The episode opens with an advertisement for Ferguson Home before transitioning to the news bulletin. The first major story reports that U.S. President Donald Trump has rejected a ceasefire plan for Iran proposed by mediators Pakistan, Egypt, and Turkey. The plan included a 45-day ceasefire and talks for a broader peace agreement within 15-20 days. A senior U.S. official stated the plan is just one idea among many and has not been endorsed by Trump. Operation Epic Fury, the U.S. military operation in Iran, will continue, with Trump expected to provide more information later. Meanwhile, Iran is negotiating with Oman, another mediator, to allow safe passage for vessels through the Strait of Hormuz, which remains blocked by Tehran. The episode then shifts to Spanish politics, where Francisca Muñoz, wife of former PSOE organization secretary Santos Zerdán, has again submitted a medical report to justify her absence from a Senate commission investigating the Coldo case. This is the second time she has missed the commission for the same reason. However, media outlets have published photos of her with her husband enjoying Holy Week in Milagro, Navarra. Next, the bulletin covers Spanish coalition negotiations, with Vox national spokesperson José Antonio Fuster accusing the PP of putting obstacles in the way of reaching government agreements in Extremadura and Aragon and leaking unhelpful information. PP vice-secretary of Treasury Juan Bravo expressed optimism about reaching an agreement soon but insisted the ball is in Vox's court, urging them to act to avoid political blockade. The episode ends with a sign-off directing listeners to the next bulletin and more information online.
