
France's Education Minister Pledges 3,000 Replacement Teachers Amid Lycée Protests
Edouard Geffray says 3,000 substitute teachers will arrive between Friday and Tuesday as student protests continue across France.
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Edouard Geffray says 3,000 substitute teachers will arrive between Friday and Tuesday as student protests continue across France.
Sydney's efforts to move Nick Blakey hit a hurdle as St Kilda prepares a three-first-round-pick offer, according to Nine.com.au.

Malawi's statistics office says it produced the first joint food security analysis with Comesa and Statistics Norway, using 2024 survey data.

Apple will hold a "Welcome home." event on October 13, with reports pointing to a first smart display, a new Apple TV, and a refreshed HomePod mini.

A report by 이데일리 says fatty liver disease is linked to higher liver cancer risk, with men at 2.39 times and women at 2.88 times the risk.

Is your puffy face really a stress hormone problem — or just dehydration and bad sleep? A blogger digs into the viral cortisol face trend and what doctors actually say.

The Telegraph calls Richard E Grant the worst Traitor ever as Celebrity Traitors airs its third episode and the show loses its first contestant.

Egypt's Health Ministry says the seasonal influenza vaccine is available at primary care units and via hotline 105, with the best protection window in autumn and winter.

Dutch theatre producer Joop van den Ende was visibly moved as an audience gave him a standing ovation lasting almost two minutes, according to NU.

Medscape reports that scalding beverages may raise the risk of esophageal cancer, prompting fresh discussion of how hot is too hot.

A Turkish court held the 95th session of a case against Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, with testimony on alleged bribes and property transfers.
A Russian attack on a civilian bus in Kramatorsk killed 33 people, according to Il Sole 24 ORE, as fears of wider international escalation grow.

Reuters reports that Canadian writer Anne Carson has been awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature.
In a new MasterClass video, Prince Harry describes a two-week depression after leaving royal life and explains how therapy changed his view of mourning Diana.

Protests against illegal immigration turned violent in Soweto and Durban, with vehicles torched, shops looted and police redeployed.

A seven-club trade involving multiple picks is taking shape in the AFL, with the Herald Sun linking it to a possible run at Butters.
A man in his 60s died Thursday after his vehicle ended up in water at a work site in Boliden, Swedish police say.

Phys.org reports researchers are using artificial intelligence alongside microscopy to track down the roles genes play inside cells.

British fashion retailer Asos told customers that names, phone numbers, email and home addresses were exposed in a hack it confirmed this week.

Spain's Lotería Nacional held its Thursday draw on October 8, 2026, with results published by multiple Spanish outlets.

Nigeria's electoral commission says it will work with Google and Microsoft to defend its systems ahead of the 2027 general elections.

Portugal's finance minister has handed the 2027 state budget to parliament, with public debt, schools investment and unemployment among the key figures.

Netflix, Disney+, and Max are fighting dirty for your binge hours. Here's who's actually winning — and why your wallet is the real loser.

A clock built on the element lutetium keeps time so precisely that it would drift by less than a second over 300 billion years, its team reports.
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