Sam Kozlowski

I'm a big fan of the streak and I make sure to do it.

I do it just before going to sleep every single night.

Well, I was expecting a board game, a Boggle-style board game.

Yeah, I think it would be pretty quick.

They'd have to really develop out the game.

I've heard of a lot of people start with audio, A-U-D-I-O.

So if you knock out the vowels.

Get it up right now on your computer.

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From The Daily Aus, I'm Sam Kozlowski.

It is Wednesday, the 13th of May.

Here's what's making headlines this evening.

This was our seventh budget, I think, together, Billy, and I'd say it is probably the most to digest in this one out of our pretty long careers.

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British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is facing increased pressure to step down after his party, the UK Labor Party, saw major losses in elections last week.

Four members of his own government have now quit and more than 80 other MPs have asked him to resign.

At a cabinet meeting on Tuesday local time, the Labor leader vowed to continue to fight for his role and was publicly backed by several ministers, including his deputy, David Lammy, who urged colleagues to, quote, step back and take a breath.

Starmer has also faced criticism this year over his appointment of former UK ambassador to the US, Peter Mandelson, who was friends with Jeffrey Epstein.

And today's good news, this is an absolute cracker.

An actor who plays a football-obsessed player in Ted Lasso, a dramatized TV series about an English team, has become a professional player in real life.