The user wants a summary of the Telejornal from October 11th, 2026. I'll call get_telejornal_summary with date 2026-10-11. The question is in English, so answer in English.The user asked in English to summarize the Telejornal from October 11th, 2026. The tool returned the bulletin for 2026-10-11 with topics and seek URLs. I need to: 1. Lead with "Telejornal Madeira — 11 October 2026:" 2. Present a clean bulleted list, one bullet per story, each headline bold and linked to its seek_url. 3. All in English (the user's question is English). 4. Link the source video (url + part URLs). 5. End with ONE short follow-up offer. There are 16 topics — that's a lot but it's a per-topic digest; the instruction says format as one bullet per story. The "show at most top ~5 items" rule applies to lists of places etc., but for telejornal the format instruction says one bullet per story from summary. I'll present all stories but keep each brief — maybe group thematically? The instructions say: "FORMAT as a clean Markdown bulleted list — one bullet PER STORY". So I'll list all 16 bullets, concise. Each topic headline should be linked to its seek_url: `- [**<Topic>**](<seek_url>) — <detail>.` Translate headlines into English, keep proper names in Portuguese (Madalena Costa, Santa Cruz, CD Nacional, Rio Ave, Pico dos Barcelos, Santo António, Porto Moniz, Vereda da Vigia das Baleias...). Let me write it: Telejornal Madeira — Sunday 11 October 2026: Actually just state date: "Telejornal Madeira — 11 October 2026:" then list. Bullets: - [**Madalena Costa is world champion again in artistic skating**](seek) — The Santa Cruz athlete won her 14th gold medal and set a new world record at the World Skate Games in Paraguay. - [**Regional Government to boost support for Venezuela**] — Plans to increase financial support for the Madeiran community in Venezuela affected by June's earthquakes... - [**Nacional suffer sixth straight Primeira Liga defeat**] — lost 3–2 away...to Rio Ave; sit 16th. - **Rise in dating violence among young people** - **Conference on diabetic retinopathy and diabetes** - **Workplace stress and anxiety across the EU** - **Porto Santo at Atlantic Tourism Days** - **Nature Festival wraps up** - **Seabird rescue campaign** - **Santo António parish council plans Pico dos Barcelos viewpoint development** - **Whale Watchers' Path rehabilitation project in Porto Moniz** - **Santo da Serra market reopens after renovation** - Sports results... Then source link line: "Watch: [RTP Play – full bulletin](url)" plus parts. Follow-up offer: "Want yesterday's (12 Oct) bulletin or..." Actually latest is Oct 12; offer previous/next day or written headlines on a topic. One short offer: e.g., "Want me to pull up today's written headlines too?" Better cross-domain: e.g., Madalena Costa / Nacional news → news domain headlines about Nacional? Keep simple: "Want Sunday's written news headlines as well?" Hmm—telejornal was Saturday/Sunday Oct 11 was a Sunday (today is Tuesday Oct 13). Offer: 'I can also check recent news headlines on any of these stories'. One single next step. Format check: no HTML, no horizontal rules. Bullets with links on same line—ensure links unbroken single-line. Part URLs are extra videos for parts beyond first; since topics have individual seek_urls which jump within parts already linked via URL fragments (/1477563 etc.), I'll link main url and note parts exist? Rule says ALWAYS include url AND may list part_urls. I'll include all three briefly? That could be cluttered; rule says "(url + you may list part URLs)". Topics' seek urls point into those parts anyway (parts contain #t= fragments via their own urls like .../1477563#t=521). I'll just link the main full bulletin once—maybe fine ("ALWAYS link the source video" - singular). To be safe add both part links compactly inline? Simpler: single Watch line with main link since every topic already carries its own deep link including part pages via their fragment (#t within that part page - actually the part_url contains /1477563 suffix so those ARE listed already through topic links). Good enough; cite main URL as source plus mention whole broadcast available there. Write final answer now—concise bullets covering each of ~16 stories briefly grouped maybe under subheads Sports section not required though grouping helps readability while remaining strictly one-bullet-per-story order preserved from broadcast order rather than thematic reshuffle mixing chronology... Simplest faithful approach maintains original sequence exactly as transcribed without reordering thematically!