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The trial of Tommy Robinson on harassment charges began in London on Monday, October 19, according to Press Gazette. Alex and Jordan discuss what is known so far about the proceedings.

Omar Marmoush scored his first Tottenham goal to restore the lead after Jack Rudoni equalized for Coventry following half-time, as Spurs beat Coventry City in Monday's Premier League action, BBC Sport reports. Alex and Jordan break down the match and what it means for Spurs.

At least two people are dead in eastern Spain after heavy rainfall triggered flash floods, with rescue teams and the military evacuating stranded residents in the Valencia region, the BBC reports. Alex and Jordan also cover a landmark court ruling clearing former Catalan president Carles Puigdemont to return from Belgium.

A Kenyan court in Mombasa has begun delivering its verdict in the trial of preacher Paul Mackenzie and 29 others accused of killing nearly 200 people in the Shakahola cult case, under heavy security, the BBC reports. Alex and Jordan examine one of the most shocking trials in Kenya's history.

Greek authorities say 12 migrants died in two separate Aegean Sea incidents on Monday, including six who drowned when a speedboat from Turkey struck a Greek coastguard vessel, the BBC reports. Alex and Jordan look at what happened and the ongoing migration crisis in the Aegean.

Houthi forces fired three ballistic missiles at a Yemeni government military training camp in Shabwa province on Monday, killing at least 18 soldiers during morning training, according to Reuters. Alex and Jordan examine the attack and the rising tensions across the Middle East.

President Emmanuel Macron has rejected Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez's offer to resign over the weekend's riots, ordering him instead to deliver an urgent plan to prevent further violence. Alex and Jordan examine why Macron kept his minister, what the Marseille visit signals, and the pressure now on Nuñez.

France has imposed localized curfews across Paris, Lyon, Marseille, Nice and the Nord department after a weekend of riots that left more than 2,000 arrested, at least two dead, and nearly 3,000 businesses damaged or looted. Alex and Jordan break down the curfew zones, the government's response, and what comes next for France.

Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukraine's allies gave no early warning of overnight Russian attacks, in which Russia launched 16 ballistic missiles and over 200 drones at energy facilities, leaving more than 500,000 families without electricity, the BBC reports. Alex and Jordan examine the fallout and the wider escalation.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio, speaking to reporters in Uzbekistan on Monday, denied Volodymyr Zelensky's claim that the US blocked intelligence sharing with Ukraine for three days during Russian ballistic missile attacks. Alex and Jordan sort through the competing claims and what's at stake for the alliance.