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Jio shares jumped 21% on debut, making it India's second most valuable listed company behind parent Reliance Industries. Alex and Jordan unpack the blockbuster listing and what it signals for India's digital economy.

King Charles is set to discuss the legacy of slavery with Commonwealth leaders at the summit. Alex and Jordan examine the history, the reparations debate, and what a royal conversation can settle.

Google has updated its privacy policy to let insights from Gmail, Photos and Drive shape AI Mode ads. Alex and Jordan discuss what changes for users and what control they still have.

US opioid deaths have fallen to their lowest rate since 2017, according to a new Department of Health and Human Services report. Alex and Jordan examine what may be driving the fall and what remains uncertain.

Fifteen coastal flood warnings are in force across Britain as a North Sea surge hits from Berwick to Norfolk after Storm Boelo. Alex and Jordan cover the warnings, the 42 further flood alerts, and who is at risk.

Chancellor John Healey delivers his first Budget, scrapping gas standing charges to save 60% of homes £45 a year and keeping the cash ISA limit at £20,000. Alex and Jordan break down Budget day winners and losers.

The US has reportedly told Gulf countries to prepare for a possible strike on Iran after the midterms. Alex and Jordan weigh the Reuters reporting against the backdrop of the US-Iran war.

The US Supreme Court declined to reinstate immigration judges' authority to temporarily postpone deportation cases. Alex and Jordan explain the ruling and what it means for pending deportation cases.

Donald Trump heads to Chillicothe, Ohio for a 7pm rally and says he will respect the midterm results if the polls are honest. Alex and Jordan cover the rally, the $1 million voter-fraud reward, and the final sprint to November 3.

Malaysian customs seized $12.1 million in advanced AI chips hidden in 30 server units falsely declared as electronic components. Alex and Jordan unpack the smuggling network and the US-China chip war behind it.

Hackers replayed stolen Microsoft 365 session tokens to bypass multi-factor authentication at 79 organizations. Alex and Jordan explain the Huntress findings and how session replay attacks work.

Hackers stole the personal data of millions of California students in a massive school data breach. Alex and Jordan break down the scale of the breach and what it means for families.

A man is to stand trial over a mass stabbing attack on an LNER train bound for London. Alex and Jordan discuss the trial, rail safety, and the impact on victims and passengers.

Hackers targeted the US Federal Election Commission website days before the November 3 midterms, disrupting campaign finance disclosures. Alex and Jordan examine the Reuters report and what it means for election transparency.

Convicted murderer Jacob Allen Morley escaped a Tennessee prison and is now on the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation's Most Wanted list, with a $2,500 reward on offer. Alex and Jordan track the manhunt, the stolen truck found in Illinois, and what investigators know so far.

England legend Jimmy Anderson takes on a new cricket challenge in Italy just days after his retirement announcement amid fury from Lancashire members. Alex and Jordan celebrate Anderson's comeback and ask what the Italian adventure means for the game's greatest fast bowler.

Labour's Budget food price cuts will save just 40p a week and amount to little more than cheaper gherkins, critics say, calling it an insult to families. Alex and Jordan break down the 40p-a-week row plus Chancellor Healey's plan to freeze NHS prescription charges for another year.

A minister warns the landline switchover could cut vulnerable people off in an emergency, raising fresh questions about the UK rollout. Alex and Jordan examine who is at risk, what happens when the old copper network goes, and what safeguards are needed.

Trump suggests renaming the Atlantic Ocean the 'American Ocean' at a Republican rally, the latest eye-catching proposal from the campaign trail. Alex and Jordan debate the rename idea, the reaction, and what it says about the final week of the midterm campaign.

An independent UN-backed commission accuses Russia of war crimes and crimes against humanity through deliberate attacks on Ukraine's civilian energy infrastructure. Alex and Jordan examine the report, plus Russian ballistic missile strikes on Kyiv and Kharkiv that killed three people.

Egypt's parliament authorizes military support for Saudi Arabia against Houthi rebels, reportedly deploying air defence systems and aircraft but no ground troops, as a vessel is reported on fire near Iraq's al-Faw peninsula amid Strait of Hormuz tanker attacks. Alex and Jordan break down the escalation and the regional stakes.

Poundland teeters on the brink of collapse, putting stores and jobs at risk just as the UK Budget approaches. Alex and Jordan examine what went wrong at the discount chain and what a collapse would mean for high streets and workers.

French student unions urge pupils to keep barricading schools and marching despite President Macron's concessions, including a pledge to replace the unpopular university admissions system. Alex and Jordan break down the protests that have spread beyond students and the funding and staffing demands behind them.

Apple will replace iPhone Duo units with screen defects after photos showed cracked screens on its first foldable phone. Alex and Jordan examine the faulty foldable launch, what owners should do, and what it means for Apple's foldable gamble.

Microsoft offers voluntary buyouts to 60,000 staff in a bid to offset its massive AI spending, the latest sign of the AI bill coming due across big tech. Alex and Jordan break down the buyouts, the AI spending bubble fears, and what it means for tech workers.