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Hello, hello, Callum McDonnellt here from Times Radio. I'll be filling in for Manvine Rana

on stories of our times next week. But in the meantime, as Elon Musk waits for no person

apparently, we're bringing you a bonus episode this weekend.

Yesterday, Musk put his $44 billion takeover of Twitter on pause. He, of course, as you might

expect, tweeted, Twitter deal temporarily on hold, pending details, supporting the calculation

that spam and fake accounts represent less than 5% of users. Two hours later, he added,

still committed to acquisition. Over the last few weeks, Musk has begun to sketch out a plan

for how Twitter would change under his ownership. On Tuesday, he said Donald Trump would be allowed

back as part of a free speech initiative. On Thursday, two senior executives were sacked,

the company said it was going in a different direction and wished them well. But this latest move

looks more like a dig at that hefty price tag really. If lots of Twitter account are fake,

maybe it's not worth all that money after all.

The company's stock took a big hit yesterday. Investors seem skeptical that this deal will happen

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