Emily, do you remember when One Direction called it a day?

I think you'll find there are still many people who can't talk about it.

Well luckily, we can. A lot.

Because our new season of terribly famous is all about the first One Directioner to go it alone.

Zayn Malik.

We'll take you on Zayn's journey from Shylad from Bradford

to being in the world's biggest boy band and explore why.

When he reached the top, he decided to walk away.

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This is the Friends of History Debating Society.

I'm John Boucher, to New South Wales, to Jeremy Zachis reporting on the climate, the fires, the reptiles,

and the cricket, the surprising world championship cricket results after each team has played four games, surprising.

Jeremy, a good day to you, and we go immediately to the climate, which is El Nino.

Dry and hot. It's springtime. It's unusually dry and it's unusually hot.

You've reported to me before that at any one time, this is a continent you live in.

There can be forty fires or fifty fires.

There's a fire always going somewhere on the continent. Never, never calm.

Especially this time of year, although it's early.

What I'm learning, however, is that you have to watch for the big fires,

not only because you can be caught in them, or they'll damage your home, or worse,

but also because of the smoke. What about the smokes?

Jeremy, the photographs of Sydney make it look unhealthy. Good day to you.

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