Afenyo-Markin’s GoldBod Criticism Driven by Political Blackmail – Sammy Gyamfi'NPP Caused Ghanaians Pain' – Mustapha GbandePastor Slapped by Muslim Man Demands Apology, Compensation from PoliceWork Around the Clock – Roads Minister Directs Contractor91st Ghana Open Launched with Call for Greater Support for Golf in Ghana'You Will All Grow Up and Be Like Me' – Maame Dokono Reflects on AgeingSouth Korea Pushes for Defence Self-Reliance After Abrupt Cut to Joint U.S. Drills

Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins BBC Radio Scotland's Drivetime to discuss the trial in California against Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and Threads, following accusations were made they intentionally designed their services to be addictive, and also harvested the data of minors. With potential penalties in the hundreds of billions of dollars the outcome, especially with this being one of many such cases pending against the company, the ramifications could be widespread

Relief For Bosomtwe Residents As Work Resumes On Atonsu–Lake Bosomtwe RoadMinistry of Foreign Affairs Demands End To Illegal Recruitment Of Ghanaians For Russia-Ukraine War As 62 Killed, 15 MissingCEO of GoldBod Calls for Community Stake in Post-Mining Development"Com. Team Member of Npp Eric Twum Urges Objective Review Of GoldBod GH¢22B LossTetteh Quarshie Interchange Hits 50 Percent CompletionPetroleum Commission saves Ghana $2bn, uncovers $229m oil cost infractionsGov’t pays GH¢10.8bn DDEP Coupon

Minority Demands Parliament Probe Into Alleged GoldBod LossesDeputy Communications Minister Threatens To Drag GCAA Before Parliament Over Debt To Ghana Meteorological AgencyKNUST Hostel Owners Tell Government To Start Rent Control In East Legon And NhyiaesoKNUST Hostel Owners Accuse Rent Control Department Of Overreach And Poor EngagementGoldBod did not record GH¢22bn loss; audited accounts show GH¢5.44bn surplus – Institute of Fiscal Policy GovernanceFIFA bans Karela United for three transfer

We light things up, unravel a mysterious WTHII, and get an early dose of Halloween. Chad tests a Ninja Flip Toaster Oven before Dick finds another strange gadget.

This week, we'll be learning about an accessible title for the Nintendo Switch devices, David Hogg will be joining us to discuss beta testing of the iOS 26 operating system for iPhones and iPads, and we'll be exploring another person's tech timeline. You can listen to the show live each Tuesday at 1pm, on Freeview channel 730, online or on smart devices. If you have any ideas, questions or suggestions, please get in touch, techtalk@rnib.org.uk

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Bill Gates daughter could face up to twenty years in prison. Microsoft is abandoning AI in Excel. Apple wants a cut of every app installed on iPhone, even those with alternative payment options. Google's Play Store is anti-competitive. Epic Games is finally coming to Linux.An active exploit is hitting MacBooks. SK Hynix runs out of replacement SSDs, while thieves are trying to steal GPUs from eSports machines. Galaxy Z Fold 8 has a hinge problem. Googlebooks might arrive soon with Snapdragon

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New Traffic Rules Allow Drivers To Record Police Interactions During StopsCentral Regional Minister Proposes National Sanitation Fund To Address Flooding crisisArchbishop Duncan -Williams Request prayers for GoldBod as it battles powerful forces against reformPeki SHTS seeks urgent intervention to combat challenge facing the schoolT-bills auction: Government exceeds target by 88%, interest rates tumbleBoxing: John Laryea disqualified in WBA Featherweight title eliminator

Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins Clive Bull to bring the latest tech news and reviews. This week; In response to EU regulations, Anthropic announce that their AI Claud will be adding a watermark to all the content their Artificial Intelligence creates, but what are the ramifications be when AI can be used for various reasons? Gadget of the Week goes to;Audio Pro's A15 W Speakers. Capable of creating a whole home audio setup via wifi, and able to be paired to create stereo, they even have

3:00 A.M.at the Belmont Diner,I watch the cream swirl as it blends, joins,into the coffee.I take a bite of buttered toast with raspberry jam spread onto it,and the clinking my spoon makes against the mugreminds of your sleeping figure which later, like a thief, in the dead of night,I might wonder as I slide alongside your warmth,whence I became so fortunateas to have coveted your affectionsand found the door unlocked.

Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins Jumoké Fashola on BBC Radio London to discuss the latest tech news and reviews. On the show; Anthropic, the company behind Claud AI, has announced that to be in line with European Union laws anything their AI tools produce will carry a watermark denoting it is the product of AI, but could this result in confusion in just how much AI was used and for what purpose?Gadget of the Week goes to;Majority Folio Bluetooh Vinyl Record Player. This recordplayer,

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Government to Roll Out Care Economy Programme to Create 100000 Jobs In 2027Veterinary Stakeholders Raise Alarm Over Quackery as Graduate Unemployment Fuels Brain DrainPricewaterhouseCoopers Forensic Report on National Cathedral Submitted to Attorney GeneralPlastic Manufacturers Back Extended Producer Responsibility Rollout As Contamination Delays Implementation

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We beef up home security, take a turntable on the go, meet a tiny sommelier, and play with camera mounts before Dick finds another WTHII gadget.

1. Legal Vacation: A Clash Between Judicial Authority and Lawyers’ Rights2. New COCOBOD Bill: Reform or Rushed Decision?

We beef up home security, take a turntable on the go, meet a tiny sommelier, and play with camera mounts before Dick finds another WTHII gadget.