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Jaguar is preparing to unveil the £130,000 Type 01 electric car in New York, marking the next stage of the British marque’s controversial transformation into an ultra-premium electric vehicle brand. The grand tourer, which will be revealed on Tuesday, is expected to produce more than 1,000bhp and will feature 23-inch wheels, a three-motor powertrain and 360 new patents. Jaguar managing director Rawdon Glover has described the launch as “one of the most significant moments in Jaguar’s 90-plus year history”. He has also suggested the car should make a strong impression when viewed on the road. Asked whether motorists might be…

Supercar Sunday at Motormall Raceway attracted almost 8,000 people and raised more than $50,000 for Telethon, as Perth families and motorsport enthusiasts gathered for a day of high-speed entertainment. More than 100 supercars and drift cars took to the track, with machinery worth over $40 million using 300 tyres and 10,000 litres of fuel during the inaugural event. More than 1,000 passengers were given the chance to experience hot laps, while food trucks, bouncy castles and performances by Hardwired Freestyle Motocross added to the festival atmosphere. Telethon children join the action A number of Telethon children were invited to experience…

Zach Bryan performed a second night at Gillette Stadium wearing a “Free Palestine” shirt, repeating the pro-Palestinian message he and his band delivered at the Foxborough venue the previous evening. The country singer took to the stage on Saturday night in the same shirt. Members of his band also wore Palestine jerseys and other clothing carrying pro-Palestinian messages. The garments were supplied by Wear the Peace, an organisation that donates to people in Gaza through humanitarian programmes. Bryan’s drummer wore a shirt bearing the name Hind Rajab on the back. Rajab was a five-year-old Palestinian girl who was killed after…

At least six people were injured when gunfire broke out after a large gathering in South Dallas early on Sunday, police said. The shooting happened at about 3.20am on South Barry Avenue near Ware Street. Investigators believe the driver of a vehicle exchanged fire with someone in the crowd before crashing into a light pole while attempting to leave. The victims’ ages and the seriousness of their injuries had not been released. It was not immediately clear whether they were taken to hospital or treated at the scene. Dallas police have not said what led to the shooting and no…

Yemeni President Rashad al-Alimi has announced a major military operation to recapture territory held by the Iran-aligned Houthi rebels and restore the government’s authority across the country. In a televised address, Mr al-Alimi said: “Today, I announce the start of military operations to retake the remaining territory of the republic and extend the authority of the state and its institutions across the entire national territory.” The announcement comes after a period of renewed fighting between the Houthis and forces aligned with Yemen’s Saudi-backed government. Hostilities had largely stopped following a truce in 2022, but have since resumed amid the wider…

The Asian Games in Japan have closed after two weeks of outstanding performances by teenage athletes were set against organisational problems, transport failures and poor public attendances. Sheikh Joaan bin Hamad Al Thani, president of the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA), formally brought the Aichi-Nagoya Games to an end at Mizuho Park Athletic Stadium on Sunday. The ceremonial handover now turns attention to Doha, which is due to host the next edition in 2030. About 17,000 athletes and officials took part in 469 medal events across venues stretching from Tokyo to Osaka, a larger field than at the Paris Olympics.…

Spiking bond yields, the US midterm elections and the forthcoming earnings season are set to test the stock market’s typical strength in the fourth quarter. The combination of rising borrowing costs, political uncertainty and corporate results will put pressure on US stocks as investors assess whether the market can maintain its usual late-year momentum.

Canadian singer Sass Jordan has died aged 63, her family has announced. She died on 2 October 2026, surrounded by her loved ones. In a statement shared on social media, her family said: “On Oct. 2 2026, surrounded by her loving family, Sass Jordan peacefully crossed over to the other side.” They added: “Sass remains in our hearts, an inimitable force of nature. An irreplaceable being of light and joy!” Jordan was born in Birmingham, England, and lived in Montreal. She became known for songs including High Road Easy and Make You a Believer. Her debut album, Tell Somebody, earned…

Chicago is set for a sunny and mild Sunday, with temperatures reaching around 70F as spectators head out for game day. The National Weather Service said no hazardous weather is expected across the area. ([weather.gov](https://www.weather.gov/lot/briefing_forecast?utm_source=openai)) Clear skies will continue into the evening, although temperatures are expected to fall into the 40s overnight. Monday will be cooler but dry and bright, with highs in the mid to upper 60s. Conditions will begin to warm again on Tuesday, when temperatures could reach 70F. Wednesday is forecast to bring more sunshine and highs in the mid-70s. The mild, settled pattern is expected to…

Australian Gulf War veterans are travelling to Washington to attend the opening of a memorial to the conflict, while using the visit to begin a campaign for a dedicated memorial in Australia. The veterans say recognition at home has been inadequate, despite about 1,800 Australians serving with the US-led coalition during the 1990-91 Gulf War. “Unfortunately, I believe we’ve been forgotten,” said veteran Justin Hughes. Suzy Wilson described the situation as “incredibly frustrating”, while Charles Anderson said it was “very annoying at times and distressing”. Gulf War veterans seek dedicated Australian memorial The US memorial was funded after American Gulf…