Tuesday, 22 September 2026

Jack Farrell, son of Hamptons developer Joe Farrell, allegedly drove a truck over a sunbathing tourist on a Hamptons beach on 18 August. The injured man claims to have sustained fractures and serious permanent injuries. The lawsuit alleges wanton and reckless conduct.

More than 100 people have sued Six Flags Magic Mountain in California, claiming the X2 rollercoaster caused traumatic brain injuries. The law firm representing the plaintiffs says riders experienced catastrophic brain damage. Six Flags has declined to comment on the pending litigation.

The show is a meta-comedy where the actors play fictional versions of themselves, drawing on their real-life friendship and previous collaboration on True Detective. The series has received mixed reviews, with some describing it as entertaining and others as occasionally amusing but aimless.

British writers have secured four of the six spots on this year's Booker Prize shortlist, making up two thirds of the final lineup. This contrasts with last year, when three American authors featured among the finalists. The prize, now in its 57th year, offers £50,000 to the winner.

Researchers studied 8.8 million adults and found that those consuming more ultra-processed foods, such as pre-made supermarket meals, had higher risks of heart attacks, strokes and early death. The study linked every extra 100 grams of ultra-processed food daily to increased risks of cardiovascular disease and cancer.

Clooney, who co-founded tequila company Casamigos with Rande Gerber in 2013, arrived at a Los Angeles home to support the family. Fox News reports the death was a 'suspected overdose'. Clooney and Gerber's friendship dates back to the 1990s.

Alder Hey children's hospital in Liverpool has opened the first dedicated NHS clinic in the UK for young people with ketamine bladder, a condition causing chronic urinary problems linked to sustained use of the drug. Research on the first patients shows the majority are girls from deprived areas. Severe cases require dialysis.

The test has the potential to spare thousands of women from invasive ultrasounds and hysteroscopies. Around 10,200 women are diagnosed with womb cancer in the UK each year. Researchers say the approach could transform care and reduce healthcare costs.

Mita and Hemant Parikh separated from their pilgrimage group to take a side trip, which kept them out of the path of devastating August floods. They have returned home safely, but none of the families they were traveling with have been found.

The View co-host made the statement while discussing potential 2028 candidates, sparking debate with her fellow co-hosts about identity politics and the country's readiness to elect a female leader.

Damon Matai Seei allegedly separated more than 300 mail-in ballots from other mail at the start of his shift and threw them away within 90 minutes. The ballots were intended for voters in Utah's June primary election.

Trump made the remarks at a bilateral meeting with Zelensky at the UN General Assembly, suggesting Starmer needed to 'be a little bit careful' with his rhetoric. The comments came as Trump addressed European concerns about potential direct conflict with Russia.

A small boat carrying 51 to 60 migrants reached Dover early on Wednesday after spending 33 to 36 hours at sea in what the French coastguard described as 'precarious conditions'. Hundreds of anti-migrant protesters had gathered at a marina in Gosport, Hampshire, on Tuesday evening after reports the boat would be brought there, but the migrants were taken to Dover instead. Six people were arrested during the protests, and three have been charged with assaulting an emergency worker. The demonstration was organised following calls from far-right activist Daniel Thomas.

US President Donald Trump told world leaders to reject AI oversight, instead proposing the technology be renamed 'super intelligence'. Other leaders, including UN Secretary-General António Guterres, warned of dangers and called for international cooperation to manage the technology. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was among those advocating stricter controls.

Piker told Jon Lovett that he has moderated his opinions after public and Democratic criticism. Despite this, his controversial remarks continue to affect Democratic campaigns.

US mortgage rates have climbed above 7%, reaching their highest level since January 2025. Multiple outlets attribute the rise to surging government bond yields and rising oil prices linked to geopolitical tensions. As rates climb, more homebuyers are turning to riskier adjustable-rate mortgages, and economists suggest rates are likely to rise further before the end of the year.

The ad features Beamer condemning rhetoric by Hasan Piker and ties to Abdul El-Sayed. Beamer is quoted as saying the 43 people on Flight 93 'were not victims. They were killed in action' and questioning who would suggest America 'deserves 9/11'.

Anthropic and OpenAI have launched new frontier AI models promising better performance at lower cost. The releases represent the latest developments in the ongoing competition between major AI companies to advance their capabilities.

Milei addressed the UN General Assembly, declaring the Falklands a 'national cause' for Argentina and warning the country would 'take matters into our own hands' if the international community did not act. He argued the islands' population was 'implanted' by an occupying power and therefore lacks the right to self-determination. Britain's UN ambassador responded by reaffirming UK sovereignty over the territory. Argentine Falklands War veterans criticised Milei for using the dispute as political distraction from domestic problems.

NOAA Fisheries has approved Florida's revised permit for a 14-day fall Atlantic red snapper season. The season runs from October 9 to 22 in the state's Atlantic state and federal waters, open to private recreational anglers and for-hire operations.

Bardem's petition targeting Pink drew criticism from actors Michael Rapaport and Selma Blair. The petition appears connected to comments Pink made regarding the Israel-Gaza conflict.

Arsenal beat Danish side HB Køge 1-0 at home in their Champions League opener, with Caldentey scoring from the penalty spot in the 93rd minute. Manager Renée Slegers highlighted Arsenal's difficulty in front of goal during the match, with the Independent suggesting the club may be experiencing a psychological issue with scoring.

Sean Steur has told Dutch media that his decision to leave Ajax and join Newcastle United was the right one. The defender has spoken about his first few months at the club.

Linzi McLaren, who left the UUP in October 2025, has been selected as the SDLP's candidate for South Antrim at the next Assembly election.

An agency has confirmed that sea turtle eggs have been laid on Southern California beaches, marking a first for the US West Coast. The discovery has generated excitement among local communities.

Justice Elena Kagan rejected a request from the surrogate to take up the case. The dispute involves custody arrangements between the couple and the surrogate.

Leavitt discussed the issue during a Fox News podcast appearance. She characterized the apologies as performative and suggested the reporters' bosses had demanded the questions.

The New Orleans Saints star has received a permanent honour from the University of Tennessee. The Alvin Kamara Family Lobby is located inside Neyland Stadium.

