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To become one, go to navaramedia.com forward slash support. That was the reaction at the Vatican this afternoon, as the Catholic Church announced its

cardinals have elected a new pope. We don't know who it is yet, but we'll update you as the show goes on.

I'm Helena, aka No Justice MTG, and tonight I'm joined by Stephen Methven.

Stephen, a new pope, how does that make you feel?

Oh, Helena, the pomp, the circumstance, the intrigue and the drama, I feel all of that. But I also feel renewed, as it were, the eternal wisdom of getting a bunch of gay men,

putting them in full glam and asking them to organise something, because that is what you're

going to get.

Very much so.

And also I'd like to say it's excellent to be doing the show with you again, Stephen, but from the other chair this time.

Being a partner has very many times, and it's good to be joining you again.

Coming up this evening, I'll be joined later by Carla Daniel to talk about why she's not running in the next Green Party leadership contest.

Later in the show, the impact of AI tools on university education and the open letter signed by former Eurovision contest. Later in the show, the impact of AI tools on university education

and the open letter signed by former Eurovision contestants calling for Israel to be barred from

participating. First story this evening. This afternoon, US President Donald Trump unveiled a

quote-unquote comprehensive trade deal with the UK. Here he is speaking to UK Prime Minister

Kirstama by phone to announce the deal.

I'm thrilled to announce that we've reached a breakthrough trade deal with the United Kingdom,

credible country.

Today is a victory day for World War II.

We won the war together exactly 80 years ago, so there could be no more perfect

morning to reach this historic agreement, and it's beautiful weather out. I will tell you that,

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