The biggest news stories of the day brought to you by the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service. This is last podcast from World Have Your Say. To continue receiving the Global News Podcast, search for us and subscribe. In this edition: Israel approves new West Bank settlement; On board the USS George H W Bush; China begins ivory trade ban.

World Have Your Say has now come to an end but we are giving you the chance to try our Global News Podcast – also from the BBC World Service. Today's stories include - US hails Turkey as a 'trusted ally'; Sugar targets set for cakes and chocolate; Digital archaeology

Europe reacts as Brexit formally starts and the UK Prime Minister hails it as a 'historic moment'; controversy as Sudan's President attends Arab League summit, how a former guerrilla became a peace-activist in Colombia. Now the World Have Your Say podcast has come to an end, for this week only, we are giving you the chance to try our Global News Podcast – also from the BBC World Service.

UN urges investigation into the number of civilians who've died in the battle for Mosul, powerful cyclone batters north-east Australia, what inkblots tells us about human psychology, Britain has new coin that's 'almost impossible to counterfeit'. World Have Your Say has now come to an end but we thought you might like to try our Global News Podcast – also from the BBC World Service. If you like it, search for it on you podcast app.

World Have Your Say has now come to an end but we thought you might like to try our Global News Podcast – also from the BBC World Service. If you like it, search for it on you podcast app. Today's stories include: Alexei Navalny is jailed for 15 days for resisting police orders during Russian mass-protests; students killed in Japan avalanche; Singaporean couple jailed for starving their maid; will robots replace bricklayers on building-sites?

We hear a conversation between a mother and the daughter she gave up for adoption. Picture: A family stood under a tree Picture credit: BBC

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We hear the latest from the incident at the Houses of Parliament, where a vehicle hit people on Westminster Bridge, in a suspected terror attack. Picture: Ambulances, police vehicles and emergency services seen on Westminster Bridge, in London, England

Following Martin McGuinness' death we ask what life in Northern Ireland is like today. Plus, after a man in Australia brought the body of his wife home for four days to grieve her loss we'll hear from people in different parts of the world about they have marked the death of a loved one Picture: Martin McGuinness (Credit: AFP/Getty Images)

Following the introduction of an autistic character on Sesame Street we hear from parents whose children have the condition. Plus, we'll bring you the conversation in the US where intelligence chiefs are testifying to Congress about allegations that Russia interfered in last year's presidential election. And, after a BBC poll looks into doping in amateur sport, we'll talk to people who have taken performance enhancing drugs. (Picture: Julia, a new autistic muppet character who will be appearing on Sesame Street. Credit: Zach Hyman/Sesame Workshop via AP)