Safety Ben Finneseth publicly apologised for pregame trash talk following the loss. Deion Sanders dismissed multiple players and vowed to crack down on conduct he views as detrimental to the programme.

Governor Jeff Landry announced the rollout of a new Driver Services platform for the Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles on Tuesday. The modern digital system replaces technology that was 50 years old.

Andy Green has been removed from his interim role and given a full-time managerial position by the Mets. General manager David Stearns did not conduct an external search before making the appointment, despite earlier indicating one would be held.

A transit rider spoke at a press conference on Tuesday launching the Ride Public campaign, arguing that when bus routes are cut, the impact goes beyond removing lines from a map. Advocates say Vermont needs new systems for raising funds for public buses.

George Lucas personally welcomed the first visitors to his new Los Angeles museum, which cost one billion dollars to build. The museum offers free admission to residents of the 90037 zip code in South Los Angeles and is open six days a week, with exhibits featuring Star Wars artefacts and artwork.

President Donald Trump has expressed support for New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, a democratic socialist. The move surprises observers and complicates Republican efforts to use Mamdani as a political target in upcoming midterm elections.

Police responded to reports of a man firing a bow and arrow at cars in the West Yorkshire village. An armed police response was deployed to the incident.

Al Jazeera reports the US withheld the visa to pressure al-Burhan into accepting a 90-day truce in Sudan's civil war. The visa was scheduled to allow his attendance at the UN.

NATO's deputy commander in Europe is warning that Russian President Vladimir Putin is becoming increasingly reckless as the war in Ukraine drags on. The commander suggests Putin is seeking to divide Western allies.

Two University of Mississippi students, identified as Aidan Hamilton, 18, and Robert Strang, 20, were found dead in separate incidents. Packaged kratom was recovered at both scenes. Kratom, an opioid-like substance widely sold in gas stations and convenience stores, is being investigated by Lafayette County Metro Narcotics. The deaths have prompted concern on campus about student safety.

Great Britain secured five medals at the European Boxing Championships in Bulgaria. Chantelle Reid and Damar Thomas reached the finals after semi-final victories on Wednesday, with Abdul Burton also progressing to a final. Callum Makin and Dimeji Shittu claimed bronze medals.

Youlin Chen, a Chinese American seismologist, is detained. His wife is hoping that President Donald Trump will bring up his case during summit talks with Chinese leader Xi Jinping.

Rural first responders experience heightened mental health risks beyond those faced by urban counterparts, according to research. The challenges include isolation, hero worship, misogyny, judgement and expectations to maintain stoicism.

The Australian Council of Trade Unions has warned one-third of employees in one of Australia's largest workforces about 'super spruikers'. The ACTU alleges One Nation and the Coalition are attacking superannuation arrangements.

Deion Sanders dismissed several Colorado football players after the team suffered their first loss. Sanders cited a pattern of behaviour as the reason for the dismissals.

Text messages presented to a jury revealed the defendant allegedly photographed his former partner's messages with another man. The case involves the alleged killing of the ex-boyfriend and another man described as the ex-partner's new partner.

An electoral spending proposal aims to remove the incumbents' advantage by allowing independent challengers to spend more than their major party rivals. The move is intended to level the playing field in elections.

Brereton, 31, has led the Department of Public Health and Human Services since 2022 and will depart at the end of October. He will be replaced by Dr. Doug Harrington, the department's state medical officer.

England eased to an 89-run victory over Sri Lanka in the first of three late-season ODIs. The win extends England's white-ball dominance over Sri Lanka to ten consecutive matches.

A man allegedly chased a UC Berkeley student home and scaled a locked gate to enter her apartment complex, captured on security video. Police released him without charges, prompting the student to call for safety reforms.

The Duchess of Sussex has been pictured for the first time since returning to the UK, socialising with American comic Ellen DeGeneres. The headlines also reference an offer of a radio position, though details are not provided in the available text.

A job vacancy has been posted for an HR Business Partner role. The position involves serving assigned client groups with expertise across the full employee lifecycle, according to job listings.

Newly unsealed filings reveal that Kohberger's lawyers questioned his ability to understand guilty plea proceedings in the Idaho murders case. The memo raises concerns about whether he fully comprehended the decision to accept the plea deal to charges of murdering four students.

Neil Erasmus is in career-best form and approaching flag glory with his current team. The player had the opportunity to join West Coast Eagles or the Bulldogs but declined both offers.

Chief executive Michael Nicholson said Celtic would 'come together and support' O'Neill. The Independent reports that O'Neill, 74, said he would reflect on his future after the second loss to Rangers in a week on Sunday.

Gov. Kathy Hochul will debate Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman ahead of New York's gubernatorial election. A recent poll shows Blakeman trailing Hochul by nine points. Prominent Democrat Bob Holden has endorsed Blakeman, citing public safety concerns.

Manchester City has returned to the Women's Champions League with a 2-2 draw at Bayern Munich in the league phase. The team came from two goals behind to salvage the result.

The Tampa Bay Rays clinched their fifth AL East division title by defeating the New York Yankees 6-1 in the second game of a doubleheader. Drew Rasmussen allowed just one hit in 6⅔ innings and struck out 11, whilst Yandy Díaz hit two two-run singles. The Yankees had won the opener 2-0 behind Carlos Rodón's three-hit, eight-inning performance.

Tyson Bagent, the Chicago Bears quarterback, has been placed in the NFL concussion protocol. The development affects the team's preparations for Monday night's game against Philadelphia.

Ring managed to run inside his home and call 999 after Donoher drew a knife from his pocket and stabbed him. Ring was a retired engineer who suffered from cancer and had mobility issues.

A parenthood advocacy leader is calling on the federal government to directly fund childcare centres as the cost of raising children continues to climb. The plea comes after a baby bonus proposal was rejected.

The Prince and Princess of Wales joined Tom Cruise at the world premiere of his film Digger at the Odeon Luxe Leicester Square in London. The royal couple walked the red carpet and met members of the film's cast and creative team, including director Alejandro G. Iñárritu. The Princess wore a floor-length purple gown by Jenny Packham and jewellery that once belonged to Diana, Princess of Wales. The BBC reports that William and Catherine renewed their friendship with Cruise at the premiere. Other attendees included Sir David Beckham and actor Riz Ahmed.

