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This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.
I'm Janet Jalil and in the early hours of Wednesday,
the 26th of November, these are our main stories.
Brazil's former president, Jair Bolsonaro, begins a 27-year prison sentence for a coup attempt.
Italy's parliament has unanimously voted to make Femmeside a standalone crime punishable by life imprisonment.
Also in this podcast,
a Pope mobile belonging to Pope Francis is transformed to help children in Gaza.
And he certainly was a spy.
He didn't like the word, but he worked in British intelligence.
We hear how the children's author, Roald Dahl, led a double life.
We start this podcast in Brazil, where just days after the former president, Jair Bolsonaro,
was moved from house arrest to a police cell for an alleged attempt to remove his ankle monitor,
he has now been ordered to begin serving a 27-year sentence by a Supreme Court judge.
The 70-year-old far-right leader was convicted in September of plotting a coup after he failed to win reelection three years ago.
Mr Boltonaro is serving his sentence at the same police headquarters in Brasilia where he was taken into custody on Saturday after a judge deemed him a flight risk.
He won't have contact with other prisoners, instead living in a small room with a private bathroom,
a television, air conditioning and a mini fridge.
A group of Boltonaro supporters gathered outside the police headquarters.
I'm absolutely outraged.