RMT strikes set to test London Underground services before Christmas

The Financial Times reported a 2024 agreement to supply Iran with 90 missile launchers. Al Jazeera could not confirm delivery.

France 24 reports the party’s next presidential primary could be crowded and unpredictable, with debate over its direction on key policy issues.

France 24 says the Republican Party must consider how to regain voters and who should lead it after Democrats’ sweeping midterm victory.

Andy Burnham announced a proposed legal requirement, but the government has yet to decide what pay details employers must disclose, which businesses will be covered or how the rule will be enforced.

The prime minister says companies will be legally required to state pay in adverts for new jobs, but the available details do not set out the measure’s scope or timing.

Minister Polly Billington called on major suppliers to identify customers under financial strain as the government plans almost £2.5bn in debt relief for about 2.4 million households.

CNBC says markets are reassessing the path of interest rates, with an Iran war resolution, slower growth and new fiscal policy among possible factors that could curb rate hikes.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics is scheduled to publish October nonfarm payrolls at 8:30 a.m. ET. The supplied report contains no employment figures.

The Economist reports a shift from fake high-end bottles to wine sold in supermarkets, but the supplied material offers no examples or evidence of the scale.