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Asia-specific, coming soon with me, Mariko Oi.
Hello and welcome to NewsHour live from the BBC World Service in London.
I'm Rebecca Kezby.
Coming up on the programme today, we'll get the very latest on the so-called Epstein files,
more of which could be released this week.
Now President Trump himself is also calling for them to be released.
And also some exciting news for fans of Bach.
Two new pieces written by him more than 300 years ago have just been released.
First though, today some 18 months ago,
she was the longtime leader of Bangladesh, with 15 years in power and counting.
Today, Sheikh Hasina, the former Bangladeshi prime minister,
has been sentenced to death by a special tribunal in the capital Dhaka for crimes against humanity.
She wasn't there.
Sheikh Hasina is in safe, self-imposed exile in India,
but plenty turned out to the court to hear the verdict.
And this was the moment it came.
We have decided to inflict up with only one sentence that is sentence of death.
Meanwhile, outside the court, a huge crowd broke into celebratory chanting there.
Sheikh Hasina was ousted from power last year after weeks of mass protests in the end,