Alex Ritson

Everything's under one subscription.

You don't have to take out an HBO Max subscription, a Netflix subscription, Paramount, and so on and so forth.

It might be good in the short term, but who's to say in the long term you don't have that choice, that the prices might not go up in terms of the subscriptions, and you have nowhere else to look.

So it does look like a deal is going to happen.

It could take as long as a year for this all to get over the line, or it might not happen at all.

If it does happen, it would be really, really big.

Nick Marsh.

The authorities in the Indian capital Delhi have rolled out strict measures to curb air pollution that has been in the severe category for the past few days.

Pollution is an annual winter problem in Delhi and its suburbs.

Global affairs reporter Anbarasan Etirajan describes what it's like living in Delhi when it's in the grip of severe pollution.

The tiny mountain kingdom of Bhutan has a population of less than a million and its capital city, Thimbu, just over 100,000.

So you might think it's surprising that Bhutan is planning to build a whole new city, one which it hopes will become a regional tech hub.

Wednesday saw the Bhutanese king announce that it will invest around a billion dollars in building the city to be known as

as Gelefu.

But more than that, it says this will be a city of mindfulness, balancing innovation with traditional Buddhist values.

I heard more from our global affairs reporter, Paul Moss.

It's called Galefu, and it's going to be right on the border with India.

I can read you a description from the official Bhutan website, but I've got to say it looks less like the prospectus for an industrial development, more like an advert for a yoga retreat.

I mean, the website says that Galefu will be an oasis of mindfulness and prosperity, offering the world a different path of development.

combining traditional Bhutanese values of spirituality with economic vibrancy.