This is the week in news and what’s coming up with Claire Kimball and Kate Watson.
We're starting in Nepal, where an avalanche near the border with Tibet triggered a catastrophic flood down a valley popular with trekkers and pilgrims. Hundreds are dead and many more are missing, including Australians. We'll take you through how it happened, and why the early warning systems didn't do their job.
Then to Meta, which has settled a multi-billion dollar lawsuit over claims its platforms harmed young people.
Claire's retail corner returns - she’ll explain how Ooshies and Sumo mandarins factored into Woolworths’ massive profits.
And Dolly Parton died this week, aged 80. We look at her musical legacy, her sharp business instincts, and how she managed to stay beloved on both sides of American politics.
The BBC’s Nepal flood explainer
Kate’s recommendation: Yogi Peace Club Yoga Mats
Claire’s recommendation: Bill Gates AI essay
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