A draft press law adopted by a ministerial committee in the United Arab Emirates excludes jail terms for journalists found guilty of defamation or other media offences

The report…also proposes that Sweden’s three main public broadcasting entities…continue to be financed through a fee…although the fee is to now be called a public service broadcasting fee rather than a TV-licence fee

“the maximum fee should be no more than 200,000 euros ($316,240) a year. Currently an annual salary of 400,000 euros — 500,000 euros ($632,480 — $790,560) is paid to some of the better-known presenters, sports commentators and show hosts.”

A precise replica of the two most famous rooms in [Lascaux] was created to accommodate the tourist crowds. Now … the reproductions are becoming so faded that scientists are debating a major restoration project for the fake cave.