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Hello, turns out lots of governments, organisations, institutions and people, instead of emailing

the US military using the .mil domain name on the internet, they emailed Mali, the country

instead, because they're domain and in .mil, although the British government has said that

no top secret, particularly sensitive data was sent to Mali instead of the military in

America by accident. You can contribute to the conversation on the newscast discord

about any of your email snaffos to use another American military phrase. I just remember

once when I was a student having to email a director of a well known film and I emailed

their agent to check something and their agent replied to me by accident saying, you

wouldn't want anything to do with this to worry, I'll get rid of him. Didn't stop me

watching the sequels. Anyway, let's have a sequel to the last episode of newscast, which

is this episode of newscast. Newscast. Newscast from the BBC.

He got trounced by the former Prime Minister who herself got beaten by a letter. At least

I didn't slap anybody, which is good. Rean economy. Lab, lab, lab. It's the Guardian

reading. Tofu eating. Woe karate. I'm actually very right-wing. You do come up with the

most remarkable twaddle. Today I feel gay. The Prime Minister is not under a desk. I'm

here because I like carrying megan and I don't care what anybody says about me. Hello, it's

Adam in the studio and we're going to start off today's episode by talking about food

because there is a smorgasbord of food stories from quite a few different sources, which

the consumer organisation has done a big survey which reveals that people are quite confused

about what portion sizes actually are. You know when on the packet it says portion is

this much of this product and the other story is from the environment and food and rural

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