Morning Show’s Headlines: Earthquake and Flooding Devastate Morocco and Libya, Kim Jong Un’s Visit to Russia Raises Concerns, French Highway Code Gets a Makeover

Like every morning, Jean-Baptiste Boursier’s morning show teams present the day’s news to you at 7 a.m. In the headlines this morning, relief work continues in Morocco, where the toll continues to rise after the earthquake that occurred during the night from Friday to Saturday. The authorities report nearly 2,900 deaths. Another natural disaster has taken place in Libya, hit hard by torrential rains for nearly 48 hours. Numerous floods devastated entire neighborhoods, killing at least a hundred people. The news of the day is also the arrival of Kim Jong Un’s armored train in Russia. The North Korean leader is due to meet Vladimir Putin on a date currently kept secret, arousing concern in the international community. In France, the Highway Code is getting a makeover, with a new exam. On the sports side, French international football player Paul Pogba was provisionally suspended on Monday by the Italian Anti-Doping Agency, after suspicions of testosterone doping.