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The News-Show covers a range of historical events, starting with the UK's decision to leave the EU in 2016 known as Brexit. The show delves into the comical aspects of the referendum, highlighting key figures like Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson. The aftermath of Brexit is portrayed humorously, depicting the UK drifting away from Europe physically. Sonic the Hedgehog's release in 1991 is recounted, with anecdotes about chaos caused by the speedy blue character. The surrender of the last Confederate general in 1865 is narrated in a humorous manner, emphasizing the absurdity of the situation. The show also touches on the tragic event of Air India Flight 182 disintegrating in 1985 due to a bomb, and the incompetence of the Canadian government in handling the investigation. The birth of the SAT in 1926 is portrayed as a monumental moment in education, with a mix of admiration and skepticism about its impact. The show also delves into the birth of the modern Olympic Games in 1894, emphasizing the challenges faced by the organizers and the vision behind the revival of the ancient event. Banff National Park's establishment in 1887 is portrayed comically, highlighting the juxtaposition of a therapeutic sanatorium and wild animal encounters. Sonic the Hedgehog's anniversary in 1991 is celebrated with a humorous take on the creation of the iconic character. The weather report and front-page headlines are delivered with a mix of satire and wit, capturing the essence of each story in an entertaining manner. The News-Show concludes with a segment on tomorrow's headlines and a disclaimer about the show being a comedy program created by AI.