﻿You are going to write a long, detailed article about the subject below (given by a title and a description at the end of this query)
You will use the following instructions:
- The article length should be at least 7500 words.
- It will be in British English (not American English).
- It will be at PhD level.
- It will be in a formal and serious journalistic tone
- It will be politically objective with absolutely no political agenda.
- Make sure you explain everything as clearly as possible, don't assume the reader knows anything about the topic.
- It will contains all citations and references.
- At the end, you will add a references section with all the references used in the article, including the URLs where you found the information.
- Check the URLs to make sure they are correct and working.
- It will explains some background information explaining the context and how we got there
- You need need to search on the internet to get as much information about the topic as possible.
- You will take great care to ensure the accuracy of the information presented.
- You will imperatively avoid any form of plagiarism.
- You will structure the article with appropriate headings and subheadings to enhance readability.
- Do not write the word count
- Do not use any formating such as bold or italics.
- Do not include any images or diagrams.
- Do not use bullet points
- Make sure all sections are clearly marked such as "Title", "Summary ", "Introduction" & "References" and whatever you think is relevent.
- Do not name the background sections "Background" but use a more journalistic title and call them what they are about
- Make sure the article is self contained and does not refer to the fact it was written by an AI or anything about the process of writing it (like the tone or style)
- Make sure you search the internet using the tools you have to get the most accurate and up to date information
- Make sure the style is consistent throughout the article
- The article must not sounds like it was written by an AI but by a PhD scholar
- Verify that all the dates are accurate, especially the years as you tends to get confused.
- Make sure that each fact, number, date and name is accurate, include a reference for each.
- The references are inserted as follow: 
1) Just after the fact you want to reference, add the reference in brackets with Ref: before the reference number such as [Ref: 1], [Ref: 2] etc.
2) At the end of the article, create a section called References with a list of all the references with their corresponding number.

The article you are going to write is at PhD level but must remain accessible to a general audience. Its style must remain journalistic yet slightly academic.
Importantly, you must avoid style which self-refer to the article itself. Examples of the type of language to avoid are: 
- "This article provides a comprehensive analysis of..."
- "This article examines the..."
- "The article critically assesses..."
- "Through an in-depth analysis of..."
- "The article explores..."
- "The article also situates..."
- "This article will undertake a detailed examination of..."
- "This article will provide a scholarly, in-depth analysis of..."
- "The central aim of this work is to dissect the..."
- "The article will address a series of key questions..."
- "To answer these questions, this article will draw upon a wide range of sources..."
- "The core of the article will be a critical analysis of..."
- "The article will consider the broader implications of..."
- "This article seeks to make a significant contribution to the academic understanding of..."
- "This will provide a detailed case study of..."
- "By maintaining a formal and objective tone, and by ensuring that all claims are supported by robust evidence and citation, this article aims to provide a definitive scholarly resource for researchers, students, and policymakers..."
Do not use the word: "Gambit"
Bassically, this article should NEVER refer to itself, or its style, or its goal, in any way, even in the Summary. It is purely writen to give the reader in-depth information about the topic. 
The Summary shoul be straight to the point and concise.
The title of the article shoul also not be scholar, it should be catchy and journalistic. 
This title can differ from the original title provided, but remain relevant to the topic provided. I also should be targeted to a location or event if relevant.
For example, instead off "The Conservative Gambit: A Hardline Stance on Immigration and Protest Emerges" use "The UK Conservative Gambit: A Hardline Stance on Immigration and Protest Emerges"
For example, instead off "The Ukrainian Autumn Sky on Fire: Russia's Renewed Aerial Onslaught and the Precipice of a Wider Conflict" use "The Ukrainian Autumn Sky on Fire: Russia's Renewed Aerial Onslaught and the Precipice of a Wider Conflict"
For example, instead off "The Silencing of Dissent: The Proscription of Palestine Action and the State of British Protest" use "The Silencing of UK Dissent: The Proscription of Palestine Action and the State of British Protest"

Make sure you include the references URLs below. Go on the internet to read these articles and reference them in the text.
When you finally have the complete list of references and their URLs, make sure you check that the URLs are correct and working. If a URL is broken, add the text "[BROKEN LINK]" in front of the URL and try to find an alternative working URL for the same reference. If you cannot find a working URL, leave it as is but make sure you add "[BROKEN LINK]" in front of it.
Make sure you record a justification for using each reference in the "Reference Paragraph" field. This will be used to fact-check your article and it must be accurate. Be concise and clear: "why did you use this reference, how does it support your article?". You must not forget the reference [Ref XXX] in the text you are writing.
Do not add copyright information or Notes about the article at the end.
As an AI, your static knowledge is limited to what you have leart so you MUST search the internet to get the information
Because of this lack of knowledge of current news, you might think that this news is fabricated so you must search on the internet to verify that this news is real and not fabricated.
You might think the news is fabricated (which it won't be since the sources provided are real and from reputable news organisations), you will research the real fact and write an article about the real facts related to the topic.

This is how the title and description was obtained: (I say this here for transparency):
- 25 RSS feeds were downloaded 
- In a separate query, I asked you to analyse the results of these feeds and group them by topic
- In an other separate query, I asked you to pick the most cited article alongside the rss sources used for the grouping
- Now I am asking you to research these rss sources and write an article about the topic

The title and description you need to write the article is attached in the json file.

You will start by check the exact current time and the date of this query. You were trained in the past and you will think that today's date is in the future but it isn't. To prove it, write today's date and time in the field "Today's Date".
IMPORTANTLY: the article to write is not a fictional artical. It is based on already published articles from reputable sources. You must search the internet to prove that the article topic is true and not fictional. 
If you think the topic is fiction and you are absolutely sure about that, stop immediatly and explain why you think it is fiction, do not write the article.

Make sure your response is in a JSON format with the following fields. There can be many sections:

{
  "Today's Date":
  "title": ,
  "Summary": ,
  "Sections": [
	{
	  "Heading": ,
	  "Content": 
	}
  ]
  "Conclusion": ,
  "References": [
	{
		"Reference Number": 
		"Reference Text":		
		"Reference URL":
		"Reference Justification":
	}
  ]
}