We hear from campaigners trying to change the law in El Salvador, where abortion is completely illegal and where even women who miscarry or need hospital treatment can be imprisoned.

Another night of rioting in France means holidaymakers are now being warned to be aware and expect disruption.

We also hear all about “Do Nothing Rental Man” - Japan’s unlikely social media star

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France is rocked by violent riots - as tourists are warned there could be curfews. We dig deep into why they're so big and so violent.

Also, Sweden scuppers its chances of joining NATO any time soon with the Quran burning incident and Madonna’s reminder that she’s not invincible.

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Paris comes to a standstill as riots continue over the police killing of a teenager. It’s the worst violence in 18 years. Plus - with Wagner on the wane could the West gain more influence in Africa?

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The US is set to honour the 1993 Chemical Weapons Convention by destroying the last of its nerve agent stockpiles. But what does it mean as war rages in Ukraine? Plus - we hear from a man who has fathered 550 children and Italy's 'worst teacher' is finally sacked.

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The World in 10 sits in on The Times' Q&A about the Wagner mutiny and hears how Ukraine is responding to it. Plus - there are fears people could die this summer climbing Mount Fuji and The Times' take on Glastonbury. 

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We ask if the Russian President can survive Yevgeny Prigozhin's assault on Moscow..

Also, we hear about the work being done to save us from the antibiotics time bomb 

Plus we meet the UK's best tribute acts

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We update you on the extraordinary news of a rebellion against the Russian military by the Wagner private military group. Could these mercenaries start a civil war? 

Also the Australian Prime Minister mocks a squatting Russian diplomat in Canberra.. and a legendary jockey retires. Or does he?

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As dozens of women tell of their teenage relationships with Elvis Presley, the Times asks whether it's the moment for the King of Rock 'n' Roll to face his own #metoo movement?

Also, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is in the Times of London's offices but can he convince he will successfully bring down inflation and dampen the pressure on people's wallets?

And French politicians quitting in their droves, why Wimbledon is under fire and the "dress-sneaker", can they ever be OK?

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