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SpaceX funding targets, global news, and tech updates

This episode covers the latest global and UK developments alongside key updates from the artificial intelligence and technology sectors. We also examine SpaceX's reported bid to raise forty billion dollars for Nvidia microchips.

34 of 70 claims confirmed by two or more independent sources How this edition was made

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How this edition was madeWednesday 7 October 2026 · 77 minutes from first search to broadcast · no human in the loopSee the full breakdown ↓
  1. 01 · Found442reports from 97 news sites
  2. 02 · Chosen12stories picked from 365
  3. 03 · Sourced64sources from 42 publishers
  4. 04 · Fact-checked 34 of 70 claims confirmed by two or more independent sources · 29 attributed to one source · 7 left out
  5. 05 · Read aloud06:24, voiced by synthetic presenters

Behind the broadcast

How this edition was made

Wednesday 7 October 2026 · 77 minutes, fully automated

Every edition is found, researched, fact-checked and written by an automated newsroom, then read by synthetic presenters. Claims confirmed by two or more independent sources were stated as fact; claims only one outlet reported were attributed to it on air, and the rest were left out. For this edition 70 claims were checked: 34 confirmed, 29 attributed, 7 left out.

From 442 reports to 12 stories

Everything the newsroom read before choosing this edition’s stories; 2 researched stories were dropped because the main claim couldn’t be confirmed.

Search results and feeds
442
Unique articles
385
Distinct stories
365
Shortlisted
57
Researched in depth
14
Broadcast
12

70 claims, checked one by one

Each square is a real claim from this edition. Hover over or tab to one to read it.

Confirmed · 2+ independent sourcesSingle sourceSpeculationDisputed or unconfirmed
FranceFrench police clash with school protesters using tear gas
BrazilFears grow as Flávio Bolsonaro vows to re-democratise Brazil
IndiaIndian police break up opposition protest
United KingdomFive arrested for inciting racial hatred outside Jewish headquarters
United KingdomSuspect appears in court over alleged break-in at Nigel Farage's home
ManchesterMan admits Greater Manchester assault
Mountain ViewGoogle launches public SynthID verification site for AI-generated media
WashingtonPentagon stops using Anthropic AI tools after blacklisting
ItalyItalian PM files to trademark voice against AI deepfakes
Menlo ParkOfcom investigates Meta over Instagram Instants feature
LondonAsos confirms hackers sent unauthorised app notifications
Santa ClaraSpaceX seeks $40bn for Nvidia chips

64 sources from 42 publishers

124 candidate sources were considered and 49 read in full, 47 of them independent. Wire stories and syndicated copies are detected, so one report can’t count twice.

  • BBC News9
  • Reuters7
  • Daily Mail2
  • Financial Times2
  • Global2
  • ITV News2
  • Sky News2
  • The Guardian2
  • Yahoo News UK2
  • Yahoo! Finance2
  • AOL1
  • Anadolu Ajansı1
  • Android Headlines1
  • Ars Technica1
  • BILYONARYO Business1
  • Computer Weekly1
  • Crypto Briefing1
  • Cyber Security News1
  • Daily Mirror1
  • Deutsche Welle1
  • Gujarat Samachar1
  • Hackread1
  • HuffPost UK1
  • Igaming Business1
  • India Today1
  • Jamaica Gleaner1
  • Joe1
  • Law3601
  • Manchester Evening News1
  • MarketScreener1
  • Middle East Monitor1
  • News9 LIVE1
  • Newsmax1
  • Ofcom probes Instagram safety as Meta…1
  • Seoul Economic Daily1
  • Spectrum News1
  • TechCrunch1
  • Techmeme1
  • Techstory Media1
  • The Telegraph1
  • Ua1
  • Whalesbook1

77 minutes from first search to broadcast

No human in the loop: 79 AI steps, then 55 lines read by synthetic presenters.

