Rugby World Cup quarter-finals: Fiji's French-trained head coach aims to down England
It is not just the cross channel sporting rivalry that will be at play, but because Fiji will be led by an adopted son.
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How far will it escalate? Region on edge as Israel ramps up response to Hamas
As Israel mobilises and seals off the Gaza Strip, will it be the prelude to an incursion, an invasion, an occupation? For civilians on the Palestinian side, the nightmare is only at its beginning.
Film show: Catherine Deneuve brings humour to former French first lady Bernadette Chirac
We also look at a retrospective dedicated to the "godmother of the French New Wave" Agnès Varda, a thriller from first-time director Iris Kaltenbäck about a friendship upended by pregnancy, and the re-release of drug-addled literature romp "Naked Lunch."
How far will Israel go? Gaza braces for ground offensive after Hamas attack
But the potential prospect of a ground offensive in one of the planet's most densely populated territories comes at a very high cost. How long a war? How many casualties? What endgame? If it's to eliminate Hamas, what should it be replaced with? Israel left Gaza in 2005. Does it want to return? Most pressing is the cost to a civilian population already running low on drinking water.
Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid: 'The endgame is there will be no Hamas in Gaza'
"If you want to look at sad statistics, apparently this (October 7) is the worst day for the Jewish people since the Holocaust," Lapid said.
UK, Ireland to co-host UEFA Euro 2028; Italy and Turkey land 2032
Both bids ran unopposed but still needed official approval from European football's governing body, which they received at a meeting in Switzerland.
Israel in shock: Long war expected after surprise attack by Hamas
How did Israel's ironclad security reputation crumble so easily? We ask about Gaza militants who hid in plain sight and a prime minister whose far-right government put a bitter domestic battle to change the constitution over trust in its own military establishment.
Iran activist wins Nobel Peace Prize, Ukraine and conflicts at EU's doorstep, Paris bedbug fright
The panel, which included regular guests Paul Moreira, Nico Hines, Matthew Dalton and Ana Navarro Pedro, went on to discuss the situation in Ukraine, whose leader was in Granada this Friday asking for aid to European allies as American support wavers, and in the other two conflicts on Europe's doorstep: Armenia and Kosovo.