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An attacker armed with a sawn-off shotgun wounded a Greek Orthodox priest in a shooting in the southeastern French city of Lyon before fleeing, police sources said on Saturday.

The priest was closing his church in the city's seventh arrondissement when the attack happened, the source told AFP, who asked not to be named.

The priest is now in a local hospital after being hit in the abdomen, a police official told The Associated Press. »

Cable TV Execs Move Past Denial Stage, Now Fully Expect A 'Cord Cutting' Bloodbath.

Then, when evidence made it very clear that wasn't true either, many executives pretended they'd seen this coming all along.

Case in point: industry insiders now expect 25 million U.S. households to cancel their pay-TV service over the next five years. »

AUSTIN, Texas – Paying employees based on hours worked is a time-honored tradition in many professions, such as law.

When organizations with a mix of high- to low-performing employees base rewards on hours worked, all employees see compensation as unfair, and they end up putting in less effort on the job.

Low performers assume their overachieving colleagues will carry the load, while they’re compensated regardless. »

Boris Johnson is set to announce a month-long lockdown of England, Sky News understands.

Image: Boris Johnson will set out the new restrictions at a Downing Street news conference.

In September, Mr Johnson warned of the "disastrous" economic consequences of a second national lockdown. »