  • Find and sort2:23
  • Research5:46
  • Fact-check33:08
  • Write and edit26:03
  • Final check0:44
  • Voice8:22
  • Mix and publish0:16

Researching and checking factsFinding, writing, voicing, mixing

In this edition

The stories

12 stories, in the order they were read

WorldListen from 01:00

French police clash with school protesters using tear gas

0 of 7 claims confirmed · 6 sources

Attributed to a single source

  • French riot police clashed with school protesters and used tear gas in cities including Paris, Marseille, and Lyon.Single source · attributed to it · BBC News
  • The Interior Ministry estimated that 266,000 people took part in demonstrations across the country on Tuesday, including 56,000 in Paris.Single source · attributed to it · said by Interior Ministry · ITV News
  • France is suspending the use of stun grenades by police at high school demonstrations.Single source · attributed to it · said by interior minister · The Guardian
  • Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu described the school protests as the most violent in decades.Single source · attributed to it · said by Sebastien Lecornu · Reuters
  • Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu rejected accusations that the government had ordered police repression against the protesters.Single source · attributed to it · said by Sebastien Lecornu · The Guardian
  • Alice de Brita, vice president of UNEF, stated that the police are really repressing the movement.Single source · attributed to it · said by Alice de Brita · Global
What we left out (1)
  • A teenager's hand was blown off as protesters clashed with riot police in northern France on Monday.Not confirmed · left out · Global

Sources

WorldListen from 01:11

Fears grow as Flávio Bolsonaro vows to re-democratise Brazil

0 of 6 claims confirmed · 5 sources

Attributed to a single source

  • Flávio Bolsonaro vowed to change the constitution and 're-democratise' Brazil.Single source · attributed to it · The Guardian
  • Flávio Bolsonaro beat Lula in Sunday's presidential election first round and advances to the 25 October run-off.Single source · attributed to it · The Guardian
  • Flávio Bolsonaro stated that US President Donald Trump's remarks about Brazil's election underscored President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's growing isolation on the world stage.Single source · attributed to it · said by Flávio Bolsonaro · Yahoo News UK
  • Donald Trump stated that the result of Sunday's vote sending Bolsonaro to an October 25 runoff was a very, very big victory.Single source · attributed to it · said by Donald Trump · Yahoo News UK
  • Benjamin Netanyahu welcomed Bolsonaro's first-round lead and stated he hoped to restore the friendship between Israel and Brazil.Single source · attributed to it · said by Benjamin Netanyahu · Middle East Monitor
What we left out (1)
  • Valdemar Costa Neto stated that if Flávio Bolsonaro became president, he would release his father, who would then be a strong candidate.Not confirmed · left out · said by Valdemar Costa Neto · The Guardian

Sources

WorldListen from 01:24

Indian police break up opposition protest

Delhi police broke up an opposition protest and briefly detained opposition leader Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, and other lawmakers on Tuesday night.

2 of 5 claims confirmed · 5 sources

What we confirmed

  • Delhi police broke up an opposition protest and briefly detained opposition leader Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, and other lawmakers on Tuesday night.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · BBC News, Reuters, Gujarat Samachar, India Today
  • The opposition protest was demanding the resignation of India's top election official, CEC Gyanesh Kumar, over a controversial voter roll revision.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · BBC News, Reuters

Attributed to a single source

  • Rahul Gandhi stated that the opposition simply wanted to meet the election commissioners and ask questions about the voter roll revision.Single source · attributed to it · said by Rahul Gandhi · BBC News
  • Police did not state the exact number of lawmakers who were detained.Single source · attributed to it · said by Police · BBC News
What we left out (1)
  • The opposition claimed that 237 MPs were involved in the protest.Not confirmed · left out · said by The opposition

Sources

UKListen from 01:47

Five arrested for inciting racial hatred outside Jewish headquarters

Five people were arrested on suspicion of inciting racial hatred at a protest outside the Board of Deputies of British Jews in north London.

