The Louis Vuitton mogul Bernard Arnault has French prosecutors perplexed due to a suspicious Chavel Blanc property deal. Plus - chaos as anti-doping officials turn up to an athletics track in India and the afternoon naps at work.

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A UK employment tribunal decides critical race theory can be challenged in the office. Plus: new antisemitism allegations against Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters and why ultra-processed foods may actually be good for you.

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It seems trivial but in the US the Democrats are spending as much time on ensuring Joe Biden doesn't fall over as they are on any policy - could a simple trip really hamper the President's chances at next year's election?

Desperate North Koreans are trying a dangerous route to the South as defection increasingly becomes their only option for a better life - and it's proving fatal.

Also on the World in 10 today, a mortician rescues a woman who was declared dead but arrived still breathing, King Charles saves the business of a young vintner and could the world record-breaking marathon trainer help your amateur running?

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The Times has found positive reports about the four-day week might not be all they seem. Plus: we take a look at what's happening in Armenia.

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Tigist Assefa obliterates the women's marathon world record in an Adidas running shoe that is helping change the sport at elite and amateur level. Plus - The Times is told that torture has become Russia's 'state policy' in occupied Ukraine and Elvis Presley is dethroned in Las Vegas.

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In today's World in 10 we hear and exclusive with the Attorney-General who investigated Jeffrey Epstein's sex crimes in the US Virgin Islands.

Also fears are growing in Greece over a new surge in refugees and a German city with a dark past becomes the new home of the Conference of European Rabbis.

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A triumphant finale for the space mission that may yield information on the history of the solar system. Plus - Moroccans seek shelter two weeks after the quake, and the Clooneys quit Lake Como.

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The son of a Sikh activist, shot dead in his own country of Canada, allegedly on the say-so of the Indian government, breaks his silence to the Times, telling of his fears for his own life and calling on the US, UK, Australia and New Zealand to sanction India over its actions.

Also today: how are some rich Ukrainian men avoiding their military duty? And Taylor Swift academics unite, French fury over an unnecessary injury to their best rugby player and the pointless act of cheating at Wordle!

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Venezuela's government clears a mega jail which, until yesterday, was more like a hotel with a nightclub, pool and even a zoo - but what does it all mean and why now?

Also today what's it like hosting a podcast from a firm that's in the news itself? Why is Poland pulling its arms support for Ukraine? Why is a global megastar athlete drinking on the job? And just how good is King Charles' French?

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Spain's female footballers appear to have ended their feud with the Spanish Football Association over the non-consensual kiss planted by the body's former Chief Executive on one of their World Cup-winning players, but is this truly the end of a row that's gone global?

Also: just how close was Europe to a 2nd war over the last 24 hours?

You'll also hear the latest as US journalist Evan Gershkovich continues to fight espionage charges in Russia, details of the world's greatest forgery artist, and why you might want to take a gap year in your 50s!

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