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Now it's official: Jürgen Klopp takes over the national team. He signs until after the 2030 World Cup, brings three confidants – and the DFB even saves the transfer fee.

Symbolic image: historic auditorium · Photo: Wikimedia Commons (CC0) Following the death of Alain Delon, Arte has changed its programming to pay tribute to the legendary actor. The channel is showing the documentaries 'Alain Delon, in person' and 'Romy and Alain: Eternal Fiancées' and the feature film 'Like cats of prey'. On Monday evening, the crime thriller 'Silent as the Night' starring Delon and Jean Gabin. https://www.arte.tv/en/

Alain Delon, an icon of French cinema, dies at the age of 88. His undying love for Romy Schneider will never be forgotten. "La Piscine 1968"

Bill Anders (†90), Apollo 8 astronaut and 'Earthrise' photographer, dies in crash. His legacy lives on, even in the ONE GLOBE.NEWS logo.