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

I'm Alex Ritson, and in the early hours of Sunday, the 2nd of February, these are our main stories.

Ukraine says Moscow has bombed a boarding school in part of Russia held by Kiev.

Dozens of elderly Russians are thought to be trapped in the rubble.

Canadian officials say new tariffs imposed by the US

will come into force on Tuesday. More civilians are fleeing the fighting in the Eastern Democratic

Republic of Congo as rebels push towards the city of Bukavu. Also in this podcast.

Emotional scenes in Israel as three more hostages held by Hamas in Gaza are freed and reunited with their families.

High emotion too in the occupied West Bank as more than 180 Palestinian prisoners are released by Israel.

The Ukrainian president, Philodomir Zelensky, has accused Russia of bombing a building in Ukrainian-occupied Russia,

where dozens of civilians were reportedly sheltering on Saturday night.

The Ukrainian military has posted video from the Kursk region.

It says shows the damaged temporary evacuation shelter.

The BBC has not been able to independently verify the material as we record this podcast.

A rescue operation is underway as it's believed there could be almost a hundred people trapped under the rubble, including women and children.

I got more from our Europe regional editor, Danny Aberhart.

What we know, or according to the Ukrainian military at least, is children. I got more from our Europe regional editor, Danny Aberhart.

What we know, or according to the Ukrainian military at least, is that there were only civilians sheltering in the building. The Ukrainian military claims that Russia knows that

there are only civilians shelter in the building as well. And one Ukrainian military

spokesperson has said 95 people are trapped under the rubble,

that there are rescue efforts to try to get them out of the rubble,

and that groaning and screaming can be heard.

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