Now time to thank our partner of this episode, Amazon.

We're all used to seeing Amazon delivery vehicles on our streets, the drivers busy knocking

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But this year you'll also see more of those vehicles becoming electric.

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to over 10,000.

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impact in your community and on your street, it all helps towards Amazon's goal of achieving

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Four minutes after 10 is the time. A very good morning indeed to you.

I'd just clarify something I said to you a moment ago. I said ordinary people attempted to look

away. What I mean by that, and by the way, I am an ordinary person in the context of that

comment. If I didn't do this for a living, the temptation to spend the entire weekend replaying the whole of Ghost of Yote on the PlayStation would be almost

irresistible. And it is, of course, what is brilliantly reflected in that Leonardo DiCaprio

film, don't look up, although that is an allegory for climate change. It could just as easily

be a war that threatens the security of the entire world.

Question number one, how plausible is it to you that Benjamin Netanyahu would imperil the

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