(Reuters) -U.S. actress Diane Keaton, famed for roles in "Father of the Bride" and "First Wives Club," has died at the age of 79, People reported on Saturday, citing a family spokesperson. (Reporting by Bhargav Acharya in Toronto;)
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VIDEO SHOWS: EGYPT TEAM TRAINING SESSION IN CAIRO STADIUM AHEAD OF WORLD CUP QUALIFIER AGAINST GUINEA-BISSAU RESENDING WITH SCRIPT SHOWS: CAIRO, EGYPT (OCTOBER 11, 2025) (REUTERS – Access all) 1. EGYPT COACH, HOSSAM HASSAN, WALKING ONTO PITCH WITH NATIONAL SQUAD 2. PLAYERS WARMING UP AHEAD OF EGYPT TRAINING SESSION 3. HASSAN SPEAKING TO MEMBERS OF COACHING STAFF 4. PLAYERS KICKING BALL AROUND 5. PLAYERS JOGGING AROUND PITCH 6. GOALKEEPER, MOHAMED EL SHENAWY, STRETCHING 7. EGYPT SQUAD STRETCHING 8. EL SHENAWY WARMING UP 9. HASSAN KICKING BALL WITH MEMBERS OF COACHING STAFF 10. VARIOUS OF PLAYERS TRAINING ON STADIUM PITCH / HASSAN WATCHING ON 11. HASSAN SPEAKING TO PLAYERS AS THEY TRAIN 12. VARIOUS OF DIGITAL SCREEN SIGN INSIDE CAIRO STADIUM READING (English): "2026 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers" STORY: Egypt hit the training pitch on Saturday (October 11) as they gear up to face Guinea-Bissau in a World Cup qualifier at Cairo International Stadium on Sunday (October 12). The Pharaohs have already claimed their spot in the World Cup finals to be hosted next year in the United States, Canada and Mexico as the winner of Group A in the Confederation of African Football's qualifiers following a 3-0 win over Djibouti on Wednesday (October 8). Absent from training was forward Mohamed Salah who scored twice on Wednesday to help Egypt beat Djibouti. Guinea-Bissau sit in fourth place in the group and are out of contention to qualify as only the top teams of each of the nine groups are guaranteed a berth. The four best runners-up will then play in two one-off semi-finals, followed by a final for the final CAF spot. (Production: Sherif Fahmy, Heba Fouad)
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VIDEO SHOWS: FIA EXTREME H WORLD CUP DAY THREE HIGHLIGHTS RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT SHOWS: QIDDIYA CITY, SAUDI ARABIA (OCTOBER 11, 2025) (EXTREME H – See restrictions) 1. START OF THE RACE 2. JAMEEL MOTORSPORT DRIVER KEVIN HANSON TAKES EARLY LEAD 3. VARIOUS OF TEAM HANSEN'S ANDREAS BAKKERUD GETS PUSHED OF THE TRACK BUT MANAGES TO GET BACK IN THE RACE/ DASHCAM OF WINDSCREEN WIPER ON FULL SPEED 4. VARIOUS OF FRASER MC'CONNELL AFTER ROLLING HIS LEADBETTER CAR ON TO ITS SIDE 5. VARIOUS OF RACE 6. TEAM STARD'S MIKAELA AHLIN-KOTTULINSKY RUNS WIDE AND LOSES THIRD POSITION/ HER CO-DRIVER JOHAN KRISTOFFERSSON PUTS HAND ON HIS HEAD 7. VARIOUS OF MOLLY TAYLOR DRIVING THE JAMEEL MOTORSPORT CAR TO VICTORY/ FOOTAGE IN CAR OF TAYLOR DRIVING/ CAR CROSSES THE LINE/ TEAM CELEBRATE 8. CARL COX MOTORSPORT AND TEAM EVEN CARS CROSS THE LINE IN SECOND AND THIRD 9. TAYLOR GETS OUT OF CAR AND CLIMBS OVER BARRIERS TO CELEBRATE WITH TEAMMATES 10. (SOUNDBITE) (English) JAMEEL MOTORSPORT DRIVER KEVIN HANSON ON WINNING, SAYING: "I've fought since 2016 to get a world title in some form. Rallycross is here, and I can't even describe how good it feels." 11. WHITE FLASH 12. (SOUNDBITE) (English) JAMEEL MOTORSPORT DRIVER MOLLY TAYLOR SAYING: "Motorsport doesn't go your way so many times. And so when, like, Sunday, I mean, today, one week ago I was in the hospital getting x-rays, and now we're here. So yeah, when it does go your way, it's sweet." 