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

I'm Rachel Wright, and in the early hours of Thursday, the 7th of November, these are our main stories.

Kamala Harris concedes defeat in the U.S. presidential elections.

We look at why she lost.

We also ask what next for Donald Trump.

He's going to continue giving aid to Ukraine.

That's not going to stop.

He will probably reach out to the Russians in any event.

I think he's going to come in here with a positive thought.

Also in this podcast, we look at who voted for President Trump

and the surge in Latino voters and how Mr. Trump's

leadership could impact Europe.

It's been described as the most dramatic comeback in US political history.

The 45th president is now the 47th. Donald Trump will be only the second candidate in American history to win

two non-consecutive terms and the first convicted criminal to occupy the Oval Office. Now, in our

continuing coverage of the U.S. presidential election, we'll bring you more reaction to his win and the

impact of the result on the rest of the world.

First, though, let's start with what comes next for the US when Donald Trump becomes its new leader.

Here's our North America editor, Sarah Smith.

Donald Trump laid out many bold and radical ideas during this campaign,

plans that were derided as dangerous and extreme by Democrats.

But with his decisive victory, he has a clear mandate to pursue his proudly controversial agenda.

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