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so clearly a fan of elon himself, but he has said, i m going to be staying on truth. and he is talking about truth social, the social media app which he owns and which he runs and is also on. the point is that if he tweets, which is what a lot of his fans want him to be doing, he won t actually see any money come directly his way. whereas if he stays on truth social, the app that he runs, he will hope to draw more people onto that platform, and he will potentially make the calculation he can make more money by exclusively staying there. but don t forget he recently announced that he will be running for the presidency again. when he was originally kicked off twitter he had around 80 million followers, so this is a man who we know enjoys the limelight. it may be difficult for him to resist the temptation to rejoin. let s get some of the day s other news. long queues have formed outside peru s busiest airport in lima, which remains closed more than a day after a crash between a plane and
and defence budgets won t go up as planned yet until the economic situation improves. ministers blamed the war in ukraine for the dire economic situation in the uk. 0pposition parties argue political decisions played a role too. there is a clear desire to avoid public fatigue with the conflict and demonstrate the positives of supporting ukraine, an easier message to sell, perhaps, than the economic headlines they face back home. ione wells, bbc news. let s get some of the day s other news. long queues have formed outside peru s busiest airport, which remains closed more than a day after a crash between a plane and an emergency truck. the aircraft was about to take off when the vehicle hit its wing. no passengers died, but two firefighters were killed and three others are in a serious condition. they had been taking part in a training exercise. malaysia s snap election appears likely to end with a hung parliament. two opposition coalitions won
he s lost his seat. he s finally at that incredible age, it looks like his political career is over. some other big names went as well. malaysian politics is going to be very fluid from now on. people are not satisfied with any of the coalitions, and we re going to see constant jostling. they will have to get used to coalitions that might not last long, but remake themselves as different partners. also, clearly, the conservative ethnic malay vote stays conservative. it s not going over to the reformist wing. that has split malaysia between urban, ethnic chinese reformist malays and rural malays, who are conservative and very muslim. that split remains right down the middle. in essence, it is quite a polarised country. let s get some of the day s other news: long queues have formed outside peru s busiest airport, which remains closed more than a day after a crash between a plane and an emergency truck. the aircraft was about to take off when the vehicle hit its wing. no passengers die