2026-02-14
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This summer, the world's tallest church, the remarkable Sagrada Familia,
will mark 100 years since the death of its architect.
I'm Julius Amiget and in the Gaudí Code,
I'll be looking at why Anthony Gaudí's work appeals to so many people.
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Can new leadership in Bangladesh boost its clothing industry?
It's World Business Express from the BBC World Service.
This is Andrew Peach.
Also today,
some US car makers welcome Donald Trump's scrapping of greenhouse gas standards for vehicles.
And the designer behind Hello Kitty says goodbye.
First,
the Bangladesh Nationalist Party has won a landslide in the first election
since student protests ousted the authoritarian Prime Minister Sheikh Asena in 2024.
And one of the biggest tasks for the new leader, Tarik Rahman,
will be to restore stability in vital sectors of the economy,
including the garment industry, after those 18 months of turmoil.
Going to hear from a clothing manufacturer in a moment,