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

I'm Katie Watson and at 13 hours GMT on Thursday the 10th of July, these are our main stories.

Another ship attacked and sunk in the Red Sea. The Houthis say they did it.

Ukraine's capital Keeve is hit with a barrage of Russian drones and missiles.

Sweeping US foreign aid cuts could lead to soaring numbers of new HIV infections.

We hear from affected patients and doctors.

Also in this podcast, we hear from affected patients and doctors.

Also in this podcast.

If the authorities catch me, then I'll try again.

I won't stop until I get to Great Britain.

As the French president's state visit continues here in the UK,

we meet the migrants desperate to make the journey across the English Channel.

Police in the Ukrainian capital, Keeve, are investigating the shooting of what the security service says is one of its officers at close range. It comes after another overnight bombardment by Russia.

Kiev was hit by hundreds of drones, as well as missiles, killing two and injuring more than

a dozen people. There was damage reported across the city, forcing thousands of residents to take

shelter. President Zelensky said the attacks proved that Russia was not interested in peace.

Last night, they launched another massive attack on Ukraine, mainly targeting our capital, Kiev.

The attack involved Russian-Iranian Shahid drones.

These drones have been heavily upgraded to cause more destruction and to be harder

to shoot down. Ukrainians now face attacks by hundreds, hundreds of these drones every single

night. And this is pure terrorism. He was speaking at a conference in Rome

aimed at mobilising support and investment for Ukraine.

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