BTW Daily News - Oct 18, 2026

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BTW Daily News - Oct 18, 2026

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Good morning, I'm Alex, and here's what's happening today. Starting off with business news. Dental floss is shedding potentially harmful chemicals according to The Washington Post. It seems that some dental floss brands are releasing tiny plastic particles which could be bad for your health. And speaking of speed and power, Mercedes-AMG has just unveiled a new SUV model boasting up to 1,153 horsepower and three electric motors. Moving on to the top stories of the day. Japan is set to launch what's being called the world-first mission to collect samples from one of Mars' moons, as reported by The Guardian. And in sports news, Tennessee has just upset Alabama, with Josh Heuepl explaining a single word that sums up how it happened according to USA Today. Now for some international and world news. European diplomats have been attacked by Israeli settlers in the West Bank, as detailed by BBC News. Sadly, there's also a tragic incident reported by The Sun where a priest was crushed to death by a giant altar cross during a livestreamed mass. In technology news today, we're seeing how our living spaces can reveal which generation we belong to with a fun article from The Washington Post. And homeowners are sharing their regrets about popular home fads that didn't work out as expected on BuzzFeed. Switching gears to international news, NHS staff who wrongly accessed the medical records of the tiger victim should be sacked according to Yvette Cooper's statement in The Guardian. And now for some entertainment news from People.com. They're showcasing 16 vintage photos from the very first Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, which took place 31 years ago in New York City. And finally, some good news: October 18th marks a day filled with positive historical events. And speaking of amazing feats, a 99-year-old woman has just earned the title of 'World's Oldest Wing-Walker'—just three months after another grandmother did it! That's it for today, I'm Alex, thanks for listening, and I'll see you tomorrow.

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