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The emblem for the Brisbane 2032 Olympics has been officially unveiled, following its accidental release. The emblem will represent the Brisbane Olympic Games in 2032.

A forensic medicine professor is preparing to publish an analysis of Jeffrey Epstein’s autopsy records which, according to Epstein’s brother, questions the official conclusion that the disgraced financier died by suicide in prison. Michael Freeman is due to present his findings at University College London on November 16 before publishing his research, along with files from the New York City Medical Examiner obtained from Mark Epstein. Freeman, editor-in-chief of the Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine, has reviewed the evidence using what he describes as a biomechanical analysis of the ligature pattern. He has also examined images which he says…

Sacha Baron Cohen is at the centre of an alleged plot involving an Ali G campaign and an AI weapon.

Former Portland Trail Blazers announcer Braiden Bell has apologised for racist and sexist tweets that led to his dismissal just hours after he was announced as the team’s play-by-play commentator. Bell said the posts were written on Twitter 14 years ago, when he was 15. In a written statement on X, he said: “I am deeply sorry for the language I used on Twitter. These tweets, while wrong, were written by me 14 years ago while I was only 15 years old and have no reflection of who I am today.” He added: “I regret this being my first impression…

A 57-year-old man from Dearborn Heights has died after being pinned beneath a construction truck in Birmingham, Michigan. Birmingham Police Department officers were called to the 800 block of Redding on Friday, October 2, following reports that a man was trapped under the vehicle. He was found dead at the scene, police said. Investigators said the truck had developed a mechanical problem involving one of its lift axles. The driver pulled over on the side of Redding to inspect the fault, but was trapped when the system unexpectedly reactivated. Police have not released the man’s name. The circumstances surrounding the…

North Korea has launched a ballistic missile from the Wonsan area towards the sea off its east coast. The launch was carried out from the coastal area of Wonsan, with the missile directed eastwards over the sea.

Artificial intelligence is changing many tasks traditionally handled by entry-level workers, prompting questions about what the shift could mean for the next generation of employees. Tech executive Clara Shih will discuss the potential impact on future workers on 60 Minutes on Sunday, focusing on how changing workplace responsibilities may affect those starting their careers.

The Dutch royal house bears responsibility for helping the country’s slave trade and slavery survive over several centuries, a study commissioned by King Willem-Alexander has found. Researchers at Leiden University said the House of Orange-Nassau had actively supported Dutch colonialism from 1600 to the present, although it only rarely determined colonial policy. The three-year study concluded that the royal family’s involvement was “wholehearted and without any real reservations”. Most Dutch rulers, it said, raised no objections to slavery. “The research leaves us in no doubt that the House of Orange shares responsibility for the survival over the centuries of the…

Mark Ruffalo has vowed to continue opposing the Paramount-Warner Bros merger after a US judge approved a settlement clearing the final legal obstacle to the deal. The actor condemned the decision on X, describing the proposed $111 billion takeover of Warner Bros Discovery by Paramount Skydance as a threat to creativity, free speech and jobs. “This merger will stifle creativity, weaken free speech, and cost people their jobs—it is a bad deal for this country and should never have been approved,” Ruffalo wrote. He added that the grassroots campaign against the transaction would continue, saying: “This was never about just…

A Cornell University fraternity member has lost a lawsuit challenging the disciplinary action imposed on him after an investigation into an alleged sexual assault at the Chi Phi fraternity house. John Doe brought the case against Cornell in March, arguing that the university had failed to give him a fair opportunity to defend himself. The Supreme Court of New York, the state’s trial court, rejected his petition on September 23 and upheld the university’s decision. The case concerned an alleged incident on October 19, 2024, involving a woman identified as Jane Doe. John Doe said he went to a room…