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

I'm Rachel Wright, and at 14 hours GMT on Friday the 14th of February, these are our main stories.

US and EU leaders meet in Munich, where the future of Ukraine is being discussed.

We hear from our security correspondent and from Russia.

Ukraine has accused Russia of launching a drone attack on the Chernobyl nuclear power station causing significant damage.

Also in this podcast, fruit flies and zebrafish have been genetically modified to eat a toxic pollutant.

It's 50 years since the death of Sepulam- Grenfell Woodhouse, commonly known as PG Woodhouse, creator of some of the most widely

read comic works of the 20th century. And you can do it. Your body can surprise you that we have

strength that you will never know about it.

It just has to experience it.

The Egyptian fencer who competed in the Olympics while seven months pregnant.

But first, all eyes are now on the German city of Munich,

which has become the focal point for the war in Ukraine, or perhaps

efforts to end it, especially those coming from Washington. Lots of top US administration officials

are attending the annual security conference, as is the Ukrainian president, Vladimir Zelensky.

But there is no Russian delegation. That's because Russians still aren't officially

welcome in Western circles, despite the long phone call between President Trump and President

Putin on Wednesday, in which the two men discussed a face-to-face meeting. Speaking to

journalists, President Zelensky has said that Ukraine must be a full participant

in any negotiations towards a peace deal.

Of course, it will be very strange if the policy of the United States will shift to Russia.

But I think this is a very important moment for the new team.

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