13. VARIOUS OF HANSON AND TAYLOR RECEIVING TROPHIES AND CELEBRATING STORY: The inaugural FIA Extreme H World Cup reached its climax in Qiddiya City, Saudi Arabia, as Jameel Motorsport’s Kevin Hansen and Molly Taylor made history by winning the world’s first hydrogen-powered event on Saturday (October 11) After three days of intense racing — including time trials, head-to-head duels, and multi-car heats — all eight teams lined up for a four-lap final. Jameel Motorsport started from pole and stormed into the lead on lap one, while contact between Carl Cox Motorsport and Team Hansen shook up the early order. A smooth driver switch saw Taylor take over with a commanding five-second advantage, extending the gap to win by more than seven seconds. Carl Cox Motorsport finished second, with Team EVEN completing the podium, while penalties reshuffled the order behind. The result capped a historic weekend for hydrogen-powered racing, marking the start of a new era in sustainable motorsport. (Production: Simon Ormiston)
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VIDEO SHOWS: SOUNDBITES FROM THE ON COURT INTERVIEWS WITH THE SHANGHAI OPEN FINALISTS VALENTIN VACHEROT AND HIS COUSIN ARTHUR RINDERKNECH RESENDING WITH ATP LOGO ON VIDEO SHOWS: SHANGHAI, CHINA (OCTOBER 11) (ATP MEDIA/IMG – Editorial use only. No Monetisation. No resales) 1. (SOUNDBITE) (French) SHANGHAI MASTERS FINALIST VALETIN VACHEROT ON REACHING HIS FIRST MASTERS FINAL, SAYING: "Maybe it's just my moment, it's maybe everything I've done since the first day I picked up a tennis racket, and my career, in parentheses let’s say, well, it's the launch. I don't expect to hear the Monegasque anthem. It's magnificent. But like I said, I think everything has fallen into place. All the work I've done has fallen into place this week and what's great is that I'm going to be able to leave it in a corner of my head. Even if I've already done it in training. I'm going to be able to keep it in a corner of my head and try to continue to do that throughout my career." 2. (SOUNDBITE) (French) SHANGHAI MASTERS FINALIST ARTHUR RINDERKNECH ON PLAYING HIS COUSIN ON SUNDAY, SAYING: "I just want to enjoy tomorrow (October 12), we'll see, we'll see what he does tomorrow, we'll have fun like when we played when we were 12 years old and. And we'll see. I think there are two winners today, there will be two winners tomorrow night, and there will be no losers." 3. (SOUNDBITE) (English) SHANGHAI MASTERS FINALIST VALETIN VACHEROT ON THE PEOPLE WHO HELPED HIM BECOME A PROFESSIONAL, SAYING: "Thanks to my parents, thanks to my family already, you know, when I was growing up, my brother Benjamin, that's over there was playing on the tour and he was ranked most of his career around the 200 in the world. And for me that was already unreal to be 200 in the world. I mean, me looking and just now to be here and then just I gotta say, it's so much thank you to to Steve Denton, Kevin O'Shea and all the coaches in Texas A&M, because they taught me the same thing, just to work hard. This is probably where I learned how to be a professional tennis player and to stop just playing for fun. You know, to really work as a professional and to be as high in the ranking and then say thank you to now that the Monaco Federation, we're such a small family and we're pushing each other." 