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Australian influencer alleges harassment by supporters after Fuentes denounced her
Australian influencer Amy Dangerfield says supporters of far-right streamer Nick Fuentes subjected her to sustained online harassment after he accused her of trying to undermine his leadership. She alleges that the abuse included threats, violent images, AI-generated pornography and claims that she was a paedophile, prompting her to contact police and a lawyer. Dangerfield had…
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Ministers consider tighter donation rules after Reform’s £72m haul
The Government is considering tighter controls on political donations following Reform UK’s record-breaking £72 million in contributions from overseas crypto-billionaires. Louise Haigh, First Secretary of State, announced that amendments to existing legislation are being examined, with a more comprehensive bill to follow before the next general election. The donations have triggered widespread concern about foreign…
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Libbie Mugrabi to leave Hamptons mansion after foreclosure sale
Socialite Libbie Mugrabi is leaving her six-bedroom Hamptons mansion after it was sold at foreclosure auction when she stopped making mortgage payments. The property, awarded in her 2020 divorce settlement from billionaire art collector David Mugrabi, became a symbol of their highly publicised and acrimonious split. Mugrabi reportedly took out a $3.5 million loan secured…
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Tuchel demands full intensity from England against Czechia
Thomas Tuchel says England must approach their Nations League match against Czechia with maximum intensity, rejecting the idea that clubs or players should choose which fixtures to prioritise. Despite England’s 3-2 defeat by Spain, he believes the team must be proactive and avoid an “economic” approach, while acknowledging that rotating players may be unavoidable during…
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Trafford’s England display intensifies competition for the goalkeeper’s role
James Trafford impressed on his surprise England start against Spain, making two important saves before England eventually lost 3-2 in their Nations League opener. His performance, combined with doubts over Jordan Pickford’s recent form, suggests England’s long-established No 1 position may finally be open to competition. Trafford, 23, endured a frustrating season at Manchester City…
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Brazilian mother and daughter die from cancer within 10 hours
A mother and daughter in Brazil died from cancer just 10 hours apart, leaving their family devastated. Cibele Marchis, 28, died in hospital in Mogi Guaçu at about 4pm, while her mother, Maria Elisabete Nogueira, 56, died at another hospital around 2am the following day. The timing was particularly distressing because both had reportedly wished…
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Rising energy costs threaten funding for Burnham’s social care plans
Rising oil and gas prices are adding pressure to the government’s finances as Prime Minister Andy Burnham pledges to make reforming social care a central offer at the next election. The higher costs could complicate Chancellor John Healey’s efforts to balance the books, leaving less room to fund the proposed reforms and other commitments. The…
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Man, 48, is killed and several others injured after car hit pedestrian: Woman, 32, is arrested
A 48-year-old man has been killed following a car collision in Enfield, north London, in the early hours of 20 September. The incident also left several other people injured, including a 31-year-old man who remains in a life-threatening condition. A 32-year-old woman was arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving, driving whilst under the influence of…
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The Young Bucks make AEW history with victory in three-way ladder match at All Out
The Young Bucks have regained the AEW Tag Team Championship, defeating both Adam Copeland and Christian Cage and FTR in a three-way ladder match at All Out. This victory marks a significant moment in AEW history, as the Young Bucks now hold the distinction of having won the most tag team titles in the promotion’s…