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My mission is complete. i've been asking around, and no—one seems to know where the wallaby came from, but he seems friendly enough and he isn't going away any time soon. that was andy watson. time for the weather with carol. good morning, it's been a male star the day once again today. these are the day once again today. these are the average for the afternoon that we would expect at this stage in october. ten in the north, 14 or 15 as we push down to camp. but this is what you can expect in the next few days. today especially, a good chance we could hit 22 celsius in the south. they are we...

When it comes to content moderation, knowing who everyone is, and that's something i'm very proud of. but is it working, if us law enforcement is finding these images? we do not want to have any bad actors on our platform, and we actively engage with law enforcement. how's everything going over here? the government's long—delayed 0nline safety bill proposes heavy fines for websites failing to protect children. but before any legislation passes, 0nlyfans will largely be left to regulate itself. noel titheradge, bbc news. residents living in a rural area of gateshead have reported sightings of...

The latest Web3 game to launch on the PlayMining platform is Dragon Ramen, a cooking simulation/RPG mashup game.

And it's long overdue. so i think better times ahead. the city is also focusing on investing in the growth of the tech sector. at sunderland software city, they've helped launch more than 100 new businesses since 2020. i'm currently looking at a photo frame and butterflies are flying out of the frame... augmented and virtual reality tech has been adapted by start—ups here. it's like a rainbow here! i was reaching out for things that were not really there. we actually have a lot of young people come through our immersive lab that we have and part of this kit that you're wearing is used by you...

And pathways into stem and to kind of show them the possibilities of tech and stem jobs. so although experts predict an uncertain future, the view from the businesses we visited is that bright times are ahead. andy watson, bbc news, sunderland. these are difficult times and people are having to make difficult decisions with inflation now above 10% and income not keeping up with that. we've been hearing about some of the financial support available and very importantly about how appreciated the emotional support is. that is something we've been hearing about a lot in sunderland and it is very m...