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

I'm Robin Brandt and in the early hours of Tuesday 19 September, these are our main stories.

Canada says it's told India of its concerns that Indian intelligence services might be connected

to the killing of an exiled Sikh leader.

Five American prisoners who were detained for years in Iranian jails are on their way home

as part of a complex exchange deal mediated by Qatar.

And world leaders meeting at the United Nations in New York have warned that global attempts

to end extreme poverty and tackle climate change are in reverse.

Also in this podcast, at $80 million a pop, the F-35 Lightning 2's joint strike fighter

is not the kind of thing you want to lose if you can help it.

But that is exactly what has happened and now the US military is appealing to the public

to help it find its stealth fighter jet following a mishap over South Carolina.

We start in Canada where the country's prime minister Justin Trudeau says the Indian government

could be behind the fatal shooting of a Canadian citizen in June in Canada.

The Sikh leader Hadib Singh Nijar was shot dead outside a Sikh temple on the 18th of June

in British Columbia.

Mr. Trudeau made the announcement in a statement to Parliament.

Canadian security agencies have been actively pursuing credible allegations of a potential

link between agents of the government of India and the killing of a Canadian citizen,

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