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Paris Saint-Germain have stepped up their interest in Manchester City playmaker Rayan Cherki, adding further competition for Liverpool as uncertainty continues over the Premier League club’s ongoing financial case. Cherki has become an increasingly important figure for City since joining from Lyon. The 23-year-old recorded 25 goal contributions during his first season in Manchester and has added six more in eight appearances this campaign. PSG interest in Rayan Cherki grows PSG are understood to view the France international as an attractive addition to their attacking options. His technical ability is considered a strong fit for the French champions, while his…

Raising Cane’s will open its second San Francisco restaurant on Monday, October 12, 2026, at Stonestown Galleria, less than a month after the chicken chain made its city debut. The new branch will be located at 255 Winston Drive, in a former McDonald’s unit at the shopping centre. Raising Cane’s official locations website lists the restaurant as opening on October 12. ([locations.raisingcanes.com](https://locations.raisingcanes.com/ca/san-francisco)) The opening follows the launch of the company’s first San Francisco site at Fisherman’s Wharf on September 21. That restaurant occupies 211 Jefferson Street and marked the Louisiana-based chain’s arrival in the city. ([ktvu.com](https://www.ktvu.com/news/san-francisco-is-getting-its-first-raising-canes-second-one-coming-soon)) The Stonestown restaurant is…

The funeral of 20-year-old police constable Mia Lay is being held at St Andrew’s Cathedral in central Sydney, following her death in a car crash in the suburb of Redfern. Constable Lay had served with NSW Police for 16 months when the marked vehicle in which she was a passenger struck a tree in the early hours of September 25. Her death was commemorated at National Police Remembrance Day on September 29, when NSW Police Minister Yasmin Catley described it as a “dark day”. At a solemn service, NSW Premier Chris Minns paid tribute to Constable Lay as “talented, optimistic,…

A federal hearing over Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s proposed deportation to Liberia was abruptly cancelled on Tuesday, leaving unresolved whether the Salvadoran man can be removed to the West African country. His lawyers had been due to ask US District Judge Paula Xinis, in Maryland, to block the deportation. The hearing was delayed by 15 minutes before a court official told members of the public it would not go ahead, and the courtroom was then cleared. Abrego Garcia was living in Maryland with his family when he was mistakenly deported to El Salvador in March 2025. A 2019 court order had…

A childminder has admitted leaving more than 20 children unsupervised while they were in her care at her home in Dunfermline. Amanda Mathewson, 55, pleaded guilty at Kirkcaldy Sheriff Court to wilfully neglecting and abandoning children. Dozens of local parents attended the hearing. The court heard that Mathewson had been caring for 27 children, although her registration allowed her to look after a maximum of eight at one time. Her arrest followed allegations of cruelty after parents received a tip-off about school runs she was making. A couple who had entrusted their child to Mathewson reportedly entered the house while…

A US appeals court is considering whether to block appointments made by Kennedy to a vaccine panel. The case centres on Kennedy’s appointments and the future of the panel, with the court weighing whether they should be halted.

BenDaDonnn has claimed an overly aggressive police officer sparked the confrontation that led to his arrest in Texas, insisting he and his group followed instructions before officers used force. The social media personality discussed Sunday’s incident with fans while wearing an orange Department of Corrections uniform. He said an officer had shouted at the group to move on to the pavement, and that they complied quickly. BenDaDonnn said the officer nevertheless put his hands on him and others in the group. He claimed an argument followed, after which he was tasered and booked into Brazos County Jail on suspicion of…

A man was taken to hospital with a serious stab wound after an incident in downtown Phoenix early on Tuesday, October 6, which temporarily disrupted light rail services during the morning commute. Phoenix Police said officers attended the area around Central Avenue and Monroe Street after reports of a stabbing. The adult male victim was treated by Phoenix Fire before being taken to hospital. Police said a male suspect was located and arrested. His name has not been released, and authorities have not disclosed what led to the incident. The crime scene affected light rail traffic in the area, while…

Anthropic was given a draft of Australia’s data centre guidelines while negotiating an agreement that required the artificial intelligence company to follow them, documents released under freedom of information laws show. The guidelines, known as the data centre expectations, require developers of large facilities to put the national interest first. The federal government says they are intended to prevent data centres from driving up electricity bills. They are not yet legally binding, but ministers plan to make them mandatory through national AI standards due to be legislated early next year. That could place Anthropic’s proposed Australian facilities under rules it…

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