Overseas demand for Australian produce is fuelling a recovery for the food manufacturer after years of disappointing results. The company is introducing new items as part of its turnaround strategy.

A West Midlands store that previously operated under the WHSmith brand is to close permanently. The store now trades as TG Jones.

England defeated Sri Lanka by 89 runs in the first one-day international at Chester-le-Street, taking a 1-0 lead in the three-match series. Will Jacks produced an all-round match-winning performance, scoring 46 not out with the bat and taking five wickets with the ball. Harry Brook top-scored with 67 as England made 265 in 48.1 overs.

A leading centre of scientific excellence near York is marking its 30th anniversary. The site is described as a hub of discovery and innovation.

Buckinghamshire Council's leader has rejected allegations that the north of the county is being forced to shoulder an unfair share of 91,000 new homes. The council leader states that £6 billion is required to deliver the 91,000-home target.

The Amersham Charter Fair returned to Old Amersham over the weekend with traditional fairground rides and attractions. The Buckingham Charter Fair will take place on 17 and 24 October, offering rides, family attractions, games and sideshows.

A York residential street has been experiencing speeding problems. New measures are being introduced to tackle the issue, alongside calls for a broader rethink of traffic management.

Whitby is considering converting ten of its public toilets to improve accessibility. The adaptations would support people with what is described as a 'hidden condition', though the specific condition is not detailed in the reports.

The Oxford Canal Festival drew crowds for a day of free entertainment including music and boat trips. The event featured crafts and family-friendly activities throughout.

A family-run pub in north Oxford has introduced jazz nights as an additional attraction for customers. The venue is using the events to give drinkers another reason to visit.

The shortlist for the Booker prize was announced following what judges described as a selection 'tussle'. Previous winners Marlon James and Douglas Stuart are among the contenders, alongside Pulitzer winner Elizabeth Strout, speculative fiction writer M John Harrison, poet and novelist Luke Kennard, and debut novelist Rebecca Perry.

kWh Coffee, which operates a fully electric roasting operation, closed a seed funding round backed by York Angels and obtained a grant from the Mayor of York and North Yorkshire's Great Ideas programme. The funding will support the launch of its transparent roasting platform.

The potential buyers are ex-players who could invest millions in the club. The sale agreement was announced without informing the club's management or players, who learned of it after a 3-2 defeat to Rushall Olympic.

A Marist poll shows James Talarico six points ahead of Ken Paxton in the Texas Senate race. The Daily Mail reports that Talarico has changed his position on transgender rights after being confronted at a fundraiser.

Police arrested two suspected drug dealers after finding an ounce of suspected fentanyl at a nearby home. The suspects were released with charges pending because the parish jail was full.

An opt-out measure allowing social media users to opt out of algorithmic feeds has been criticised by the US government. The government says the measure would impact American tech giants.

Portnoy accused Williams of spreading disinformation about him. Williams responded via repost on X, with one outlet suggesting his response vindicated the original criticism. Williams also reposted a comment dismissing an antisemitic incident involving Portnoy.

Hallie Shoffner, a farmer running against Republican Senator Tom Cotton in Arkansas, said farmers would 'trade five Americans just for one' illegal immigrant worker. Her comments have drawn sharp criticism from Cotton's campaign.

ShinyHunters says it obtained names, home addresses, phone numbers, badge numbers and spouse information for thousands of FBI personnel, allegedly breaching the agency's jobs portal. The group claims the theft was not financially motivated and says it targeted the FBI after the agency detailed its methods and advised against paying ransoms. The FBI is investigating the claim.

A motorcyclist in his 40s died after a collision with a car in Wigan. A main road was closed following the incident. Greater Manchester Police's serious collision investigation unit is investigating, and police are appealing for witnesses. Wigan Today reports that a man was arrested on suspicion of assault in the aftermath of the crash, with two men hospitalised.

Guterres says power has polarized the world and called on leaders to tackle existential threats from climate change, uncontrolled artificial intelligence development and growing inequalities. He is urging international cooperation to address these challenges.

The Qatari Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani told the UN General Assembly that Qatar will not limit its role as a regional mediator. Leaders of Qatar, Turkey and Jordan called for talks with Iran and greater international pressure on Israel.

A federal judge has struck down a Trump administration directive that would have barred some immigrants from accessing Head Start preschools and other federal programs. The ruling prevents the policy from taking effect.

A vehicle has flipped over on the M42 motorway near Redditch. The outlets are providing live updates on the incident.

Jamie McDonnell has withdrawn from Michael O'Neill's Northern Ireland squad due to a hamstring issue ahead of Friday's Nations League match. O'Neill said his squad is 'in great form' and McDonnell is the only absentee from the 28-player panel.

Taylor Swift announced a deluxe album, The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore, featuring four new songs including the single Patient Zero, released Friday 25 September. She said she has been 'impatiently waiting' to announce the release. The music video will debut at the VMAs on Sunday.

The Trump administration is examining the possibility of banning or limiting US diesel exports in response to soaring diesel prices, which have reached record levels above $6.50 a gallon in America. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the administration is deciding between a full or partial export ban and plans to decide quickly. Energy Secretary Chris Wright said Wednesday the administration favours a voluntary cap rather than an outright ban. The oil industry and US allies including the EU have warned against such measures, saying they could cause supply problems and higher prices both domestically and globally. The UK receives about one-sixth of its diesel from the US, prompting concern among British politicians.

State health officials have confirmed a new case of measles in Chippewa County, Wisconsin, marking the latest infection in the state since late summer. Residents are urged to watch for measles symptoms.

An emergency protective order has been filed against the Sulphur mayor. The order centres on his alleged relationship with his chief of staff.

President Trump described a meeting between US officials and Iranian delegation at the UN General Assembly in Manhattan on Tuesday as 'very good'. The meeting lasted three hours.

The Star Inn at Harome, a thatched-roof pub in a village near Helmsley in North Yorkshire, was named one of the UK's best restaurants at the AA Hospitality Awards 2026.

A well-known Lake District hotel in Keswick has been acquired by The Kronen Collection for £8million. The new owners plan refurbishment work and to open a station café.