3 of 5 claims confirmed · 4 sources

What we confirmed

  • Five people were arrested on suspicion of inciting racial hatred at a protest outside the Board of Deputies of British Jews in north London.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · said by Metropolitan Police · BBC News, Global, Yahoo News UK, Daily Mail
  • The arrests involved individuals allegedly shouting or chanting slogans calling for intifada during a spontaneous demonstration.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · said by Metropolitan Police · Global, Yahoo News UK, Daily Mail
  • The Board of Deputies stated that the group would not be threatened or intimidated and thanked police for their swift response.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · said by Board of Deputies of British Jews · BBC News, Daily Mail

Attributed to a single source

  • Jewish groups have described the term intifada as a call for violence against Jewish people.Single source · attributed to it · said by Jewish groups · BBC News
  • Pro-Palestinian groups have said that intifada is a call for peaceful resistance to Israel's occupation.Single source · attributed to it · said by Pro-Palestinian groups · BBC News

Sources

UKListen from 01:57

Suspect appears in court over alleged break-in at Nigel Farage's home

Joshua Kerry appeared in court faced with a new allegation of preparing terrorist acts, including trying to break into the home of Reform UK leader Nigel Farage.

4 of 5 claims confirmed · 5 sources

What we confirmed

  • Joshua Kerry appeared in court faced with a new allegation of preparing terrorist acts, including trying to break into the home of Reform UK leader Nigel Farage.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · BBC News, Reuters, The Telegraph
  • Joshua Kerry is also accused of murdering former MP Ann Widdecombe in July.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · BBC News, Reuters, The Telegraph, Daily Mirror
  • Prosecutor Kashif Malik stated that Joshua Kerry is alleged to have carried out online reconnaissance of prominent people and institutions, including identifying the home address of Nigel Farage.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · said by Kashif Malik · BBC News, Daily Mirror
  • The court heard that in April 2025 Nigel Farage's partner found that damage had been done to the main front door.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · BBC News, Daily Mirror

Attributed to a single source

  • Prosecutor Kashif Malik told Westminster Magistrates' Court that damage was found on the doorframe at Nigel Farage's home address.Single source · attributed to it · said by Kashif Malik · BBC News

Sources

UKListen from 02:04

Man admits Greater Manchester assault

Sean Peers pleaded guilty to one count of assault by penetration against a woman.

3 of 5 claims confirmed · 5 sources

What we confirmed

  • Sean Peers pleaded guilty to one count of assault by penetration against a woman.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · BBC News, Daily Mail, Manchester Evening News
  • The victim's husband admitted to drugging and raping her over a 20-year period.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · BBC News, Daily Mail, Manchester Evening News
  • The offences took place at the family home in the Stockport area of Greater Manchester.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · BBC News, Daily Mail

Attributed to a single source

  • The husband admitted to 60 offences against his wife, along with fresh charges of rape and sexual assault.Single source · attributed to it · BBC News
  • The husband is accused of inviting other men to abuse his wife at their home.Single source · attributed to it · BBC News

Sources

AI & TechListen from 02:13

Google launches public SynthID verification site for AI-generated media

Google launched a new website that lets anyone verify whether a piece of media, including images, videos, and audio clips, is generated using AI.

2 of 6 claims confirmed · 6 sources

What we confirmed

  • Google launched a new website that lets anyone verify whether a piece of media, including images, videos, and audio clips, is generated using AI.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · TechCrunch, Ua, Whalesbook
  • Google uses SynthID technology, introduced in 2023, to add watermarks to media files created by models and tools such as Nano Banana, Veo, Lyria, Gemini, Flow, ProducerAI, and Vids.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · TechCrunch, Ua

Attributed to a single source

  • Alphabet's move to open the SynthID platform aims to establish an industry standard for digital trust amid rising concerns over deepfakes.Single source · attributed to it · said by Alphabet Inc. · Whalesbook
What we left out (3)
  • Google states that Gemini alone has integrated SynthID with over 180 billion images and videos, plus 240,000 years of audio.Sources disagree · left out · said by Google · Ars Technica
  • Google has baked SynthID verification into the Gemini app and Google Chrome.Not confirmed · left out
  • Investors may track whether this initiative effectively addresses AI safety challenges and helps Alphabet maintain a competitive advantage in the responsible AI market.Speculation · left out · Whalesbook

Sources

AI & TechListen from 02:29

Pentagon stops using Anthropic AI tools after blacklisting

The US Department of Defence has stopped using Anthropic's AI tools.

