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Hello, I'm finally on holiday and I'm speaking to you just around the corner from the gateway

to India and Mumbai, in that famous arch that was built for George the Fifth, for when

he visited, although it was a decade late, so we missed it and listen, it's really, really

raining. Oh great, it's now turned into a thunderstorm. Is this one soon? Season, I don't

know. Anyway, you're now going to hear the latest episode of newscast, which is brought

to you by my friend and colleague, Seema Ketakshar, and you'll also hear an interview

I recorded with King of the Chat Show, Grey Omnorton, a couple of days ago. Hope you enjoy

it. Bye.

Newscast. Newscast from the BBC. We will deliver, we will deliver, we will deliver.

Be on the back better. Blah, blah, blah. Green economy. Blah, blah, blah. I've absolutely

apologised for using the word scorn. Can't go out. Enough is enough. Has to love

Easter. Baby. Funny enough, it was tractors that I was looking at. This is not the Russian

people's war. Fair play, it is part of it. Oh, easy son. I am virtually out of tools

to help people now. Up, guess the hair, Adam G. Gosh, he's having a good time, isn't he?

Some of us are very envious. Hello, I'm Seema Ketakshar. I'm NewsNights UK editor. Well,

usually. But today I'm standing in for Adam as newscast presenter, bringing you the latest

from the studio in London, where it's a lot drier by the sounds of it, where though COVID

stats look to be on the up and it's been a while since we checked in with my favourite

medical editor of the BBC, Mr Ferguss Walsh. Welcome. Hi, Seema. How are you doing, Ferguss?

I'm doing very well. I last had COVID as far as I know, just before Christmas last year.

That was the first Omicron wave and Seema, believe it or not, we're now about to head

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