Andrew Peach

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The amount of victims in such a short time was unbelievable.

From the BBC World Service, this is Cyberhack Evilcore.

The story of a cybercrime case that stretches from small-town America to the back streets of Moscow.

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

I'm Andrew Peach, and at 16 Hours GMT on Tuesday 23 December, these are our main stories.

The US Justice Department publishes thousands of new files relating to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Ukraine says it's suffering widespread power cuts after another night of Russian air attacks.

Regulators in the US approve a weight loss pill.

Also in this podcast, the latest on the bidding war for one of Hollywood's oldest studios, Donald Trump's year through the eyes of one of his friends.

There's mass deportations underway, and a lot of people feel that that might be extreme.

You want to remove the people that are criminals and gang members, but you don't necessarily want to forcibly remove everybody.

And how do you stick to New Year's resolutions?

The US Justice Department has released its largest batch yet of files relating to Jeffrey Epstein.

He was the sex-trafficking US financier who befriended a huge number of rich and famous men over the years and who died in prison in 2019.

Our investigations correspondent Andy Verity is among the BBC team combing through this enormous data dump by the DOJ.

He's been telling my colleague Tim Franks about the latest revelations.

The thing that leapt out at me first was an email which indicates that Donald Trump travelled many more times on Jeffrey Epstein's private jet than was previously reported.

And it reports that he flew with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell during the time for which they expected to bring charges against her.

Now, of course, his presence on the flights doesn't indicate wrongdoing.