3 of 7 claims confirmed · 4 sources
New since we last reported it
  • Confirmation that the US Department of Defence has stopped using Anthropic's AI tools.
  • Confirmation that Secretary of Defence Pete Hegseth designated Anthropic a supply chain risk in February.
  • Reports that Pentagon employees were using Claude tools for intelligence analysis, target identification, and briefing preparation as recently as last week.
  • Statements by Pentagon officials regarding the risks of Anthropic's refusal to comply with military demands.
  • Speculation regarding potential benefits for competitors such as OpenAI and Grok.

What we confirmed

  • The US Department of Defence has stopped using Anthropic's AI tools.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · BBC News, Seoul Economic Daily, Android Headlines
  • Secretary of Defence Pete Hegseth designated Anthropic a supply chain risk on national security grounds in February.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · BBC News, Seoul Economic Daily, Android Headlines
  • Pentagon employees continued to use Anthropic's Claude tools for intelligence analysis, target identification, and briefing preparation as recently as last week.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · Seoul Economic Daily, Android Headlines

Attributed to a single source

  • Anthropic refused the military's demands citing concerns of mass surveillance and autonomous weapons.Single source · attributed to it · BBC News
  • Anthropic's unwillingness to go along with military demands was jeopardizing critical military operations and potentially putting warfighters at risk.Single source · attributed to it · said by Sean Parnell · Spectrum News
  • The Pentagon must have full, unrestricted access to Anthropic's models for every lawful purpose in defense of the Republic.Single source · attributed to it · said by Pete Hegseth · Spectrum News
What we left out (1)
  • The moves could benefit OpenAI's ChatGPT as well as Elon Musk's competing chatbot, Grok.Speculation · left out · Spectrum News

Sources

AI & TechListen from 02:42

Italian PM files to trademark voice against AI deepfakes

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has applied to trademark her voice with the European Union Intellectual Property Office to protect against AI deepfakes.

2 of 6 claims confirmed · 6 sources
New since we last reported it
  • The formal filing of the trademark application with the EU Intellectual Property Office.

What we confirmed

  • Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has applied to trademark her voice with the European Union Intellectual Property Office to protect against AI deepfakes.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · BBC News, Reuters, Jamaica Gleaner, News9 LIVE
  • The trademark application filed with the EU agency includes a four-second audio recording of Meloni repeating the phrase 'Io sono Giorgia Meloni' twice.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · BBC News, Jamaica Gleaner

Attributed to a single source

  • US actor Matthew McConaughey previously trademarked his image and voice in January to protect his identity from unauthorised use by AI platforms.Single source · attributed to it · BBC News
  • Giorgia Meloni stated on social media that deepfakes are a dangerous tool because they can deceive and manipulate.Single source · attributed to it · said by Giorgia Meloni · BBC News
  • Even if Meloni's application is approved, the trademark will not automatically prevent AI-generated imitations of her voice, but could provide an additional legal tool.Single source · attributed to it · said by Italian media · Jamaica Gleaner
  • Meloni's decision to trademark her voice comes ahead of Italy's general elections next year.Single source · attributed to it · BBC News

Sources

AI & TechListen from 02:52

Ofcom investigates Meta over Instagram Instants feature

Ofcom opened a formal investigation into Meta under the Online Safety Act regarding the launch of Instagram's Instants feature.

6 of 7 claims confirmed · 6 sources

What we confirmed

  • Ofcom opened a formal investigation into Meta under the Online Safety Act regarding the launch of Instagram's Instants feature.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · BBC News, Reuters
  • The investigation examines whether Meta breached duties by not carrying out a suitable and sufficient illegal content risk assessment and children's risk assessment before launching Instants.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · BBC News, Ofcom probes Instagram safety as Meta…
  • Instagram Instants is a feature introduced in May that allows users to send photos that disappear after a single view.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · Joe, Yahoo! Finance, Ofcom probes Instagram safety as Meta…
  • Meta stated that it had conducted a risk analysis, spoken to Ofcom several times before launch, and that the feature includes built-in protections such as blocking screenshots, reshares, or forwards.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · said by Meta · BBC News, Joe, Anadolu Ajansı, Yahoo! Finance
  • Meta stated that it will cooperate with Ofcom's investigation into Instagram Instants.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · said by Meta · Joe, Anadolu Ajansı, Yahoo! Finance
  • If a violation of the Online Safety Act is established, the regulator may impose a fine of up to £18 million or 10% of qualifying worldwide revenue.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · Anadolu Ajansı, Ofcom probes Instagram safety as Meta…

