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

I'm Alex Ritzen and in the early hours of Saturday the 2nd of March,

these are our main stories. The US announces that it will start

air dropping aid into Gaza. It is extremely difficult to do an air drop in such

a crowded environment as is Gaza.

A lot of people confined to small spaces.

It comes as the World Health Organization says that 10 children at a hospital

in the Palestinian Territory have starved to death.

The billionaire tech entrepreneur Elon Musk sues the company behind chat gPT artificial intelligence.

And the BBC reports from inside Iran for the first time in five years.

Also in this podcast Haiti strikes a deal that could potentially see Kenyan police patrolling its streets in an effort to tackle lawlessness.

And these elephant families they are burying those calves.

There were herds of elephants. they were doing vocalization,

which means they are making some sounds.

A remarkable discovery about Indian elephants and what they do with their dead.

The US has announced that it will start to air drop humanitarian aid to Gaza over the coming

days.

President Biden said not enough assistance was getting through and he also

wanted hundreds more trucks to get into the Palestinian territory. The

White House said it was also redoubling its efforts to open a maritime corridor to bring in more supplies.

At a media briefing, the White House National Security Advisor John Kirby said the logistics of an

air drop in Gaza would be challenging.

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