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

Hello, I'm Oliver Conway.

We're recording this at 13 hours GMT on Wednesday the 11th of September.

The top diplomats from the US and Britain make a joint

visit to Ukraine, but will they approve the use of long-range missiles inside Russia?

Tens of thousands of people flee their homes in the Vietnamese capital as the Red River bursts its banks.

And doctors in Congo tell the BBC they are struggling to contain the outbreak of empocks.

Also in the podcast, a snap poll suggests Carmelah Harris won Tuesday's presidential debate against Donald Trump, but will it change anyone's views? Kamala Harris held her own.

I thought she did a really good job.

He still be able to lead a country.

You need a strong leader.

Everybody says what they want to say.

I think there was a lot of lies last night.

And Brazil's former President Jayabolsonaro is awarded more than $2,000 in damages after a dispute about furniture.

The foreign ministers of the US and Britain have arrived in Kiev in a joint show of support for Ukraine.

Anthony Blinkin and David Lammy will discuss Ukrainian demands to relax restrictions

on the use of long-range weapons against targets inside Russia. The U.S. is considering ending its

ban after accusing Iran of a dramatic escalation by providing Russia with short-range

ballistic missiles. The Kremlin spokesman,

Dimitri Pescov, warned that Russia would retaliate to any change in policy.

On budget sat yes to issue. The response will be appropriate, it will be appropriate.

You know there's no need to wait for any responses everywhere.

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