A number of government and business websites went offline on Wednesday as a security measure - after a critical software update was issued over vulnerabilities in the PHP programming language. Sophy and Rob explain what PHP is and why the security scare has caused mass panic.

Offenders who refuse to attend sentencing hearings could be banished to cells or banned from having any visitors.

And a new study claims the absence of influential female figures in the exam curriculum is off-putting for girls and may be reflected in career choices.

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Sophy and Rob discuss how the government is expected to give the go-ahead of a new gas-drilling operation in the North Sea - they talk about why and what to look out for when the decision comes.

They have the latest on Ukraine, as Trump puts further pressure to Zelenskyy and Putin to make a deal to end the war.

Antisemitism is on the rise in schools, but fewer than half of school and college students in England think serious action would be taken if they reported antisemitism.

Plus, could a major Beatles attraction be on the way to Liverpool?

Cheat Sheet - all the news you need to know in 10 minutes.

On today's episode, Sophy and Lucy discuss the latest on the French riots, stopping criminals in hospital claiming benefits and calls to raise Capital Gains Tax.

An Australian MP is in a critical condition after being hit by a car in what the country's prime minister says may have been a deliberate attack.

Plus, what's going on with e-bike rental company Lime responds to viral 'jousting' videos?