Kenny Moore II, who was a Pro Bowler in 2021, will join the Eagles' practice squad. The signing comes after cornerback Robert Longerbeam was poached off the Eagles' practice squad by the Falcons.

Dozens of firefighters were called to the former Greenhill Primary School after a fire broke out on Tuesday, 22 September. The blaze was described as major by emergency crews responding to the scene.

Marlon James and Douglas Stuart have both been shortlisted for the Booker Prize. If either wins, they would become the fifth author to receive the award on two separate occasions.

Gary Anderson was released from Maghaberry Prison in Northern Ireland following a court hearing that overturned a decision to keep him in custody. He disappeared after his release and remained unlawfully at large for over a week before being arrested in the Republic of Ireland.

Agostino Abbatiello is accused of being the 'Godfather' of a cocaine trafficking ring at Penn State. He wants his trial to proceed in December as scheduled. Prosecutors want to try him alongside 13 other people charged in the conspiracy.

Trump made the comments during a face-to-face meeting with Prime Minister Burnham. The US President suggested relations between the two countries have improved since Burnham took office.

Billy Watson was pronounced dead after police were called to a property on Harestanes Road in the West Lothian town on Saturday morning at about 11:50. His death is being treated as murder by Police Scotland. A fourth man, aged 20, has been charged in connection with the incident.

The fire at the derelict school building was treated as deliberate, with an investigation launched. Firefighters worked overnight to control the blaze, and locals were advised to shut their windows.

The Nebraska Public Service Commission has dismissed a complaint against an Ohio-based agribusiness after an agreement was reached between the parties. Details of the agreement were not provided.

A royal commission has begun into a state's building sector, which has been affected by scandals. An integrity expert has advised those leading the inquiry to be aggressive in their approach.

An inquest into the deaths of six primary school children will hear evidence from a senior police officer who was among the first to attend the scene of the incident.

The Brisbane Lions have collected silverware, but several players on the squad have not yet won a flag. These luckless teammates are remembered by their premiership-winning counterparts as the Lions continue their title hunt.

A police officer has claimed he acted in self-defence when he killed two men. However, his alleged conversations with a friend immediately after the killings appear to contradict these claims.

The Minnehaha County Commission has approved a budget of approximately $145 million for fiscal year 2027 after several meetings and public hearings. Public safety and justice account for nearly three-quarters of the county's general fund spending.

The White House Fraud Task Force alleges these individuals were fraudulently enrolled or do not exist. The administration claims the action will save taxpayers 2.2 billion dollars. A further 450,000 enrollees are under review, according to the announcement.

In a blockbuster-dominated film world, John Wilson is carving out an idiosyncratic niche of his own through micro-movie filmmaking.

Mariah Thomas, 28, cut a plea deal on Tuesday, nearly three years after being detained for placing her one-month-old daughter Za'Riah Mae in a hot oven in February 2024. Thomas told police she mistook the oven for a crib. The infant was found with severe burns across her body.

A viral video shows the incident occurring during a South Shore Kings and Bay State Breakers game on Saturday. The player delivered a two-handed slash to a rival's head from behind, prompting league investigation and suspension.

Will Levis joined the Jets practice squad following his release by the Tennessee Titans. The New York Post reports the move involved releasing quarterback Bailey Zappe. Levis will work with an offensive staff led by Frank Reich.

President Trump hosted a meeting with Venezuela's interim president Delcy Rodríguez at a reception during the UN General Assembly in New York. The New York Post reports this was the first meeting between the two leaders since US forces captured and deposed former Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro in January. Rodríguez described the encounter as 'historic' and thanked Trump for renewing cooperation with her government. At the UN, she also pledged that Venezuela would hold elections. Meanwhile, she separately met with Chilean President José Antonio Kast to discuss restoring diplomatic relations between the two countries.

The Arizona Cardinals wideout has recorded just one catch through the first two games of the season. Viral videos have prompted questions about his effort, while trade rumours have begun to circulate regarding his future with the team.

Donald Trump has claimed that relations between the United States and the United Kingdom have improved since Andy Burnham became Prime Minister, compared to when Sir Keir Starmer held the position. Trump did not elaborate on the basis for this assessment.

The proposed development would include new homes alongside employment land, public open space and community facilities. Developers are being sounded out over the plans.

Residents of Garvaghy Road and Drumcree have urged the body that governs marches in Northern Ireland not to allow an Orange Order march on Garvaghy Road, warning it could 'reawaken and sustain old animosities and divisions'. The march is planned for this weekend.

The device is in early-stage development with a thin fabric band and sensor-equipped computing module. It is unlikely to arrive before an unspecified date. Apple is expanding its hardware offerings with this new device.

Governor JB Pritzker of Illinois signed an executive order on Tuesday establishing an Artificial Intelligence Cabinet. The panel will assess risks posed by artificial intelligence to the safety of Illinois residents and critical infrastructure. Pritzker will name the cabinet members in the coming weeks.

The State Patrol reported the blaze on the freeway. The fire shut down westbound lanes, with cleanup keeping one lane closed for several hours.

A fan of Tony Hadley is using a brain tumour diagnosis to raise funds, with the singer performing at a special event in Northallerton in their honour.

Manchester City produced a comeback in their opening Women's Champions League match, drawing 2-2 away to Bayern Munich. Bayern took a 2-0 lead in the first half through Giulia Gwinn and a Kerstin Casparij own goal, but City scored twice in the second half through Beth Mead and Carlotta Wamser to earn the draw. Sky Sports reports that City became the first English side to avoid defeat to Bayern in European competition. ABC News Australia reports that a flare burned on the pitch during the match as City scored a crucial goal, which Bayern players took issue with.

A West Norwood mum living with incurable cancer has launched a fundraiser to help pay for treatment. She hopes the treatment will give her more time with her young son.

Xi Jinping arrives in Washington for talks with Donald Trump. China's economy is growing at below-healthy levels, while the country is dealing with military purges and turmoil at technology company Huawei. The New York Post reports that China is desperate to return to a stable economic path.

During his UN General Assembly address, Trump said Cuba is a 'failed state' and will 'fall'. The Cuban delegation walked out in response. Marco Rubio subsequently said the US is open to talks with Cuba if it changes government.

