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The secret behind choosing People’s Sexiest Man AliveCulture

People magazine editor-in-chief Charlotte Triggs discusses how the Sexiest Man Alive is selected and what she can reveal about past winners. The conversation also considers what Noah Wyle’s crowning says about 2026 and the meaning of being a sexy man.

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Two trains collide south of Madrid in SpainWorld28:46

At least 10 people have died after two trains collided south of Madrid, a regional official says. Spanish emergency services are deploying all available resources, including several fire crews, three helicopters and two mobile intensive care units, a spokesperson tells AFP.

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Singapore leaders meet 10 firms potentially linked to haze-causing firesSociety2:34

Singapore’s Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong, Senior Minister K Shanmugam and Sustainability and Environment Minister Grace Fu met executives from 10 companies potentially connected to fires causing haze. They outlined government expectations and plans to strengthen laws to hold those responsible for haze pollution accountable.

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Piker calls Omar probe a ‘BS paperwork violation’Politics

Constitutional attorney Jonathan Turley joined “The Story” to discuss Twitch streamer Hasan Piker’s defense of Rep. Ilhan Omar, who is under federal investigation over her immigration history, marriage and financial filings.

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Top Texas Republican warns party is losing the early votePolitics

With Election Day six days away, Texas Republican State Comptroller Don Huffines says his party is losing the early vote. The latest polls show Republican Ken Paxton tied with his opponent. The broadcast also flags Israel’s too-close-to-call election and DNA linking Ted Bundy to another killing.

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Israel: The economic challenges aheadEconomy

Questions are mounting over Israel’s economic future after the elections. With living costs among the region’s highest and defence spending continuing to rise, households are under growing financial pressure.

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Israel election: No clear winner so farPolitics

With more than 60% of ballots counted, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s camp is narrowly ahead of the opposition but has not secured a clear majority. The partial results may change, and the two leading prime ministerial candidates traded barbs in speeches after polls closed.

FFrance 24 English
Divers explore oldest medieval warship found off SwedenCulture

Divers are assessing the unusually intact remains of a 15th-century warship in Sweden’s Stockholm archipelago, described as the oldest medieval vessel found off the country.

Eeuronews
Live: How close is Netanyahu to winning Israel’s election?Politics

Israel’s election has no clear winner yet. Partial results suggest the bloc led by Benjamin Netanyahu may be ahead, but questions remain about the opposition’s prospects and the impact of votes for Arab parties.

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Live: How close is Netanyahu to winning Israel’s election?World55:04

Israel’s election has no clear winner yet, though partial results suggest Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc may be ahead. The discussion considers whether the opposition is still in contention and what role votes for Arab parties could play.

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Nightline Full Broadcast — Tuesday, October 27, 2026Culture

The program features the Alexander brothers speaking during sentencing, a new docuseries about Matthew Perry based on people who knew him, Jimmy Chin and Jim Morrison discussing a new Everest documentary, and People magazine’s 2026 “Sexiest Man Alive.”

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What do Hispanic voters think about the US midterms?Politics1:37

With the US midterms approaching, some Hispanic voters in South Texas say they are dissatisfied with economic conditions, immigration and the expense of daily life. They backed Donald Trump in 2024.

Eeuronews
Lawmakers arrive at Downing Street ahead of UK budgetPolitics

UK lawmakers arrive at Downing Street before Finance Minister John Healey announces the budget. Healey is due to unveil the “Red Box” outside before heading to parliament.

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Market analysis: Oil remains the risk for another weekEconomy3:12

Anna Edwards, Guy Johnson, Tom Mackenzie and Mark Cudmore discuss the day's key themes for analysts and investors on “Bloomberg: The Opening Trade.”

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French Senate debates new ‘rioters pay’ billPolitics3:47

French senators are debating a bill that would make people involved in riots, as well as others in their group, liable for damages. The proposal’s collective civil liability principle divides lawmakers; opponents warn it could undermine the right to protest by deterring people afraid of being held responsible unfairly.

FFrance 24 English
South Africa runs 7.6-kilometre freight-train trial in world-record bidEconomy

Transnet, South Africa’s state logistics operator, says its test run linked Saldanha Bay with an inland iron ore mine over 860 kilometres. The empty train had 696 wagons and stretched 7.6 kilometres as the company pursued a world-record mark.

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