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

Hello, I'm Oliver Conway.

This edition is published in the early hours of Friday the 13th of January.

The US Justice Department appoints a special council to investigate President Biden's

handling of classified material after government documents are found at his house.

The Brazilian president has the protesters who ransacked government buildings on Sunday

had inside help from members of the security forces and the shocking story of Afghan children

held in Pakistani jails.

The children are being capped in prison, particularly in Karachi, since last three to four months

and they were below nine.

We hear from the man who exposed the story.

Also in the podcast, the female bakers arrested in Malawi for decorating a cake with a local

currency.

Kate Blanchett tells us about her role as the conductor Lydia Tar, which landed her a golden

globe.

The character I play Lydia Tar because she's at the zenith of her career.

She's in a way putting legacy before the process and I think you see the tragic results of that.

And the hunt for a cat that's been missing in an airport in Bolivia for a month.

I personally believe that the cat Tito is still alive.

The cat likes tuna.

So we have left out tuna in the surrounding areas.

When FBI agents found more than 300 classified documents at Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago

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