Mount Etna has erupted, sending huge plumes of ash into the air and leaving tourists running for their lives.

And we’re joined by health campaigner and NHS GP Dr Sonia Adesara, for more on the recent disposable vapes ban - and the alleged loopholes which some retailers are exploiting.

Plus, there’s a new drug called camizestrant which, according to experts, can help stop certain breast cancer tumours before they grow.

Also in this episode:

• The Stranger Things series finale trailer is here
• There are new bees, wasps and butterflies in London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
• And a new snow leopard cub has been born at The Big Cat Sanctuary in Kent

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Gayanne Potter told us that ScotRail are using her voice for their new AI train announcements without her permission.

ScotRail unveiled their new AI announcer ‘Iona’ earlier this month, and Gayanne is urging them to change it.

Gayanne explained that her voice was taken from a previous employer, Swedish company ReadSpeaker, and claims it was not made clear in her contract that they could use her voice again in the future.

This episode includes responses from both ScotRail and ReadSpeaker.

Also in this episode:

-Disposable vapes are officially banned from Sunday, June 1st

-New AI test could end ‘postcode lottery’ for ‘game changer’ prostate cancer drug

-Drought declared in North West England

-Japanese researchers say cats can indeed smell the difference between a stranger and their owner…

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After just over four months at the White House, Elon Musk has stepped down from his role in the U.S. government.

Musk announced he’ll now focus on his other business projects.

A group of mysterious and unknown 85 million-year-old elasmosaur fossils– some of the most famous in North America – have finally been identified, and drumroll, they’re even a new species.

We join lead author Professor Robin O’Keefe, from ​the ​Department ​of ​Biological ​Sciences ​at ​Marshall ​University ​in ​the US.

Plus, Google has been given a £25 billion legal claim over abuse of the search advertising market.

Also in this episode:

-OpenAI may soon allow users to sign in to third-party apps using ChatGPT logins

-‘Shocking’ figures reveal the world’s growing temperatures

-Why female frogs are being drowned out by male frogs

-Tourists damage World Heritage site slotting coins in its stones

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