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 Saturday, the 3rd of June,

or the 200 people have been killed and 900 injured in a train crash in Eastern India.

Rescuers are working through the night.

Three more Europeans have been released from Iran following a prisoner swap involving

a jailed Iranian diplomat last week.

And Japan announces a new multi-billion dollar plan to reverse its declining birth rate,

which has hit a record low.

Also in the podcast.

The British referee abused by fans of the Italian football team Roma.

And we look back at the life of the prolific US songwriter Cynthia Valle,

who's died at the age of 82.

There are conflicting accounts about exactly what happened in the train crash in Eastern India.

The number of people killed has been rising steadily.

The latest report from Adisha State is that more than 200 people were killed and 900 injured

when two trains collided.

This passenger described what happened.

Ten to fifteen people fell in me when the accident happened and everything went haywire.

I was at the bottom of the pile.

I heard my hand and also the back of my neck.

When I came out of the train, I saw someone had lost their hand,

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