The regular discusses domestic companies in the UK given government contracts mainly in defence, Israeli politician seen taunting flotilla activists causing a reputation uproar for the nation, DR Congo deaths reached 100 with conflict from armed groups limiting access for medical supplies as well as Canadian veterans saying «there’s so much we can learn for the World Cup» amongst other things. *most, if not all of what’s been said is entirely satirical and has no intention of being taken as/legitimate sources or criticisms*

The regular discusses the next phases of relaunched Byte as part of the Sagamatic Universe, a Just Stop Oil protester released from prison early because of difficulties in adapting to prison life, Ariana Grande set to go on world tour this year as well as scientists observing how sea cucumbers can survive days without regeneration or with partially alive tissue amongst other things. *most, if not all of what’s been said is entirely satirical and has no intention of being taken as/legitimate sources or criticisms*

The regular discusses an idea for an app around debating people on various topics, the chaos and destruction of Paris after PSG won the UEFA Champions League, Canadian cities seeing a rise in personal electric vehicles as well as Donald Trump announcing the cancellation of the Freedom 250 music festival after artists withdrew amongst other things. *most, if not all of what’s been said is entirely satirical and has no intention of being taken as/legitimate sources or criticisms*

The regular discusses the nostalgia of what social events of the 90s and 2000s looked like, a story regarding growing interest in Ice Hockey for women fallen victim to misrepresentation, NVIDIA takes on its competitors through entering Windows laptop market as well as a strong earthquake striking communities in Chile amongst other things. *most, if not all of what’s been said is entirely satirical and has no intention of being taken as/legitimate sources or criticisms*

The regular discusses how ESN could lose its fund and status as a political party, Perplexity being sued by CNN for unlawful content distribution, Quebec planning out its social housing renovation as well as a new movie directed by Steven Spielberg that is likely to hit major box office milestones amongst other things. *most, if not all of what’s been said is entirely satirical and has no intention of being taken as/legitimate sources or criticisms*

The regular discusses a crisis going on within Canada’s psychiatric system mainly with admittance, Google employee arrested for fraud and laundering through Polymarket bets relating to their employer, new screening guidelines for colorectal cancer tests as well as BP’s constant change of leadership leaving investors feeling sceptical for its future amongst other things. *most, if not all of what’s been said is entirely satirical and has no intention of being taken as/legitimate sources or criticisms*

The regular discusses UK Stocks and Shares ISAs will now be taxed after years of their tax free status, struggles between ending wars and hosting parties in the US, the unveiling of a new Love Island contestant as well as a tennis player being the youngest Grand Slam match winner in 17 years amongst other things. *most, if not all of what’s been said is entirely satirical and has no intention of being taken as/legitimate sources or criticisms*

The regular discusses how Artemis II would make strides towards advancing space travel if ever, BTS claiming another award for music given their global influence, energy caps on oil to soften constraints from Strait of Hormuz blockage as well as the launch of the enhanced games where athletes compete in sports without limits on drug dosage amongst other things. *most, if not all of what’s been said is entirely satirical and has no intention of being taken as/legitimate sources or criticisms*

The regular discusses father saving child from being ran over by old man driving a small automobile, China worries over domestic companies being under foreign influence, Scientists in the UK testing out a new Ebola vaccine that could roll out soon as well as a university in Instanbul, Turkey closing down citing corruption within its institution amongst other things. *most, if not all of what’s been said is entirely satirical and has no intention of being taken as/legitimate sources or criticisms*

The regular discusses who will be the next guy to lead UK’s government, Jenny Slatten addressing her ALS diagnosis and continuing to live life to the fullest, a DR Congo treatment centre burnt down by local residents amid Ebola outbreak as well as Pep Guardiola confirming the end of his 10 year Man City managerial role amongst other things. *most, if not all of what’s been said is entirely satirical and has no intention of being taken as/legitimate sources or criticisms*