4. (SOUNDBITE) (English) SHANGHAI MASTERS FINALIST ARTHUR RINDERKNECH ON PLAYING HIS COUSIN IN THE FINAL, SAYING: "I don't know. Even in the, in the best dreams, we couldn't we couldn't have dreamt about about this. So I can't even say it's a dream because I don't think even one person in our family dreamt about it. So it wasn't a dream. It's just a dream that came out of nowhere and you know, we started believing it. I'll say in the quarters maybe I was like, 'who knows?' You know, it's really hard. Maybe one guy or two can pull out or whatever can happen. And you know, now we are here and we fought through so many matches and somehow we are the both guys standing at the end, so just incredible." STORY: A storybook ending is coming to Shanghai on Sunday (October 12) as cousins Arthur Rinderknech and Valentin Vacherot meet in a highly improbable final at the Rolex Shanghai Masters. It is the first ATP Masters 1000 final for both men and Vacherot, at No. 204, is the lowest-ranked finalist in Masters 1000 history. It will also be the first head-to-head meeting between France's Rinderknech and Monaco's Vacherot. Vacherot, a qualifier, stunned four-time Shanghai champion and No. 4 seed Novak Djokovic of Serbia 6-3, 6-4 in one hour and 43 minutes in Saturday's (October 11) first semi-final. Rinderknech, also unseeded, rallied for a 4-6, 6-2, 6-4 victory against 2019 Shanghai winner and No. 16 seed Daniil Medvedev of Russia in two hours and 30 minutes. The cousins, who both played college tennis at Texas A&M, embraced courtside after Medvedev double-faulted to end the match. "In the best dreams, we couldn't have dreamt about this, so I can't even say it's a dream, because I don't think even one person in our family dreamt about it," Rinderknech said. (Production: Simon Ormiston)
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VIDEO SHOWS: EGYPT TEAM TRAINING SESSION IN CAIRO STADIUM AHEAD OF WORLD CUP QUALIFIER AGAINST GUINEA-BISSAU SHOTLIST ONLY. FULL SCRIPT TO FOLLOW. SHOWS: CAIRO, EGYPT (OCTOBER 11, 2025) (REUTERS – Access all) 1. EGYPT COACH, HOSSAM HASSAN, WALKING ONTO PITCH WITH NATIONAL SQUAD 2. PLAYERS WARMING UP AHEAD OF EGYPT TRAINING SESSION 3. HASSAN SPEAKING TO MEMBERS OF COACHING STAFF 4. PLAYERS KICKING BALL AROUND 5. PLAYERS JOGGING AROUND PITCH 6. GOALKEEPER, MOHAMED EL SHENAWY, STRETCHING 7. EGYPT SQUAD STRETCHING 8. EL SHENAWY WARMING UP 9. HASSAN KICKING BALL WITH MEMBERS OF COACHING STAFF 10. VARIOUS OF PLAYERS TRAINING ON STADIUM PITCH / HASSAN WATCHING ON 11. HASSAN SPEAKING TO PLAYERS AS THEY TRAIN 12. VARIOUS OF DIGITAL SCREEN SIGN INSIDE CAIRO STADIUM READING (English): "2026 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers" STORY: (Production: Sherif Fahmy, Heba Fouad)
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VIDEO SHOWS: FIA EXTREME H WORLD CUP DAY THREE HIGHLIGHTS FULL SHOTLIST AND SCRIPT TO FOLLOW SHOWS: QIDDIYA CITY, SAUDI ARABIA (OCTOBER 10, 2025) (EXTREME H – See restrictions)
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(Corrects paragraphs 1, 2 and 4 to show the Gates Foundation has not begun work on broad weight-loss drug access; clarifies Bill Gates' quote in paragraph 4 to show he was speaking more generally on the Foundation's work on drug access; adds detail on current work in paragraph 6; changes first bullet point) By Jennifer Rigby LONDON (Reuters) -Bill Gates and the Pan American Health Organization are both interested in making weight-loss drugs like Novo Nordisk's Wegovy and Eli Lilly's Mounjaro more accessible in lower-income countries, the global health figures told Reuters. In separate interviews, Microsoft founder Gates and PAHO director Dr Jarbas Barbosa said they recognized the unequal availability of the highly effective but expensive treatments. About 70% of the roughly one billion people with obesity live in low and middle-income countries which may struggle to meet the costs of tackling the epidemic and associated health problems like diabetes and heart disease. In response to a question about whether his namesake Foundation would help make weight loss treatments more accessible, Gates said "probably". He said the Gates Foundation had a track