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

I'm Andrew Peach and in the early hours of Monday the 31st of March, these are our main stories.

President Trump says he's very angry with Vladimir Putin after weeks of trying to negotiate a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine.

The extent of damage in Myanmar becomes clearer days after a devastating

earthquake. We'll hear from the BBC's Burmese service. There were a number of bodies under

the rubble which I can smell. Nearby a Buddhist monk is holding prayers with families of those who have died.

Residents can't go back to their homes and are living on the streets.

The Red Cross says it's outraged at the deaths of eight of its medics killed by Israeli fire in Gaza.

Also in this podcast?

This is Dr Kildare. Could you please check for me? I think there's been a mistake on the new service assignments.

The king of the miniseries, Richard Chamberlain, has died.

President Trump has seemingly changed his tone in new comments about Vladimir Putin,

according to a US network who were reporting him saying he's very angry with him

for questioning the credibility

of Ukraine's President Vladimir Zelensky. NBC news say Mr Trump was furious with the Russian

leader over his suggestion a temporary administration should be installed to replace Mr Zelensky

and that he's threatening to impose 50% tariffs on countries buying Russian oil

if Russia doesn't agree a ceasefire in the next month.

Our diplomatic correspondent James Landale's in Kiev

and told me more about Mr Trump's comments.

It's almost out of the blue.

We had one remark from Mr. Trump last week

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