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TODAY's morning briefing for Sept 30

Good morning! What's on the calendar today: Funeral for former Israeli president Shimon Peres, Typhoon Megi continues to pound East Asia and more...

TODAY's morning briefing for Sept 30
Joseph Schooling cooling down after evening training at the University of Texas in Austin. This is the photo for the book cover and it was taken in January this year. Photo: Alvin Toh
TODAY's morning briefing for Sept 30
Joseph Schooling and his father, Colin, taking a break at their home after returning from Parliament where he was honoured for his Olympic triumph. Photo: Alvin Toh
TODAY's morning briefing for Sept 30
Joseph Schooling with his long-time domestic helper, Yolanda Pascual, when he was being interviewed by Philippines media, during his short stay in Singapore after the Olympics. Photo: Alvin Toh
TODAY's morning briefing for Sept 30
Joseph Schooling's mother, May, using her smartphone to take photos of the crowd that had turned up at Changi Airport to welcome Joseph back from Rio after his 100m butterfly gold-medal win. Photo: Alvin Toh
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Published September 29, 2016
Updated September 30, 2016
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Good morning! What's happening today:

  • The funeral for former Israeli president Shimon Peres happens today, and world leaders, including US president Barack Obama, Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas, Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau, and French president Francois Hollande, are expected to attend
     
  • Typhoon Megi continues to pound East Asia
     

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