US judge temporarily blocks Trump's freeze on federal funding

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  Oscar Piastri.

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  I'm Janat Jalil and in the early hours of Wednesday, 29 January, these are our main stories.

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  A US judge temporarily blocks a sweeping White House order to pause federal grants, loans and other financial assistance that could have put trillions of dollars on hold.

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  Rwandan backed rebels are getting closer to taking complete control of Goma in eastern Congo.

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  The head of the UN's Palestinian refugee agency has accused Israel of carrying out a relentless assault against it ahead of Thursday's ban.

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  Also in this podcast, we hear how a pioneering computer controlled brain implant has transformed the life of a man with Parkinson's disease.

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