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Hello and welcome to Cheat Sheet, the podcast where we do the work so you don't have to. I'm Wilfred Frost.

I'm Sophie Ridge and it is the 11th of November Armistice Day and this is what's happening today.

The BBC has just days to decide how it will respond to a threat of a lawsuit for $1 billion from the President of the United States.

Climate Conference COP 30 is taking place in Brazil, but is it a lot of hot air?

And a story that will hopefully inspire you to be more resilient when you find out

how many times it has taken someone to pass their driving theory test.

And it's not you, Wilfride.

It's not me.

So the BBC has until Friday night to respond to a threat from Donald Trump or face legal action.

So this is a real rushing up of what we've seen between the two.

The US president says he will sue for a billion dollars, so that's £760 million.

If the BBC doesn't retract a panorama episode which edited a speech to make it look like he was encouraging violence among his supporters.

I think, you know, the first point for me to note on this is that he's saying

he will sue them if he hasn't received an apology and compensation for damages by the end of

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