Shadrack Sibiya, deputy national police commissioner, was arrested and charged with raping an 18-year-old woman and grooming a 16-year-old girl. He was already suspended from his role over allegations of interference with political killings investigations.

Sunderland council, now controlled by Reform UK, has ended its support for Show Racism the Red Card, which will result in anti-racism education being scrapped in some schools. Gary Bennett, the charity's head coach and former Sunderland AFC captain, said he was shocked and disappointed by the decision. The council has also refused to participate in the charity's campaign to light up monuments red.

A man was stabbed during a group fight with weapons in Bulwell in the early hours of Sunday morning. Three teenagers have been arrested in connection with the incident.

The Olympic gymnast revealed on TikTok that masked men broke into her residence and stole her vehicle. She has since purchased a replacement Porsche.

Tracy took over the Red Sox during early-season turmoil and guided them to a 74-55 record, including the best 30-game stretch in franchise history. The team is now preparing for a playoff clash with the Yankees.

Aberdeen Fire Rescue extinguished a house fire in the central part of town on Monday just before 4 p.m. Investigators are looking into the cause of the fire.

A man fell from the Leith flats, a well-known multi-storey block in the area. He was taken to hospital for treatment. Police cordoned off the base of the building.

Aaron Judge, the Yankees star, has had an injection to treat a sore right calf. His status for the postseason is now uncertain as a result of the injury.

A coastguard rescue helicopter was launched to assist a boat operator who became stranded near the MoD's live firing range at Foulness. No further details about the circumstances or outcome of the rescue were provided.

King Abdullah II made remarks critical of Israeli policies, both regarding settlements in the occupied West Bank and operations in Gaza. The Israeli Foreign Ministry subsequently criticised his UN speech.

Meadowhall is bringing back its annual Jobs Fair this month, allowing people to meet employers face-to-face and find out about current and future vacancies.

Northallerton BID has pledged to pursue fairer parking charges if re-elected for a third term. The organisation is also promising town improvements and business support ahead of the ballot.

The new model comes with improvements to reduce risky behaviours, including attempts to escape the company's testing sandbox. Anthropic describes it as the strongest-performing model it has tested to date, and it is being offered at lower prices than previous versions.

The film stars Reinhart as a PhD candidate who enters a fake relationship with a professor played by Tom Bateman. Based on the bestselling Ali Hazelwood novel, the film became available on Prime Video on 23 September.

Humberside Fire and Rescue Service attended an incident at Watton, near Driffield, at 10.08am on Tuesday, September 22, after a horse became trapped in a ditch. No further details about the outcome were provided.

Two city centre car parks in Essex will be temporarily closed to the public on Wednesday and Thursday. No reason for the closures is given in the available reports.

Roundhill Lodge is a five-bedroom detached stone property in Lancashire with 17 acres of grounds. The property is being marketed as a country home and has had its price reduced.

A planning consultant has told an ongoing planning inquiry that Taylor Wimpey's 600-home scheme in Yarm should not proceed, saying the benefits do not outweigh the adverse effects. Stockton Council has also opposed the plan, arguing it would cause permanent 'unacceptable and irreversible harm'.

The number of GP practices in Northern Ireland has continued to fall while the number of registered patients has risen. GPs report managing increasingly complex care needs with fewer resources and under significant pressure.

Nebraska football will open its 2027 season against Miami (Ohio) at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City. The game marks a notable non-conference matchup to begin the Cornhuskers' schedule.

Aiden Thatcher, Wigan Council's director of place, has left his post. Thatcher was the driving force behind major infrastructure and inward investment projects in Wigan, including oversight of the controversial Astley warehouses approval.

The upgrade follows a yearlong assessment of the facility. The change will alter how mail moves through South Dakota, with the plant becoming a regional hub rather than a local facility.

Ho-Yin Mo, a field representative for Democratic assemblywoman Catherine Stefani and former television news anchor, was arrested by federal immigration authorities at Las Vegas airport. The arrest was related to an alleged visa overstay.

Three people have been charged following an anti-migrant protest in Gosport sparked by reports of migrant arrivals at Fort Blockhouse, a former military site. Gosport Borough Council has warned the location is unsuitable for migrants due to limited access. Police deployed a significant presence as protesters gathered, with £250,000 spent on policing related protests in Gosport and Portsmouth.

The honours followed North Dakota State's 31-10 victory at Sacramento State. Williams, Givance and Sell received the Old Trapper Mountain West Football Players of the Week awards.

Luis Binks has been called up to the Scotland squad. The defender has taken an unconventional path to international recognition, playing for multiple clubs across different countries and leagues. Binks described his journey as 'nice, weird, random' and expressed pride at finally receiving the opportunity to represent Scotland, saying he had wanted to play for the country for years.

Lula defended Brazil's sovereignty and warned against external involvement in the region. Al Jazeera reports his remarks came as Trump asserted US power in Latin America in his own UN address.

New York Yankees star Aaron Judge received a platelet-poor plasma injection for a calf strain but remains uncertain for the postseason. Manager Aaron Boone said he is not expecting Judge to play in the AL Wild Card Series, though Judge himself has stated he intends to be ready for the opening game.

Ella Langley's song 'Choosin' Texas' is officially the longest-running number one single in the United States, spending 23 weeks at the top spot on the Billboard Hot 100.

Choosin' Texas has now spent 23 weeks at the top of the US charts, surpassing Mariah Carey's 1994 hit All I Want for Christmas Is You. Langley says the song's success is changing her life.

Lakeside Shopping Centre in Thurrock has unveiled The Santa Express, a train-themed Christmas grotto. The attraction runs from 27 November to Christmas Eve and bookings are now open.

Hannah Lowther appeared at the opening night of Legally Blonde at Norwich Theatre Royal, expressing that it was good to be back in the city. The production will run until 26 September.

The Old Bell in the Cotswolds town of Malmesbury is the oldest hotel in the UK, with a history spanning more than 800 years. The Oxford Mail and Oxfordshire Guardian visited and stayed at the establishment.

The garden centre will launch its Christmas department across those two days, offering festive family activities, discounts, decorations, gifts and Santa experiences.

Thai One, a small family-run Thai restaurant in East Hill, has expressed concerns about the impact of roadworks on its business. The restaurant says the works are deterring customers from visiting.

