Spain Snap Election, Nobel Prize Week, Illegal Tobacco | 10’s Late News
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Tonight on 10’s Late News – Disgraced former royal Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor will head to court on Thursday as he launches legal action against the police force, Spain’s Prime Minister has called a snap election in a bid to quell rising protests, former Bachelor Star Sam Wood has been charged with a string of domestic violence offences including strangulation, a woman has been tasered and arrested after allegedly stabbing a man outside a Sydney cinema, the new Brisbane 2032 Olympic Emblem has been unveiled in the city, the federal government has defended spending $20 million in taxpayer funds to co-host a climate conference in Fiji, the Nobel prize in medicine has been awarded to three scientists, an alleged arsonist is fighting for life after being set alight during a firebomb attack in Melbourne’s north-west, a researcher has died from an unspecified form of the plague in Russia, and a shopkeeper in the Egyptian city of Giza is being labelled a hero for saving a child who fell from
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