Attributed to a single source

  • The opening of the probe does not mean Ofcom has concluded that Meta broke the law.Single source · attributed to it · Anadolu Ajansı

Sources

AI & TechListen from 03:01

Asos confirms hackers sent unauthorised app notifications

Asos confirmed that an unauthorised customer notification was sent to Asos customers at around 10am.

5 of 6 claims confirmed · 6 sources

What we confirmed

  • Asos confirmed that an unauthorised customer notification was sent to Asos customers at around 10am.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · said by Asos · Computer Weekly, HuffPost UK
  • Hackers claimed they have compromised the Snowflake cloud data platform and sent threatening messages to mobile app users.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · said by Hackers · Computer Weekly, Cyber Security News, AOL
  • Asos stated it is investigating unauthorised activity involving third-party platforms it uses to communicate with customers.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · said by Asos · BBC News, Cyber Security News
  • The UK's National Cyber Security Centre is providing assistance to Asos regarding the incident.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · said by National Cyber Security Centre · Hackread, AOL
  • Asos urged customers not to click or engage with the link contained in the unauthorised notification.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · said by Asos · HuffPost UK, Hackread

Attributed to a single source

  • The value of Asos's shares on the London Stock Exchange dropped more than 14% after customers received the notification.Single source · attributed to it · AOL

Sources

AI & TechDeep diveListen from 03:12

SpaceX seeks $40bn for Nvidia chips

SpaceX plans to raise $40 billion in financing led by Apollo Global Management to buy Nvidia AI chips.

4 of 5 claims confirmed · 6 sources

What we confirmed

  • SpaceX plans to raise $40 billion in financing led by Apollo Global Management to buy Nvidia AI chips.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · Reuters, Financial Times, Techstory Media, BILYONARYO Business, MarketScreener, Yahoo! Finance
  • Elon Musk stated that xAI’s Colossus 2 data center could more than double the number of Nvidia chips it uses by December.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · said by Elon Musk · Techstory Media, BILYONARYO Business
  • SpaceX, Apollo, and Nvidia did not immediately respond to requests for comment, while Pimco declined to comment.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · BILYONARYO Business, Yahoo! Finance
  • SpaceX completed an $86 billion initial public offering in June and raised $25 billion through a bond sale.Confirmed · two or more independent sources · BILYONARYO Business, Yahoo! Finance

Attributed to a single source

  • Talks regarding the financing remain at an early stage and the deal is expected to close in 2027.Single source · attributed to it · Yahoo! Finance

Sources

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JamesGood afternoon. It's twenty-five to five in the afternoon on Wednesday the 7th of October.

JamesThis is Not Perfect News. I'm James.

JulieAnd I'm Julie.

JamesHere are today's main stories.

JamesFrench police have clashed with school protesters using tear gas in several cities across the country.

JamesIndian police have broken up an opposition protest following demonstrations over local government policies.

JamesFive people have been arrested for inciting racial hatred outside a Jewish headquarters in London.

JamesLater, the latest in technology and AI, and today's feature: SpaceX seeks $40bn for Nvidia chips.

JamesThis programme is researched and voiced using AI, and every source is on our website.

JamesHere's Julie with the world news.

JulieThanks, James. French police have used tear gas as they clashed with school protesters in the north of the country on Monday. Unverified reports suggest a teenager lost a hand during the violence.

JulieIn Brazil, political concerns are growing after Valdemar Costa Neto stated that Flávio Bolsonaro would seek to release his father if elected president. The development could pave the way for a powerful new presidential candidacy.