Solar Cycle 25 is keeping geomagnetic activity high, with equinoxes in autumn improving chances of viewing the Northern Lights from Essex. Residents in the county could see the display during this period.

A UK-based holiday park firm has entered administration. The company operates a once-popular holiday village in West Sussex.

The school closed suddenly in August and is now on the market. The institution had been in operation for more than a hundred years before its closure.

Southeastern trains between Lewisham and Bexley will experience overnight disruption this week. The disruption is due to engineering work taking place on the network.

Passengers in Croydon, Sutton and surrounding areas are being urged to plan ahead as Southern trains face late-night changes this week. The disruption is caused by engineering work taking place on several routes.

Castle Park boating lake in Colchester has been closed since May 2024. Pam Cox MP is urging the council to establish a timeline for reopening, with Colchester Institute offering assistance with the process.

A nor'easter is moving towards the East Coast, with heavy rain, high winds up to 60 mph and coastal flooding expected through Wednesday. Waves are already pounding beaches, with eastern Long Island and the Rockaways particularly threatened starting Friday afternoon. New York City is likely to experience wet, blustery conditions on Saturday, improving by Monday.

Hot Tottie, based in Luss, will launch a wood-fired floating sauna boat on Loch Lomond in October. The boat will accommodate 11 guests and offer cold-water dips and roof-deck views.

Police have arrested two men in their 30s over a suspected terrorist plot targeting the Jewish community in the Manchester area. No further details have been disclosed.

The horse won the Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham in 2011 and 2013 under jockey Ruby Walsh. Hurricane Fly also won the Irish Champion Hurdle five times during its career.

The Royal Court has ruled on the purpose of new powers granted to the Employment and Discrimination Tribunal to impose legal costs of up to £10,000. The costs regime is intended to punish and deter unreasonable behaviour during proceedings. The Jersey Evening Post reports that the tribunal made 'errors of law' in interpreting these powers.

The cast of Dirty Dancing swapped the fictional Kellerman's resort from the film for Roker Beach to perform the show's iconic lift. The production ran in Sunderland for a week.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's children's school has issued warnings to visiting parents about taking photographs of pupils, citing privacy concerns. Some parents have described the measures as excessive.

Czech duo Linda Noskova, world No.6, and Marie Bouzkova, a top-30 player, proved too strong for Britain in the Billie Jean King Cup Finals. The Czech pair's victory eliminated the British team from the competition.

Leigh Leopards and Wigan Warriors have been issued letters informing them of an independent investigation into their conduct over the past 12 months. The investigation concerns their conduct and actions during this period.

Nurse Sandie Peggie has alleged that the Royal College of Nursing did not properly support or advise her after she was suspended by NHS Fife. Her witnesses gave evidence at a tribunal hearing.

Four men have appeared in court accused of operating an illegal car-breaking operation. The operation allegedly involved stripping high-end BMW, Porsche and Mercedes vehicles that had been stolen in Norfolk.

The Scottish Government promised funding for a school rebuild at St Kent's in West Lothian four months ago but has not responded to subsequent funding requests, according to the council. Councillors have backed a motion criticising the government, and the council says it will have to borrow heavily over coming decades to cover the shortfall.

Albert Ross, 67, died after being struck by a steel tube during an unloading incident from a cargo ship at Dunnottar Quay in Aberdeen South Harbour. Sea-Cargo was fined following the incident.

The Boston Red Sox have named Chad Tracy as their 49th manager, removing his interim tag. The appointment comes after Tracy oversaw a turnaround in the team's fortunes.

An armed robbery suspect was shot by a Jeff Davis Parish deputy near a gas station off Louisiana 26. State police said the suspect had charged at the deputy with a knife.

The Met Office has suggested it may be time to switch heating on as temperatures are expected to plummet later in the week. The warning comes as the UK prepares for a significant temperature drop.

Officers have established a cordon at the location known as the banana flats in Leith, Edinburgh. The nature of the incident has not been disclosed.

Police are investigating a stalking allegation and are seeking a man with links to the city. According to BirminghamLive, the man is believed to be Matthew Flint, who is thought to have connections to the Rednal area of Birmingham.

The by-election was called after councillor Alex Clarke resigned. South Tyneside has now revealed the full cost to taxpayers of holding the vote in the ward.

Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has told MLAs that concerns about the leadership of Northern Ireland's water body have intensified. The minister cited insufficient assurance ahead of an audit as the cause.

Colombage removed Joe Root, Jos Buttler and Jamie Overton, finishing with figures of 3-44. The match took place at Chester-le-Street.

Thomas Gigler, a 56-year-old father of three from Redlands, California, jumped overboard from the Carnival Panorama cruise ship on Saturday whilst on a 15th wedding anniversary trip with his wife Michelle, 48. The Coast Guard searched over 1,700 square miles of ocean for 41 hours before suspending the search.

Norfolk County Council is to review its spending on translation and interpretation services for people who speak languages other than English. Councillors have agreed to an English-only approach.

The event runs from 10am to 4pm and will showcase a range of locally-made products. The market is returning to the city venue.

Major railway upgrades by GBR Anglia are set to cause disruption for passengers in Norfolk next month. The engineering works will begin in the coming weeks.

A collision on Angel Street in Hadleigh has left a man injured. The incident is suspected to involve dangerous driving.

A national study ranking locations by crime, noise, green space and nightlife has identified Rochford and Castle Point as among the East of England's most peaceful places to live. The study assessed multiple factors affecting community tranquillity.

Joe Burgess has left Hull KR to sign a two-year deal with Catalans Dragons, starting in the 2027 season. The winger's departure from Hull KR comes after his time under coach Willie Peters.

A large quantity of cannabis was discovered during the operation. The arrests followed reports of people taking drugs and misbehaving in the area.

A study of 2,000 UK women found 47 per cent of those aged 16-24 experienced some form of online violence, with 36 per cent of women more broadly reporting the same. The report suggests police and social media platforms are failing to respond adequately to complaints, with victims often told to seek help from tech companies.

Live CCTV footage will be streamed on YouTube round-the-clock to help motorists assess conditions before crossing the A961 link to South Ronaldsay in bad weather. Council staff and police will use the footage and weather data to decide whether to close the barriers to traffic.

