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

I'm Jackie Leonard and at 13 hours GMT on Friday, the 24th of March,

these are our main stories. Israel says it's recovered three more bodies of Israelis

killed by Hamas in the October 7th attacks. A United Nations Special Advisor has warned of

a risk of genocide in Sudan's Darfur region and emergency efforts

are underway after a massive landslide in a remote area of Papua New Guinea.

Also in this podcast, vaping and smoking had sort of been steadily declining across all

age groups but in the time since disposable vates became popular, discs completely shifted.

New data on the use of disposable vapes says they're driving up nicotine use among young people

who say they would never have taken up smoking.

On October the 7th last year,

around 250 people were taken captive

when Hamas attacked Israel.

The Israelis believe around 130 is still being held in Gaza.

Last week Israel said it had recovered the bodies of three hostages from the territory, now a spokesman for the Israeli

Defence Forces Daniel Hagari says three more have been found.

It is with a heavy heart that I share that last night Israeli Special Forces in Gaza rescued the bodies of our

hostages, Hanani of Lanka, Michelleenbaum, Oryon Hernandez. Their bodies were rescued during a special

operation based on precise intelligence in the area of Gaza.

Dan Johnson, our correspondent in Jerusalem, told us more.

So they were recovered overnight by the IDF which has been operating again in the Jabalia refugee camp in northern

Gaza. This is an area that had previously been declared free of Hamas fighters, but it's

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