.

And an investigation into the state-run funeral industry in China

reveals corruption, including the theft and sale of corpses. Also in this podcast, people don't park them properly, they're tipped over, they're scattered around the city like

confetti like rubbish and creating tripping hazards, it's a real real problem.

The Australian city of Melbourne becomes the latest place to ban e-scooters from its streets

and we hear from the Olympic runner who finished a marathon despite breaking her leg.

Thailand is no stranger to political upheaval.

There have been coups, military governments and violent demonstrations in recent years.

Now the country has been thrown into more uncertainty after the constitutional court

dismissed the Prime Minister, Satar Tarvesin. He said he'd abide by the court's decision.

I respect the verdict of the Constitutional Court.

I reiterate that for almost one year I've been in this role. I've tried with good intentions

to lead the country with honesty.

The judge said Mr Setar had breached the ethical rules by appointing to his cabinet a former lawyer who'd

served time in jail. Jonathan Head is our correspondent in Bangkok. What's his

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