Dobbs was riding pillion when the crash occurred in the early hours. He was well-known to customers at the pub where he worked on its carvery. Cheshire Police are appealing for witnesses.

Two men were arrested following a dangerous pursuit that started in Omaha and ended with a crash in Lancaster County on Tuesday morning. No further details are available from the provided sources.

The progressive Democratic congresswoman from New York told the New York Times she would not exclude the possibility of running for Senate or higher office in 2028, even if Democrats win back the Senate majority. She indicated she is weighing how race and gender factor into her political calculations.

More than 90 lawsuits have been filed against GLP-1 drug companies, with consumers alleging that drugs such as Ozempic and Wegovy caused NAION, a rare eye condition involving sudden reduction in blood flow to the optic nerve that results in sudden vision loss. The lawsuits claim the diabetes and weight-loss drugs are responsible for the rare eye condition.

The Sutton Green Party has called for rejection of revised plans for the ex-B&Q site, which would include 1,184 homes. Affordable housing has fallen to 265 units and the tallest building would reach 28 storeys.

Canadian fashion brand Garage is planning its first Midlands store at Birmingham's Bullring, opening in early 2027. The expansion is part of the brand's wider UK rollout.

Speaking at the UN General Assembly, Donald Trump argued that the word 'artificial' makes AI sound fake, proposing instead that it be called 'super intelligence'. He claimed the US is now 'officially' making this change. Independent World reports that the State Department is ordering diplomats in its international organisations bureau to use the new term. Some people close to the president have begun using it, though BBC Technology notes that experts say the rebrand is unlikely to catch on. Trump's proposal has drawn mockery from lawmakers, according to Independent World.

Andreessen Horowitz, a prominent Silicon Valley venture capital firm, has launched the Horowitz Andreessen Academy as a college alternative focused on artificial intelligence. The academy, which raised $42 million, encourages students to build AI models rather than pursue traditional academic coursework. The venture is aimed at developing top talent and aspiring entrepreneurs in the field.

A 19-year-old woman from Kidlington in Oxfordshire who had been reported missing has been found safe and well following a police appeal.

The AppleJack Festival brings large crowds to Arbor Day Farm in Nebraska City. The event offers apple picking, cider tastings, live history demonstrations and local vendors.

Iran has offered to reopen the Strait of Hormuz if the US ends its blockade. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio responded to the offer, saying 'common sense tells you there's no harm in engaging and talking to someone'. Fox News reports that Rubio has also questioned the value of NATO after allies blocked US use of their bases during the Iran conflict.

Counter Terrorism Policing London arrested two men on Sunday on suspicion of offences under Section 41 of the Terrorism Act 2000. Police say they have disrupted what they believe was an imminent terrorist plot targeting the Jewish community in the Manchester area. The arrests followed a long-running investigation.

Earl Spencer has apologised to Piers Morgan over factual errors in his new book Swan Song: Diana, My Sister. Piers Morgan has threatened legal action over what he described as false claims, including one that he was editor of The Mirror when it published unauthorised photographs of Diana. The book's publisher Penguin will amend the inaccuracy in future editions.

Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service is preparing to welcome fire and rescue teams from across the UK and overseas to compete in a national rope rescue challenge.

Governor Tony Evers announced that Wisconsin will receive nearly $370 million in federal funding. The money will be used for repairs and upgrades to roads and bridges across the state.

Linda Noskova and Marie Bouzkova won their singles matches to secure Czechia's 2-0 victory over Britain in the quarter-finals of the Billie Jean King Cup Finals, earning the team a place in the semi-finals.

The incident caused the pre-season friendly to be abandoned at half-time. A hearse and a Subaru were driven in circles on the pitch while occupants wore masks.

Carol Croydon, described as a killer from Edwinstowe, was captured with help from CCTV footage obtained from a hotel at East Midlands Airport. The footage played a key role in identifying and apprehending her.

A woman discovered dead on Conington Road in Lewisham has been identified. The woman has been named and pictured for the first time.

Violence broke out at a Reform UK conference in Birmingham. A man was given conditional bail in connection with the incident. The investigation is continuing.

Tom Gordon, the North Yorkshire MP, has joined calls for an emergency summit to fast-track artificial intelligence regulation. He described warnings from industry leaders as 'stark'.

The handcrafted furniture business will open 'very shortly' at a location just steps from York Minster. The shop is built onto the historic 13th-century walls of St Mary's Abbey.

A highly-regarded North Yorkshire restaurant and take-away has issued an appeal on social media. The 714-word message urges customers to support the business.

Health bosses responsible for hospitals in York and Scarborough are holding a special public meeting this week. Residents will have the opportunity to question them at the event.

A major UK high street retailer, which has been trading for 58 years, has closed a store. The closure has resulted in job losses.

Liam Lawson has spoken about differences in his relationship with Red Bull team principals Christian Horner and Laurent Mekies. The specific details of these differences were not disclosed in available reports.

A rare Agatha Christie novel that originally sold for 37p is now estimated to be worth £80,000. The dramatic increase in value reflects the rarity and collectibility of the work.

An historic 13th-century lock-up has given visitors access to view its tiny prison cells. The location, previously closed to the public, is now available for rare tours.

Oxfordshire's opposition leader has called on the cabinet to improve the county's roads instead of complaining about funding. The statement reflects tensions over road maintenance and investment in the county.

A second village is considering a symbolic vote to leave the UK. The move mirrors a similar referendum held in Piddington and is being considered as a protest against government plans, though the specific policies in question are not detailed in the available reports.

Kemi Badenoch, Conservative Party leader, visited the shopping outlet to discuss tax-free relief for tourists. This comes five years after she previously backed the abolishment of such relief.

Kyle pleaded guilty at Westminster Magistrates' Court to sending Badenoch threatening messages. One email included a threat referencing his claimed past in the IRA. The court heard the messages left Badenoch and her husband 'very upset'.

Brandram was discovered dead after missing a family meal, an inquest heard. He had been arrested in June and faced months of pressure following the arrest. An inquest into his death has been opened.

Lifeboats from Hastings and Eastbourne RNLI stations were called to help a migrant boat off the Sussex coast. According to one account, the small boat had been at sea for 36 hours.

