Cheat Sheet with Ridge & Frost

On today's Cheat Sheet, Wilf and Sophy discuss Reform UK’s £72 million donations from cryptocurrency billionaires Ben Delo and Christopher Harborne, which are the largest in UK political history, as peers prepare to debate capping political donations.
Donald Trump has been talking up Irish reunification over the weekend, oil prices have surged, and Boris Johnson was caught up in a security scare after a train behind the one he was travelling in was hit by a Russian drone in Ukraine.
Plus, the historic East Sussex town of Lewes has become the first UK town to recognise the rights of trees.

On today’s Cheat Sheet, Kamali and Anna reflect on today’s commemorations marking the 25th anniversary of the September 11th terror attacks in 2001.
Plus, they discuss how the price of oil has jumped to $105 a barrel amid signs the conflict in the Middle East will not be resolved quickly, whilst the Houthi militia in Yemen have seized the Red Sea port of Mocha, giving Iran-backed militia leverage over a key shipping route.
And Dame Julia Donaldson has released a sequel to The Gruffalo, more than 20 years after the 1999 best-selling original, which sold more than 17 million copies.

On today's Cheat Sheet, Wilf and Sophy discuss Donald Trump’s first Republican midterms convention in Dallas, Texas, including how the president has offered to pay every adult US citizen $5000 if the Republicans win both chambers of Congress in November.
Anthropic has declined to submit its latest model of Claude to Britain's AI Security Institute for testing before release, after warnings that AI is advancing so quickly that there is a greater than 10% chance it "could kill all humans" within the next decade.
Plus, whether passengers can expect compensation after the shocking air traffic control failure at UK airports.

On today's Cheat Sheet, Wilf and Sophy discuss how Israel will close the UK consulate in East Jerusalem after the British foreign secretary announced sanctions on West Bank settlements.
They also discuss the continuing travel chaos after over 1,000 flights were cancelled due to a traffic control issue. Then, why a request to land a RNLI boat carrying more than 100 migrants at the Port of Southampton and the Port of Portsmouth was refused on Sunday.
Plus, why the UK has climbed into the top 10 in the latest Programme for International Student Assessment (Pisa).

On today’s Cheat Sheet, Wilf and Sophy discuss how the UK is taking a tougher stance on Israel.
They also discuss the latest on the masked protests that took place in Portsmouth and Dover over the weekend.
Plus, why the UK's third highest taxpayer is switching his residency to Greece and whether Harry Kane can win the Balon d'Or.