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The day in 60 seconds: Friday 16 October

The five stories leading FTMQ News today, in under a minute.

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The five stories leading FTMQ News on Friday 16 October, each with its full report and sources.

Bill Bradley and Earl Monroe gather at South Bronx basketball school. Former New York Knicks teammates Bill Bradley and Earl Monroe reconnected in the South Bronx at a basketball charter school named after Monroe. Read the report

California Wildfires Trigger Evacuations Amid Severe Heat and Strong Winds. Multiple wildfires erupted across California on Thursday, triggering evacuations and briefly closing a major highway during hot, windy weather conditions. Read the report

Media tycoon Antony Catalano denies domestic assault charges in court. Australian media boss Antony Catalano has denied assaulting his wife and launched a new legal bid for a plea deal in a Melbourne court. Read the report

Kimberly Guilfoyle faces lawsuit and allegations after leaving ambassador post. Former United States Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle is facing a defamation lawsuit and fresh personal allegations following her resignation from her diplomatic position. Read the report

Texas woman receives seven year sentence for deadly drunk driving crash. A 30-year-old driver was sentenced to seven years in prison after a drunken crash in Dallas killed one college student and injured another. Read the report

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In short

  • Bill Bradley and Earl Monroe gather at South Bronx basketball school
  • California Wildfires Trigger Evacuations Amid Severe Heat and Strong Winds
  • Media tycoon Antony Catalano denies domestic assault charges in court
  • Kimberly Guilfoyle faces lawsuit and allegations after leaving ambassador post
  • Texas woman receives seven year sentence for deadly drunk driving crash

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