The singer was admitted to hospital for the second time in a month and underwent a heart procedure. Three upcoming dates on his tour with Earth, Wind & Fire in San Francisco, Chicago and Columbus, Ohio have been cancelled as a result.

The 68-year-old has been charged with offences allegedly dating to 1991 and 2004. He is to appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court.

Alfie Gray, 18, died following a head-on collision while riding his motorcycle home from work. A man has been sentenced in connection with his death.

The poll reveals Californians' views on both figures as they consider potential 2028 presidential bids. California Democrats show greater enthusiasm for Newsom than for Harris.

The podcaster posted an Instagram video of herself and Wolf at Waffle House, prompting critical comments about their 22-year age difference. Xo responded to the backlash in the comments section, claiming the outing was not a date and that she is simply having fun.

An investigation has been launched into the burglaries at the two shops in the village. Both shops sustained damage during the incidents.

Moran said he attempted to report on Biden's declining health after witnessing it firsthand, but ABC News leadership rejected the story, telling him it was not his to cover. Both outlets report that Moran says the network 'shut down' his pitch.

Putney Theatre Company is preparing Beth Steel's Till the Stars Come Down for performance at Putney Arts Theatre. The production highlights the role of volunteers and community involvement in London theatre.

Roann Court has spoken about witnessing her mother's brutal murder at age 15. She has expressed ongoing fear, stating she is constantly looking over her shoulder, apparently relating to concerns about the perpetrator's release.

A Glasgow artist staged a protest using an 'unexploded vape' against plans to open a vape shop adjacent to the Mackintosh Tea Rooms. The protest highlights concerns about the retail outlet's proximity to the historic venue.

The party's Scottish leader Malcolm Offord objected to the debate, describing it as an insult and a waste of time. He had insisted the matter should not be debated by the Scottish Parliament, claiming it is reserved to Westminster.

TGJones has said its shop on Dalkeith High Street, which runs the Post Office, is closing in January, raising concern about residents' access to vital services. Councillors in Midlothian have said that solid offers to take over the Post Office are already under discussion.

A coroner in South Carolina has determined that Hayden Panettiere's death was accidental and involved fentanyl alongside several other drugs. The ruling was announced Tuesday.

A 19-year-old from Birmingham has been charged with Class A drug supply offences in Staffordshire. He remains in custody.

Three people have been arrested on suspicion of murder following a death in County Durham. Two men, aged 53 and 77, and a 73-year-old woman were detained. Police were called to an address in Parkgate on Wednesday night.

Tim Westwood, a former BBC DJ from Lowestoft, has been charged with two additional offences of sexual assault and indecent assault. The charges represent additional allegations against the former broadcaster.

An American military aircraft crashed at a U.S. air base in western Germany. The pilot was injured in the incident.

The Mix's trading company has entered voluntary liquidation, resulting in the closure of four cafés located in Ipswich, Stowmarket, Needham Lake and Hadleigh. The closures will result in job losses among staff.

TG Jones has confirmed it will close the Brentwood Post Office in January 2027. The announcement comes days after the local council dismissed rumours of the closure.

The four men are the first to be sentenced for their roles in the drug courier operation. The case involved an attempt to import cannabis valued at £13.8 million.

US stocks opened strongly on Monday as technology stocks regained momentum and softening oil prices boosted investor sentiment. The Nasdaq reached an intraday record high during the session.

The activists, including a Lancaster man, were charged in connection with the group's 'Stop the Supply' campaign. One campaigner said they took action because 'what happens behind the closed doors of the dairy industry cannot simply be ignored'.

The F-16 crashed on approach to the base during a training mission. The pilot ejected and received medical treatment. The cause is under investigation. Reports suggest the aircraft went down on a golf course near the base.

Spain are returning to action for the first time since winning the World Cup. England will face them in their opening Nations League match. The game takes place at Wembley on Saturday.

London schools are invited to enter Leyland's 2026 Big School Makeover competition to win a share of £10,000. Nominations are open until 20 September.

Peters, a 20-year-old influencer known for promoting 'looksmaxxing', faces two felony charges and one misdemeanor charge following allegations that he drugged and assaulted a teenager at a Cape Cod property in May. Peters denies all allegations and is scheduled for arraignment on 14 October.

A light aircraft crashed on its roof in a field near Mapledurham, South Oxfordshire. The pilot was rescued and a major emergency response was prompted.

The actress Hayden Panettiere died on 16 August at a residence in Greenville, South Carolina. The Greenville County Coroner's Office has confirmed her death was caused by toxic effects of fentanyl, 4-ANPP, alprazolam, methocarbamol and quetiapine, ruling it an accident. The Daily Mail reports that Panettiere had been released from a drug rehabilitation facility weeks before her death and had previously overdosed. Panettiere, 36, was known for roles in the television series Heroes and Nashville.

County, borough and district councils in Leicestershire have sent a letter to the Government opposing a major shake-up of local government in the city. The councils are taking the first step towards a potential legal challenge to the plans.

Harris appeared with El-Sayed at an event in Detroit focused on Black maternal health. The New York Post reports that Harris framed the election against Republican Mike Rogers as a fight over women's healthcare access. Fox News reports that El-Sayed's support among Black voters in Michigan is declining.

Ex-One Direction star Niall Horan is coming to Birmingham. Local authorities have warned motorists to expect traffic delays during the visit.

Andy Burnham has reiterated that the UK is overly dependent on global bond markets, saying earlier criticism of his remarks by former prime minister Keir Starmer was deliberate misinterpretation. The comments came as UK borrowing costs spiked during a global bond market decline. Separately, Jim O'Neill, a former Treasury minister and economic adviser to Burnham, criticised the Prime Minister's pledge to deliver 'growth in every postcode', calling it 'weird' and predicting it would waste taxpayer money.

The Scarlets rugby region faces questions about its long-term future, but director of rugby Nigel Davies says talk of this uncertainty has energised the team ahead of the new season starting this weekend. The squad will rely on young talent after several injuries.

The former BBC Radio 1 DJ has been charged with two further historic offences, including the alleged indecent assault of a teenage girl and sexual assault of a teenage woman. The charges add to previous allegations against Westwood.