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Netanyahu meets passengers from flydubai flightWorld

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met four passengers from a flydubai flight on October 1. A day earlier, the co-pilot stabbed the captain, forcing the aircraft to make an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia. Most passengers were Israeli and received a warm welcome after returning home.

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Asian Games: Singapore ju-jitsu exponent Noah Lim misses out on medalSports

Singapore ju-jitsu exponent Noah Lim came close to securing a historic Asian Games medal but missed the podium for a second consecutive Games. He is taking his top-five finish in stride and hopes to return stronger after learning from his experience in Japan.

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Making sense of modern-day Middle East conflictsWorld

British historian Simon Sebag Montefiore joins CBS Mornings to discuss his new book, “The Cauldron: The Making of the Modern Middle East,” which examines conflicts in the Middle East and their impact on today’s geopolitics.

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LIVE: NASA and SpaceX launch Crew-13 to the ISSScience

NASA astronauts Jessica Watkins and Luke Delaney, Canadian Space Agency astronaut Joshua Kutryk and Roscosmos cosmonaut Sergey Teteryatnikov launched from Cape Canaveral, Florida, bound for the International Space Station.

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Teens block high schools across France, demand better conditionsSociety

France’s prime minister held a crisis meeting on Thursday and canceled ministers’ trips as protests by high school students spread nationwide. The students are protesting under-resourced schools, long hours and other grievances; some demonstrations have turned violent, with police making hundreds of arrests.

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Active ageing: 16,000 seniors to plan activities and play adaptive sportsSociety

More than 16,000 seniors at seven Active Ageing Centres in Singapore will be able to fly drones, play adaptive sports, beat drums and organise activities under a new Methodist Welfare Services framework. The government has identified social connection, alongside healthcare, as a priority for the ageing population.

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Rethinking traditional designs: A French twist on the kimonoCulture

On Entre Nous, Paris-based designer Alice Kith discusses how her brand A-Kith reimagines the traditional kimono through a contemporary French perspective, combining heritage and craftsmanship with modern Parisian style. The programme also examines influences from Poiret and Kenzo and the kimono’s place in Paris fashion history.

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Morning News NOW Full Episode – Oct. 1Other

The Oct. 1 broadcast reports that a Flydubai flight was rerouted to Saudi Arabia after the pilots violently clashed in the cockpit, with investigations now underway. It also covers a Texas man held over an alleged plan to attack the state Capitol and Tennessee’s two unsuccessful efforts to execute death-row inmate Christa Pike by lethal injection.

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Death row inmate heard 'SNORING' after failed execution attemptsSociety

Steve Harrigan reports on a botched execution involving a Tennessee death row inmate who was hospitalized after repeated lethal-injection attempts failed. The inmate reportedly heard “snoring” afterward.

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Police use tear gas to disperse students protesting in ParisWorld

Tensions rose outside a barricaded high school in Paris, where masked and hooded protesters gathered around a large bonfire. Police used tear gas to disperse students taking part in a growing movement demanding more funding and resources for French schools.

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AI boom could trigger market shocks, Bank of England governor warnsEconomy

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey has warned that artificial intelligence could cause financial market shocks and said the UK must be ready. He said the central bank is watching the huge sums flowing into AI very carefully, cautioning that not everyone will win. Investment and lending to AI firms have helped push some valuations into the multi-trillion-dollar range.

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New study finds 84% of those surveyed ideally want at least one childSociety

Singapore may be experiencing fewer births, yet most young adults surveyed still say they want children. A Thomson Medical-NUS study found that 84% ideally hope to have at least one child, pointing to a gap between aspirations for parenthood and the country’s declining fertility rate.

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2 elders killed in Tsawwassen Mills crash on Truth and Reconciliation DaySociety

Two Tsawwassen First Nation elders were killed Wednesday after a pickup towing a trailer struck pedestrians outside Tsawwassen Mills in Delta, B.C. At least four people were hit while attending a Truth and Reconciliation Day walk organized by the First Nation. Police said the driver may have suffered a medical emergency before losing control.

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Nightline Full Broadcast — Wednesday, September 30, 2026Other

The broadcast features Jane Doe’s statement to Cornell campus police, former contestants of “The Swan” speaking out decades after their makeovers, Six Flags’ permanent closure of its X2 roller coaster following multiple lawsuits, a conversation with testicular cancer survivors, and Anne Hathaway discussing a doctor’s warning to stay away from “Hot Ones.”

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CoinDesk Live at KBW 2026 | Day 2 ReplayEconomy

CoinDesk’s Seoul coverage of KBW 2026’s second day features policymakers, financial institutions and technology companies discussing how blockchain, stablecoins, tokenization and AI could converge to rebuild the foundations of modern capital markets.

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