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Cat Deeley has spoken about sleepless nights spent “spiralling” over her children as she adjusts to co-parenting with Patrick Kielty following their separation. The This Morning presenter, 49, and the comedian, 55, announced in July 2025 that they had separated after 12 years of marriage. They share two sons, Milo, 10, and James, eight. Deeley said she now worries about her children more than she did when they were younger, despite wanting them to be happy and successful. “I probably worry about the kids more now than I did then [when they were little],” she said. “I just want them…

Participation in the WorldQuant contest has increased as more entrants use artificial intelligence, highlighting the technology’s growing role in the competition.

Max Ehrich, Demi Lovato’s former fiancé, has been cited in Florida after police said he drove his BMW on the wrong side of a divided highway in Port St Lucie. The singer and actor was stopped shortly after 9am on September 30 while driving a white 2020 BMW, according to the citation. The traffic incident came around a month after Ehrich was arrested in Florida on August 25 for alleged possession of nitrous oxide. He was also arrested in the state on a domestic violence charge in October 2025. In the aftermath, Ehrich said he intended to enter rehabilitation. Ehrich…

An Alex Scott to Chelsea transfer could take place in January after claims emerged that the Bournemouth midfielder has a “gentleman’s agreement” allowing him to leave during the winter window. Chelsea are understood to be interested in Scott as they assess additions to their midfield, with Crystal Palace’s Adam Wharton also reportedly on their radar. The suggestion that Bournemouth may be prepared to sanction a mid-season departure has raised the prospect of Scott moving sooner than expected. It had previously appeared that the Cherries would resist offers until next summer. Indy Kaila News claimed on X that there was an…

Dee Why police station in Sydney has been placed in lockdown after a person entered the building and put a weapon on the counter. The incident prompted the police station to be secured. No further details have been provided.

Southampton manager Tonda Eckert has avoided an immediate ban for his role in the club’s “spygate” scandal, although the Football Association has imposed a suspended six-week suspension, a £28,000 fine and a reprimand. The sanction means the 33-year-old German can remain in charge of the Championship club, including for Sunday’s match against Portsmouth. Eckert admitted the misconduct charge and accepted full responsibility after an independent EFL disciplinary commission found in May that he had “specifically authorised” the spying operation. Southampton admitted three breaches of EFL regulations after being caught observing training sessions involving semi-final opponents Middlesbrough and two other teams.…

Bella Thorne has marked her 29th birthday with a gallery of photographs highlighting her style and figure. The actress and singer is celebrating the final year of her twenties, with the images showing her posing in lingerie and a black bikini. One photograph features Thorne wearing underwear, while another shows her beside a sunset in a black bikini. The birthday gallery was published on October 8, 2026, to mark Bella Thorne’s 29th birthday.

Newcastle United goalkeeper Nick Pope is being considered by Bayern Munich as the German champions plan for life after Manuel Neuer. Neuer, now 40, could leave at the end of the season, with Bayern increasingly viewing Jonas Urbig as their long-term first-choice goalkeeper. The club is understood to be examining experienced options who could provide competition, leadership and cover without blocking Urbig’s development. Nick Pope on Bayern Munich’s experienced goalkeeper shortlist Sky Sports Deutschland reports that Pope is among a group of senior goalkeepers Bayern are assessing. The list also includes Bernd Leno, Koen Casteels, Lukas Hradecky, Juan Musso and…

Eleven people have been charged with murder following violence at a house party in which a 21-year-old man suffered significant head injuries. The man was injured after the gathering erupted into a brawl. The charges relate to his death, although no further details have been provided.

Organised burglary squads have been linked to about 50 break-ins and attempted break-ins across north London, Hertfordshire and the Thames Valley, according to a former Metropolitan Police detective who has accused the force of failing to tackle the alleged crime spree. David McKelvey, now head of private investigation firm TM Eye, said the offences began in early September and involved groups of masked men targeting affluent neighbourhoods. Cash, jewellery, luxury watches, cars and safes are believed to have been stolen. Police said officers were investigating a number of burglaries reported across north London in September and October, but no arrests…