World News: Protests and Crises Protests in Paris turned violent, resulting in around 1,800 arrests and widespread damage to property, including burnt out cars and shattered glass on the streets. A wave of homemade, synthetic drugs is also sweeping the US, deepening the country's drug crisis. Meanwhile, the Catholic Church is making a case for the sainthood of Fr Willie Doyle, a priest who was killed during World War One while trying to help injured and dying soldiers. ## Sports Updates In sports news, Emma Finucane has vowed to 'come back fighting' after narrowly missing out on a gold medal in the Keirin. Chelsea goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez is expected to be fit in a few weeks after undergoing an operation, while top CFP contenders are being assessed after an upset-filled Saturday. ## Science and Environment A new tidal energy generator has been developed by engineer David Mummery, which could change lives for people living in coastal communities. Seal pups have been spotted at a nature reserve in Cumbria for the 12th year in a row, and a study has found that metal pollution in Corby may harm people, although the Environment Agency says it has not found evidence of significant harm. ## Business and Health In business news, a crackdown on sports piracy is underway, but some argue it may already be out of control. The NHS is facing a more challenging winter than normal, according to the health secretary, who has announced a £140m investment in England's urgent care system. Health workers in Northern Ireland are running out of patience with the Stormont budget delay, which has led to hospital doctors announcing two strikes. ## Entertainment and Technology In entertainment news, comedian Paul Whitehouse was mugged at a cash machine in London, and the soundtrack for the TV show Traitors is being praised for its campy tone. Turkish girl group Manifest is taking their music to a global audience, with their first UK concert scheduled to take place at Wembley Arena. In technology news, Meta has removed language from its terms that raised concerns about scraping and AI training, and TikTok has permanently banned an advertising account for a documentary about Elon Musk.