Carmel Crimmins

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Reuters World News · Europe's Epstein fallout, ICE and French central bank chief · 10 Feb 2026 podcast

He says the suggestive note was faked.

While the Epstein saga has become a drag on Trump's popularity, so far the biggest repercussions have been in Europe, where a prince, an ambassador and senior politicians have been brought down by the Epstein revelations.

For more on this, here's Europe's editor, Rachel Armstrong.

Rachel, where in Europe is the Epstein scandal having the biggest impact?

Department of Homeland Security officials are set to testify before a House committee today, and Democrats are likely to have quite a few complaints against the conduct of ICE agents, and not just against immigrants.

Under President Trump, immigration officers are increasingly targeting Americans who follow or document ICE operations.

Videos verified by Reuters show ICE officers drawing weapons on citizens, encounters that have escalated even after internal guidance told officers not to engage with protesters.

And according to two agency officials, ICE has been maintaining an internal database with names, photos, and license plates of protesters for several months.

Immigration reporter Ted Hessen says people have described a range of tactics being used against them.

France's central bank chief, François Villeroy de Gallo, is unexpectedly stepping down in June, more than a year before his term ends.

He says he's leaving to run a non-profit and insists it's an entirely personal decision.

But as our Paris correspondent Lee Thomas explains, the departure gives President Emmanuel Macron an opportunity to fill a key position ahead of a possible electoral victory for the right-wing National Rally Party.

Lee says that some members of France's business community share Macron's concerns about the RN's economic plans.

Novo Nordisk is suing hims and hers over patent infringement.

The suit comes days after the telehealth company launched, and then abruptly cancelled, a $49 copy of Novo's blockbuster weight loss pill, Wegovy.

The lawsuit sent Novo shares up 6%, while hims plunged 25%.

Analysts say it could signal a broader crackdown on compounded weight loss drugs that have been eating into the pharma giant's profits.

For more on econ and business news, tune into our Sister Markets podcast, Morning Bid, available wherever you get your podcasts.

An update now on ski great Lindsay Vaughan, who suffered a complex leg fracture in a crash 13 seconds into her weekend downhill race at the Milano Cortina Olympics.

The injury will require multiple surgeries, two of which she's had in Italy.

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