Samsung’s vice president of marketing, Annika Bizon, on why flip-phones are back in fashion.

Earlier in the month, they announced the latest iterations of their foldable devices, such as the Galaxy Z Flip7 and Galaxy Z Fold7.

We also talk about wearables such as the Galaxy Watch8 series, which Annika says is focused heavily on preventative health.

The UK’s technology minister is planning social media limits for children.

Plus, four suspects charged after ‘gang used Grindr to lure 22 men then burgle their London homes’.

Also in this episode:

-Archaeologists uncover identity of 1700s Orkney shipwreck

-Elon Musk’s retro-futuristic Tesla diner opens - but will it come to the UK?

-UK man makes millions building miniature houses

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The government has struck a deal with investors for the construction of the Sizewell C nuclear plant in Suffolk.

The development will cost around £38 billion, and the government will be the biggest equity shareholder with a 44.9% stake.

Why experts have been sounding the alarm about health advice generated by artificial intelligence, with Dr. Kacper Grado, honorary associate professor & fellow at the University College London.

Plus, Google reveals its Pixel 10 phone just weeks before the launch event.

Also in this episode:

-Businesses required to report ransom payments to government in cyber crime crackdown

-Dolphins learn to wear sponges to hunt fish, but it interferes with their key navigation senses

-ZSL says “access to nature has become a privilege, and not a right” for school children

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The government will abolish Ofwat as part of an overhaul of a “broken” water regulation system that failed customers and the environment.

The environment secretary, Steve Reed, has said they will ensure “British families are never again hit by the shocking bill hikes we saw last year”.

Reed made the announcement in response to an independent review released by Sir Jonathan Cunliffe on Monday morning.

Speaking on The Standard podcast, we also hear from Giles Bristow, CEO of Surfers Against Sewage.

Read more: What was said in the water report? All the key points.

Also in this episode:

-Elon Musk announces Baby Grok AI chatbot for children

-The French government and Microsoft create a digital replica of the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris

-A US man dies after being pulled into an MRI scanner

-Morrison's launches £129-a-month weight loss jab club

-Scientists uncover hidden bone structures in the skin of Australian monitor lizards

-Tom Troupe, Star Trek and Mission: Impossible fame, has passed away

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