In 2019, we began investigating the disappearance of Dr. Ruzha Ignatva.

I believe we are a very special network.

A scammer who stole billions from investors around the world.

She's on the FBI's 10 Most Wanted list.

And now, we have some unmissable updates. She has money and when you have

money, you have power. Join me, Jamie Bartlett, as the hunt for the missing crypto queen continues.

Listen first on BBC Sounds.

I don't know if you've read much Jane Austen, but whichever excellent novel you pick up,

there's always someone recommending a visit to the city of Bath. And yes, Bath is incredibly beautiful,

but also, back then, a bit of a mission. No day trips for Austin's characters. More like a couple of weeks, which means a lot of

changes of clothes, booking accommodation, taking servants to sort all that out. Sadly, Jane Austen

died more than 200 years ago, which means she missed the highlight of 1825, which was, of course, the first steam-powered passenger train.

I whizzed past Bath early this morning and waved and briefly marvelled at the efficiency of the current generation of passenger trains

that can take me halfway across the UK in a couple of hours.

I'm Marnie Chesterton from the BBC World Service.

This is Unexpected Elements.

And as ever, I'm joined by a global panel of broadcasters.

In Addis Ababa in Ethiopia, Christine Johannes.

Hello.

Hello, Marnit.

And I'm Marnit, and I'm Staling, everyone.

And in Helsinki, Finland, Tristan Arton.

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