World News A multi-storey building collapsed in Kenya's capital, leaving seven people missing and prompting rescue efforts to find those trapped under the rubble. Meanwhile, in France, over 70,000 police officers are being deployed ahead of a day of protest, a week after nationwide riots. In the US, the White House has announced it will lift tariffs on some Canadian goods, following efforts by Republican Senator Susan Collins. Former US border patrol chief Greg Bovino has also spoken out about the Minneapolis withdrawal, calling it a 'surrender'. ## Sports England's rugby team has thrashed France 82-0, keeping their World Cup hopes alive, while the Red Roses suffered a 2-0 series defeat, ending their record 39-match winning streak. In the US, the Milwaukee Brewers have won the opening game of the World Series, beating the Tampa Bay Rays 3-2. ## Science and Technology A project is underway to restore rare native trees using DNA testing, with conservation groups working to protect endangered black poplars. A historic swimming pond in Cornwall is also being restored, with specialists working to clear the site and understand the tidal inlet. OpenAI has announced it will no longer train its AI models on the live internet, citing 'significant risks', and the UK is set to invest £100m in a 'world first' AI Biosecurity Lab. Nvidia's CEO has also been showing off Microduck robots, which have sold over 20,000 units and are tipped to be a popular Christmas toy. ## Politics and Business The UK government is set to unveil AI spending in the Budget, aimed at shoring up the country's defences. A Tory activist has been accused of being a 'contract killing broker', and had worked for party HQ until earlier this year. The UK state pension has been compared to those in other countries, with questions over whether British pensioners have it better or worse. A civil servant who juggled five jobs has been charged with fraud, despite claiming he was 'survived' to be charged. Green councillors are facing a deadline to disown their party's 'Zionism is racism' policy, and a GP has spoken out about being forced out of her job after raising concerns about gender treatment. ## Entertainment and Health Strictly's new presenters have been getting into the groove, despite initial frosty reviews. Irish DJ Jazzy is set to release her debut album after gaining over a billion streams, and has worked with industry heavyweights like Calvin Harris. Celebrity Traitors has left contestants on a knife edge, and fitness enthusiast Wayne Davies has spoken out about how his addiction to exercise left him anxious and sleep deprived.