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⚽ The Egyptian Premier League’s new season will kick off on 25 October following the October international break, the Egyptian Football Association announced on Thursday.

It’s the North London Derby on the Premier League tonight, as Arsenal take on Tottenham at 5:30 pm. These London rivals have been the perennial losers of the top 10 of the Premier League, but their rivalries are a classic. So this is really crowning who’s the worst of the worst.

La Liga this afternoon: Barcelona will be taking on Levante at 4:15 pm, Rayo Vallecano will be playing against Cadiz while Real Sociedad will be facing Elche, both at 6:30 pm, and finally, Real Betis and Getafe will round off the night at 9 pm.

Serie A: Lazio and Roma will be playing against each other at 6 pm, and Napoli and Cagliari at 8:45 pm.

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From Lebanon to Sheikh Zayed: Try some Lebanese tonight with Bebabel in Park St in Sheikh Zayed. The new spot boasts traditional Lebanese breakfast in addition to a delicious all-day dining menu with a range of mezzes, salads, and grills. They’re known for their talatas, which weave Spanish tapas with the Lebanese mezzes, where you can order them in threes and choose them to be served either hot or cold. The house specialty: a mafroukit tajen.

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Bassist Ahmed Nazmi will take the stage at Cairo Jazz Club in Agouza with a live performance at 9 pm, playing songs from his album Shams.

Ubuntu Art Gallery in Zamalek is launching today an exhibition called Shuffle which will run through 16 October every day from 11 am to 8 pm except Friday. The exhibition will showcase the works of artists Adham Ghareeb, Doaa Fakher, Sarah Mohy-Eldin, Philip Andrasevic, Mohamed Sabry, Mohamed Tanash, Mahmoud Talaat, Mona ElKateb, Maha Massoud and Yousef Sabry.

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Overwork in the age of automation — why does it still happen? Social anthropologist James Suzman’s study titled Work is a look at why we still have the 40-hour week, despite the prevalence of automation technology and AI. The study attempts to analyze the relationship between technology and efficiency through a close examination of cultures that don’t necessarily have the technological benefits that you do, but work way less.