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Alice Cooper has discussed the evolution of the unforgettable character he created in an interview with Anthony Mason, alongside the release of his new memoir, “Devil on My Shoulder”. The musician reflects on how the character developed and the role it has played in his career. His conversation with Mason focuses on the ideas and experiences explored in the memoir.

Arsenal are among the clubs monitoring Granada winger Owen Emeka, with the 17-year-old regarded as one of the Spanish side’s most promising young players. Newcastle United and Everton are also reportedly tracking the teenager, who is believed to have a €15 million release clause. That figure could make Emeka an attractive option for clubs looking to secure a highly rated prospect at a relatively modest cost. Emeka has already made his senior debut for Granada, and the club will hope to retain him as he develops towards a regular first-team role. Arsenal’s interest in young talent The potential move would…

Six children were rescued from a house fire by neighbours after a blaze broke out at a home in Yangebup, in Perth’s south. The fire started shortly before 8pm on Friday while the children were inside the property. Nearby residents rushed to help, using a garden hose to tackle the flames. Michelle said her son Joel ran into the smoke-filled house alongside another neighbour to reach the children. “We went up to the driveway, and he just barged in to the house and into the smoke and that,” she said. “All our concern was getting those kids out.” Joel and…

UEFA has received a substantial dossier from Real Madrid over the Negreira case, prompting the Spanish club to demand that the investigation into Barcelona’s alleged payments to a former refereeing official be completed with “utmost urgency”. European football’s governing body said its ethics and disciplinary inspectors would assess the latest documents as part of their ongoing review. Reports put the dossier at about 50,000 pages. What is the Negreira case? The case centres on more than €7.3 million allegedly paid by Barcelona between 2001 and 2018 to companies owned by Jose Maria Enriquez Negreira, who was vice-president of the refereeing…

MacKenzie Scott’s novel has drawn a mixed and often perplexed response after she released it chapter by chapter on Substack, bypassing a traditional publisher and major booksellers including Amazon. Last Days in Two Nations (A History in Eighteen Minds) was published in instalments from 8 August, with the final chapter arriving on 31 August. The approximately 80,000-word, 317-page work was made available free to subscribers. The book has attracted particular attention because Scott, the former wife of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, has given away more than $26 billion through philanthropy while rarely speaking publicly. Some readers have searched the novel…

Manchester City’s appeal against a verdict over more than 100 alleged breaches of Premier League financial regulations could determine whether the club faces a points deduction, transfer ban and potentially relegation, according to sports law specialist Yasin Patel. City has maintained that it is innocent and said the commission’s decision contained “clear material errors, of law, principle and fact and is unsafe”. The club has also insisted that a “comprehensive body of irrefutable evidence” supports its position. The charges followed a four-year investigation and relate to the period from 2009 to 2018. The hearing began behind closed doors in September…

Perth ultra-marathon runner Phil Gore has undergone emergency surgery after his six-day Project 168 challenge for Telethon left him with a serious leg infection. Gore had attempted to complete a 6.7km lap every hour for 168 consecutive hours to raise money for sick children across Western Australia. He reached lap 152 before the pain became overwhelming and he collapsed during the following lap. “To be honest, it’s a bit of a blur. I don’t remember anything being wrong until lap 152,” Gore said. He completed lap 152 with only two minutes to spare, despite warning his support crew to be…

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A dual UK-Iranian national arrested over alleged events at RAF Fairford has been released on bail, counter-terrorism police have said. The 25-year-old man was detained in Westminster, London, on suspicion of preparing terrorist acts under Section 5 of the Terrorism Act 2006. Police had initially given his age as 27. A second man, aged 26, was also questioned under caution. Searches of two properties in the Westminster area have now been completed. In a statement, counter-terrorism police said: “A man arrested on Thursday (1 October) in connection with events at RAF Fairford on Sunday (27 September) has been released on…

Jeremy Jacquet was praised for his France performance after helping his side earn a 1-1 draw against Italy, with national team manager Zinedine Zidane describing the Liverpool defender as “very, very good”. The 21-year-old made his name as a promising young player at Rennes before moving to Liverpool. However, he arrived at Anfield injured, which may have tempered expectations about his involvement during the campaign. Jacquet now appears to be returning to his best form. His display for France earned particular recognition from Zidane, who highlighted the defender’s courage and effectiveness in the contest. “Very good. Very, very good. Brave.…