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

I'm Paul Moss and at 13 hours GMT on Monday 29th May,

these are our main stories.

We'll have the latest from Ukraine after Kyiv suffers heavy daytime bombardments.

New laws in Uganda mean LGBT people could face the death penalty.

Pro-democracy campaigners go on trial in Hong Kong.

And analysis from Turkey after Regeptime Erdogan secures five more years in power.

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we look at what's next for the game there and why some people are not happy about it.

In Kyiv as in other Ukrainian cities,

missile strikes are not unusual,

but the number and frequency of these attacks seems to be increasing.

And now Kyiv suffered a daytime barrage instead of the usual nighttime ones.

James Landel is in Kyiv and was forced into a bunker during the strikes.

And then went to one of the sites which had been damaged.

The air raid is over.

Normal life is beginning to resume.

I'm at a spot just outside the center of town where some of the debris for the missiles landed in all the authorities here say that 11 ballistic and cruise missiles were launched to the capital.

All of them were destroyed by air defenses.

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