record of taking medicines that are shown to be effective in high-income countries "and figure out how to make it super, super cheap so that it can get to everyone in the world". For example, it is currently working with Indian drug manufacturer Hetero to help bring cheaper copies of a new HIV prevention drug to the market in lower-income countries for $40 a year. A Gates Foundation spokesperson said that the organization is currently working on early-stage research into the potential for the weight-loss drugs to help improve outcomes for women with gestational diabetes. LOW-COST COPIES From next year, the active ingredient in Novo Nordisk's blockbuster Wegovy drug, semaglutide, comes off patent in countries including China and India. Generic manufacturers are already working on low-cost copies. The brand-name weight-loss drugs are primarily sold in wealthier countries, where prescriptions cost hundreds of dollars per month. The Gates Foundation could also potentially support clinical trials to test how these medicines affect different populations and provide the data needed to broaden access, Gates said. Any entry into obesity would represent a new arena for the Gates Foundation, which remains focused on fighting the deadliest diseases in low-income countries, like malaria. Obesity's role in chronic illness has created a new urgency around addressing rising global rates, although it is still not the biggest problem facing most of the countries where the Foundation operates, Gates said. The World Health Organization estimates that the economic costs of overweight and obesity will reach $3 trillion by 2030 if nothing is done to contain it. WHO recommended in draft guidelines this year using weight-loss drugs as an obesity treatment for adults, but criticized their manufacturers over cost and lack of availability. Its Americas arm, PAHO, manages a fund that helps push down medicine prices by guaranteeing bulk orders on behalf of its 35 member states. Using the fund, which is financed by the member states, is an option for weight-loss drugs, Barbosa told Reuters. He said it could also help manufacturers clear regulatory requirements rather than applying in each country for approval. "We are starting the conversation," he said, adding that PAHO is developing recommendations for how best to use the drugs and plans to speak to Novo, Lilly and generic drugmakers within the next couple of weeks. Eli Lilly declined to comment. Novo Nordisk said in a statement that it recognised the "unmet need" for its treatments. "We are deeply committed to serving patients around the world," the Danish company said. (Editing by Michele Gershberg and Catherine Evans)
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VIDEO SHOWS: FIA EXTREME H WORLD CUP DAY THREE HIGHLIGHTS FULL SHOTLIST AND SCRIPT TO FOLLOW SHOWS: QIDDIYA CITY, SAUDI ARABIA (OCTOBER 10, 2025) (EXTREME H – See restrictions)
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VIDEO SHOWS: INTER MIAMI TEAM TRAINING SESSION / SOUNDBITES FROM INTER MIAMI DEFENDER JORDI ALBA ON HIS DECISION TO RETIRE FROM SOCCER AT THE END OF THE CURRENT SEASON COMPLETE SHOTLIST AND SCRIPT TO FOLLOW