JulieIndian police in Delhi broke up an opposition protest on Tuesday night, briefly detaining senior figures including Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra. Demonstrators were demanding the resignation of the Chief Election Commissioner over voter roll changes, though opposition claims that two hundred and thirty-seven members of parliament took part remain unverified.

JulieHere's James with the UK news.

JamesThanks, Julie. Police have arrested five people on suspicion of inciting racial hatred following a protest outside Jewish community headquarters in north London.

JamesA man has appeared in court charged in connection with an alleged break-in at the home of the reform UK leader Nigel Farage.

JamesA man has pleaded guilty in court to an assault that took place in Greater Manchester earlier this week.

JamesHere's Julie with the technology and AI news.

JulieThanks, James. Google has launched a public verification site for media created by artificial intelligence. The tool uses SynthID to check content, though conflicting reports suggest Gemini alone has integrated the system with over one hundred and eighty billion images and videos.

JulieThe Pentagon has stopped using Anthropic tools following a supply chain risk designation by Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth. Staff had reportedly used the Claude software for intelligence analysis and target identification until recently.

JulieThe Italian Prime Minister has filed to trademark her voice against AI deepfakes. The formal application has been lodged with the European Union Intellectual Property Office.

JulieOfcom is investigating Meta over the Instagram Instants feature. The media regulator is examining how the new tool operates on the platform.

JulieAsos has confirmed that hackers sent unauthorised notifications through its app. The online fashion retailer is investigating the security incident.

JulieHere's James with today's feature.

JamesThanks, Julie. spacex is looking to raise forty billion dollars in a massive new financing round.

Jamesthe funding drive is reportedly being led by apollo global management.

Jamesthe primary goal of the capital is to purchase advanced artificial intelligence chips from nvidia.

Jameselon musk has big ambitions for artificial intelligence development across his various corporate ventures.

Jameshe recently stated that the colossus two data center could more than double its nvidia chip count by december.

Jamesspacex is no stranger to major financial maneuvers on public and private markets.

Jamesthe aerospace firm completed an eighty-six billion dollar initial public offering back in june.

Jamesthe company also raised twenty-five billion dollars through a separate bond sale earlier this year.

Juliefor ordinary people watching the tech landscape, this eye-watering sum highlights the sheer scale of the artificial intelligence boom.

Juliechips made by nvidia have become the most sought-after hardware in the modern global economy.

Juliesupporters argue that securing this hardware is essential to maintain a technological edge in aerospace and artificial intelligence.

Juliethey believe massive computing power will unlock unprecedented leaps in automation and data processing.

Juliesceptics point out that raising forty billion dollars for chips is an extraordinary financial gamble.

Juliecritics wonder if the commercial returns on artificial intelligence will ever justify such immense upfront costs.

Julietalks regarding the massive financing package remain at an early stage according to insiders.

Julierepresentatives for spacex, apollo, and nvidia did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

Juliepimco was also approached about the deal, but the investment firm declined to comment.

Jamesthe deal is currently expected to close sometime in twenty twenty-seven.

Jamesspacex must now navigate complex financial markets to secure the largest chip hardware order in history.

Julieforty billion pounds for silicon chips certainly puts household grocery shopping into perspective.

Jamesthat concludes our deep dive into the massive funding round for artificial intelligence hardware.

Jamesit does make you wonder how many cooling fans a data center of that size actually needs.

Julieprobably quite a few when you are doubling your hardware every few months.

Jameswe will just have to wait and see if the money materialises by twenty twenty-seven.

JulieThanks, James. Before we go, a reminder of today's main stories.

JulieFrench police have used tear gas following clashes with protesters outside schools across the country.

JulieFive people have been arrested following protests outside a Jewish headquarters in London.

JulieYou'll find all our sources, the transcript and chapters at news.notperfect.biz.

JulieThis programme is made with AI, so please check the linked sources for anything important.

JulieThat's all from us this afternoon. I'm Julie.

JamesAnd I'm James. Thanks for listening, and goodbye.

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