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  "publishedAt": "2026-04-02T05:34:30.000Z",
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  "textContent": "\n\n\nThis is the moment Ben Leo was moved to tears as he watched Artemis II blast off alongside his son, Jude.\n\nBen was on the ground in Cape Canaveral - alongside some 400,000 others - to witness the Nasa mission set off on its journey to the Moon.\n\nAs the rocket soared into the sky, the Late Show Live host was visibly emotional - while Jude cheered as he sat in his father's arms.\n\n\"It was like a rolling stream of thunder which gripped your body,\" he later said of the sheer sound of the take-off.\n\nBen, who had been awake for 24 hours to cover the launch, went on to tell GB News Breakfast exactly what happened in Florida.\n\n**_WATCH THE CLIP ABOVE FOR MORE_**",
  "title": "Ben Leo moved to tears as he watches historic Artemis II launch with his son"
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