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VIDEO SHOWS: SOUNDBITES FROM THE ON COURT INTERVIEWS WITH THE SHANGHAI OPEN FINALISTS VALENTIN VACHEROT AND HIS COUSIN ARTHUR RINDERKNECH RESENDING WITH SHOTLIST AND SCRIPT SHOWS: SHANGHAI, CHINA (OCTOBER 11) (ATP MEDIA/IMG – Editorial use only. No Monetisation. No resales) 1. (SOUNDBITE) (French) SHANGHAI MASTERS FINALIST VALETIN VACHEROT ON REACHING HIS FIRST MASTERS FINAL, SAYING: "Maybe it's just my moment, it's maybe everything I've done since the first day I picked up a tennis racket, and my career, in parentheses let’s say, well, it's the launch. I don't expect to hear the Monegasque anthem. It's magnificent. But like I said, I think everything has fallen into place. All the work I've done has fallen into place this week and what's great is that I'm going to be able to leave it in a corner of my head. Even if I've already done it in training. I'm going to be able to keep it in a corner of my head and try to continue to do that throughout my career." 2. (SOUNDBITE) (French) SHANGHAI MASTERS FINALIST ARTHUR RINDERKNECH ON PLAYING HIS COUSIN ON SUNDAY, SAYING: "I just want to enjoy tomorrow (October 12), we'll see, we'll see what he does tomorrow, we'll have fun like when we played when we were 12 years old and. And we'll see. I think there are two winners today, there will be two winners tomorrow night, and there will be no losers." 3. (SOUNDBITE) (English) SHANGHAI MASTERS FINALIST VALETIN VACHEROT ON THE PEOPLE WHO HELPED HIM BECOME A PROFESSIONAL, SAYING: "Thanks to my parents, thanks to my family already, you know, when I was growing up, my brother Benjamin, that's over there was playing on the tour and he was ranked most of his career around the 200 in the world. And for me that was already unreal to be 200 in the world. I mean, me looking and just now to be here and then just I gotta say, it's so much thank you to to Steve Denton, Kevin O'Shea and all the coaches in Texas A&M, because they taught me the same thing, just to work hard. This is probably where I learned how to be a professional tennis player and to stop just playing for fun. You know, to really work as a professional and to be as high in the ranking and then say thank you to now that the Monaco Federation, we're such a small family and we're pushing each other." 4. (SOUNDBITE) (English) SHANGHAI MASTERS FINALIST ARTHUR RINDERKNECH ON PLAYING HIS COUSIN IN THE FINAL, SAYING: "I don't know. Even in the, in the best dreams, we couldn't we couldn't have dreamt about about this. So I can't even say it's a dream because I don't think even one person in our family dreamt about it. So it wasn't a dream. It's just a dream that came out of nowhere and you know, we started believing it. I'll say in the quarters maybe I was like, 'who knows?' You know, it's really hard. Maybe one guy or two can pull out or whatever can happen. And you know, now we are here and we fought through so many matches and somehow we are the both guys standing at the end, so just incredible." STORY: A storybook ending is coming to Shanghai on Sunday (October 12) as cousins Arthur Rinderknech and Valentin Vacherot meet in a highly improbable final at the Rolex Shanghai Masters. It is the first ATP Masters 1000 final for both men and Vacherot, at No. 204, is the lowest-ranked finalist in Masters 1000 history. It will also be the first head-to-head meeting between France's Rinderknech and Monaco's Vacherot. Vacherot, a qualifier, stunned four-time Shanghai champion and No. 4 seed Novak Djokovic of Serbia 6-3, 6-4 in one hour and 43 minutes in Saturday's (October 11) first semi-final. Rinderknech, also unseeded, rallied for a 4-6, 6-2, 6-4 victory against 2019 Shanghai winner and No. 16 seed Daniil Medvedev of Russia in two hours and 30 minutes. The cousins, who both played college tennis at Texas A&M, embraced courtside after Medvedev double-faulted to end the match. "In the best dreams, we couldn't have dreamt about this, so I can't even say it's a dream, because I don't think even one person in our family dreamt about it," Rinderknech said. (Production: Simon Ormiston)
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