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

I'm Nick Miles and at 13 hours GMT on Tuesday the 27th of May.

These are our main stories.

A controversial AIDS supply group, supported by the US and Israel,

claims to have distributed truckloads of food in Gaza.

The latest threat for the people of war-torn Sudan, cholera and a public health care system

unable to cope. We look ahead to a speech during which King Charles is expected to give his

support to Canada in the face of Donald Trump's expansionist plans. Also in this podcast.

She was the baby of our family and just had a bright life full of promise, full of opportunity.

As another mother mourns a daughter, we found out why nitrous oxide addiction is such a growing problem.

And in Japan, how does your garden grow, Mr Prime Minister?

With prime soil from the Fukushima nuclear plant, it seems.

When you comment on the conflict between Hamas and Israel and its actions, you enter an extremely

contentious space. One thing seems to be clear, though.

Many people in Gaza are desperately short of food, and there is widespread malnutrition.

For many weeks, Israel stopped any aid from entering the strip,

but now it seems at least some is getting through.

A controversial aid supply group, supported by the US and Israel,

says it's delivered truckloads of food to distribution sites in Gaza.

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation bypasses the United Nations, the major aid supplier to Palestinians, and uses American security contractors.

Aya Ayesha is a Gaza resident who works as a women's rights advocate.

She questioned the motives of the foundation.

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