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  1. Louvre boss warns of closure risk without major renovations

    Speaking to Le Figaro, Christophe Leribault said that the museum intended to tap private sources of funding for its transformation, but that a major injection of public money would need to be approved after national elections next year.

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  2. Lawes and Genge urge England to end ban on overseas-based players

    Rugby Football Union regulations prevent players at clubs abroad being considered for international selection, a move designed to maintain the quality of the English Prem and give England coach Steve Borthwick greater control over his squad.

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  3. Health workers tackle taboos over drinking with new AI tool

    A new AI-powered hub for health professionals aims to help identify alcohol-related risks and launch discussions with patients, including the link between drinking and cancer, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced on Wednesday.

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  4. WHO calls for urgent health action across the Eastern Mediterranean

    The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) has called for promoting, providing and protecting health in the Eastern Mediterranean region, home to some of the world’s top humanitarian crises such as Sudan, Yemen and the Occupied Palestinian Territory.

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  5. Regulator expects Man City appeal to be heard by January

    City, who have repeatedly maintained they are innocent of the charges, are currently top of the Premier League table with six wins out of six following their 3-0 defeat of Liverpool last weekend.

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  6. Trump's US Super Intelligence Force and AI czar Jay Clayton

    Trump announced a new Super Intelligence task force with the White House AI czar Jay Clayton in charge of a group responsible for making sure the US leads international competition in artificial intelligence development.

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  7. 'Super-Earths' might be better than our planet. But are they reachable?

    PRESS REVIEW – Wednesday, October 14: Portuguese papers are discussing the country's housing problems. Next: in Germany, a humanoid robot has sexually assaulted a teenage girl. In science news, there might be planets more habitable than Earth out there.

    World · France 24 · World ·

  8. A bear with a taste for honey: Winnie the Pooh turns 100

    The world's most famous and very greedy bear is celebrating his centenary this year. Winnie the Pooh made his debut in a story called "The Wrong Kind of Bees" in the London Evening News. The first collection of stories, illustrated by E. H. Shepard, was published as a book on October 14, 1926.

    World · France 24 · World ·