Morning briefing Friday 3rd January

We all want to enjoy food that tastes great and is sourced responsibly, but it's not always easy to know where your favourite foods come from. McDonald's works with more than 23,000 British and Irish farmers to source quality ingredients. Sophie Bambridge grows quality potatoes for McDonald's iconic fries in Norfolk.

I think McDonald's are one of the biggest supporters of British farming. They have a real commitment to British potatoes. The Sustainable Fries Fund is a collaborative investment by McCain and McDonald's to help us understand and try different growing techniques.

for potatoes so that we can understand what we can do to help reduce our impact on the environment but still produce a good quality potato. It helps enable us to try things without having the risk and cost of potentially it going wrong. The support from McCain and McDonald's is really useful to us. Change a little, change a lot. Find out more about McDonald's Plan for Change on the McDonald's website.

This is your time's news briefing for the morning of Friday the 3rd of January. Bourbon Street in New Orleans is reopened to the public a day after a deadly New Year's Day attack in which 14 people were killed and 35 injured. Shamshadine Jabbar, a 42-year-old former soldier from Texas, ground a car into a busy crowd of pedestrians on the street in the early hours of Wednesday. He was then shot dead by police in the brief gunfight. Authorities now think he acted alone and was inspired by ISIS.

Councilmember JP Morrill from the New Orleans City Council told Times Radio that the city was in shock. New Orleans is an international city. I mean, it predates the United States, as you know, like it was part of France and the Louisiana Purchase. And it has always been in the United States, kind of a beacon of resilience. We are renowned for our

festivals, for our culture, for our food, for our parties, you know, Mardi Gras, everything else, but we've never been the victim of a terrorist attack.

Meanwhile, officials say the attack in New Orleans is not connected to the other in Las Vegas, which happened after. The driver of the Tesla Cybertruck that exploded outside a Trump hotel is believed to be a US Special Forces Sergeant who took his own life. Police are not yet certain that the body is that of Matthew Livelsberger, but are increasingly sure of the edification because of tattoos found on the stomach and arm. Glenn Carl is a former CIA officer and national security expert. He says the plans by the alleged terrorists aren't that sophisticated.

It's not especially hard to plan something like this. After every terrorist attack, just about there will be commentators or officials who talk about a highly trained individual as we just heard. Well, okay, it requires someone to plan a route to work out how to make or obtain improvised explosive devices on. These are not especially hard things to do.

Labour has delayed until 2028 a planned overhaul of social care, announcing an independence commission that it hopes will build a national consensus. Baroness Casey of Blackstock will lead the review of social care and seek the support of the main political parties. Governments have repeatedly pledged to resolve the social care crisis over the past 30 years.

New research suggests that young people want an employer for life with under-27s keen to stay at the same company for twice as long as previous generations. The survey carried out on behalf of the insurer. Admiral found that the average Gen Z employee wants to stay in a job for seven years. And that's twice the average tenure reported previously in analysis of official statistics. They are also most likely to want an employer that supports them outside work and offers the opportunity to move around in the company.

The reports from South Korea suggest police are trying to detain the former president Yoon Sukyul. His supporters have been in a stand-up with law enforcement outside his home, while his lawyers say the arrest warrant is unlawful. The events follow a surprising attempt by President Yoon to impose martial law last month. And Netflix has released a trailer for the Duchess of Sussex's latest, which appears to be a lifestyle program. Megan can be seen cooking several dishes for guests, including serving a slice of cake for the actress and producer Mindy Kaling.

I've always loved taking something pretty ordinary and elevating it. Surprising people with moments that let them know I was really thinking of them. What? This is probably one of the most glamorous moments of my life. I'm going to share some little tips and tricks. I see what color I gravitate to.

She also appears to be showing viewers ways to beautify their homes and gardens. It'll be on the streaming giant in two weeks' time. And that's your time's news briefing.

We all want to enjoy food that tastes great and is sourced responsibly, but it's not always easy to know where your favourite foods come from. McDonald's works with more than 23,000 British and Irish farmers to source quality ingredients. Sophie Bambridge grows quality potatoes for McDonald's iconic fries in Norfolk.

I think McDonald's are one of the biggest supporters of British farming. They have a real commitment to British potatoes. The Sustainable Fries Fund is a collaborative investment by McCain and McDonald's to help us understand and try different growing techniques.

for potatoes so that we can understand what we can do to help reduce our impact on the environment but still produce a good quality potato. It helps enable us to try things without having the risk and cost of potentially it going wrong. The support from McCain and McDonald's is really useful to us. Change a little, change a lot. Find out more about McDonald's Plan for Change on the McDonald's website.