Hello, as I said on Monday's episode of Newscast,
even though the Christmas holidays are well underway, the news has not stopped.
We have had the largest drop yet of the so-called Epstein files from the Department of Justice in America,
and journalists are combing through thousands and thousands of emails,
documents, pictures, videos, and voice notes.
And also, the government has changed tack on one of its big controversial policies,
how agricultural land was going to be treated for inheritance tax purposes,
which would be the subject of a 13-month campaign by farmers.
So that was the first thing I talked about with Alex on this episode of Newscast.
Go have a tour.
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Hello, it's Adam in the newscast studio.
And it's Alex in the newscast studio.
And a little bit later on,
we will cross to the US to find out the latest dump of files from the Trump administration about Jeffrey Epstein,
because there's quite a lot to talk about there.
But first of all, we're going to talk about goings on in British politics.
And Alex, I mean, I was saying this yesterday to Lucy Powell, like normally this period.
for political news is very quiet because Parliament isn't sitting,
MPs are in the constituencies doing their Christmas cards,