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The Bugle, Audio newspaper for a visual world.

Hello, buglers, and welcome to issue 4,369 of the world's leading first, last and only audio newspaper for a visual world,

bringing you some of the news and some of the lies since 2007.

I'm Andy Zaltzman, broadcasting to you from the shed of

arguable fact and provable falsehood here in South London, and joining me from the west coast of

all the Americas in Vancouver in the doubly wrongly named British Columbia, Helen Zaltzman,

and in San Francisco, to the man who escaped from Alcatraz, NATO Green. Hello to both of you. Hello, Andy. Hello, Andy. Hello, Bueglars. Have you been to Alcatraz? I have, yeah. So you escape from it? I just walked back to the ferry boat, but there wasn't a lot of hijinks in the escape. But it's still an escape, isn't it? I mean, you know, we've got to talk it up. It's the 2020s. I think you're more likely to get away with it if there's less hijink distraction. Yeah. I just blended into the crowd on the boat that corresponded to my ticket. So... Yeah. It's gone soft, to be honest,

over the year. Hiding in plain sight.

So

last week, my

children who are 17,

the San Francisco public schools were on strike

for five days.

And so my kids were on strike for five

days. And because their dad

is their dad, they went to the picket line every day and fully

dressed up in union kit, which we have a union kit drawer in the house.

And then they came home and at the dinner table complained to me that the teachers who were leading the strike did not want them to shout at scabs like their daddy had taught them to do.

How were they supposed to learn to strike with those limitations?

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