It's TV News briefly for Wednesday, 29th of November. I'll be back at 5pm UK. That's Midday Eastern with the full podcast. Patreon supporters get the shows first and add free. Be like them by clicking on that little link you see just there in the show notes. Click on that and you can be a supporter of this show. Some notice on the Tesla Cybertruck launch event tomorrow if you are interested in that, we now know the time.

Everyone presumed it was going to be an evening event, but it won't.

It'll be 1pm Central.

So that is 11 a.m. Pacific in Europe.

That is 8pm Central or 7pm UK, an hour earlier.

And we don't think we're going to see more than eight or ten cyber trucks handed over,

and yes, they'll be to staff, but we should get more details on pricing and specs,

which is what we're really tuning in for.

B.YD, by the way, honoring the late Charlie Munger,

who passed away yesterday, age 99 in California, of course,

alongside Warren Buffett, a huge part in Berkshire Hathaway, the

investment company in BYD's success. Back in 2008, they first invested, and they've been a huge

supporter of electric vehicles. Tesla have scored an initial triumph over Sweden in their legal

battle. That was a quick court case to hear, wasn't?

It happened on Monday.

And then yesterday we've got the initial legal victory against Swedish authorities

who are refusing to deliver the number plates which Tesla need to get the vehicles into customers' hands.

And it's all to do with sympathy action over the mechanics at Tesla, Sweden,

a different union, but that's legal in Sweden to go out on strike in sympathy and support of your

union brothers and sisters. And the court said actually, even if you don't want to deliver them

through the postal service, you have to allow Tesla to come and collect them. And so that's,

I presume, what Tesla will do.

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