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A 16-year-old boy has been arrested after an armed carjacking in Minneapolis ended with a stolen vehicle striking a police squad car and an officer firing a weapon. The incident unfolded at about 4.45pm on Thursday, 8 October, after police were called to West 31st Street and Pillsbury Avenue following reports of a person with a gun. According to Minneapolis police, the suspect first attempted to take a vehicle at gunpoint, but the driver managed to escape. He then allegedly carjacked another motorist and fled in the stolen car. Minneapolis armed carjacking ends in police shooting Officers tracked the vehicle…

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The head of the influential Russian war blog Rybar has been arrested in Montenegro alongside his wife and three other Russian nationals, amid warnings of attempts to destabilise the country. Mikhail Zvinchuk, a former Russian defence ministry official, was detained in the Adriatic resort of Risan on allegations of spreading “Russian influence”, according to Montenegro’s Pobjeda newspaper, which cited sources. Rybar said the group had entered Montenegro legally and had been planning to film at a monastery. “Since there were no violations of local legislation, we expect all detainees to be released,” the blog said. The Russian embassy in Podgorica…

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Ukraine has pushed Russian forces back in the eastern Donetsk region, reclaiming territory around Lyman as Moscow’s troops struggle to advance towards the key cities of Sloviansk and Kramatorsk. The Ukrainian counteroffensive, known as Operation Vivaldi, has recovered 175 square kilometres of previously occupied land around Lyman this year, according to Ukrainian authorities. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has described the operation as successful but incomplete. Even the Kremlin-aligned military channel Rybar acknowledged that Russian forces were losing villages south of Lyman, where Moscow had hoped to establish a platform for a wider assault on the so-called fortress belt. “The enemy is…

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Delta Air Lines has cut its 2026 profit and cash-flow forecasts as persistently high fuel prices weigh on earnings, although chief executive Ed Bastian said travellers were continuing to accept higher fares. The US carrier now expects adjusted earnings per share of between $5.10 and $5.60 for the year, down from its July forecast of $6.50 to $7.50. Its guidance for the fourth quarter was also below analysts’ expectations. Delta reduced its forecast for annual free cash flow to $2.5 billion, compared with an earlier estimate of as much as $4 billion. Fuel costs have risen sharply this year, adding…

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Journey drummer Deen Castronovo was rushed to hospital after falling ill during the band’s concert at the BOK Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The medical emergency occurred two songs into the group’s set on Thursday night, during their 2026 “Final Frontier” tour, bringing the performance to a halt. Keyboardist Jonathan Cain later told the audience it was an “unfortunate situation” and apologised for the disruption. He also asked fans to keep Castronovo in their prayers. Guitarist Neal Schon subsequently returned to the stage and confirmed that the drummer had been taken to hospital. He said Castronovo would be replaced for the…

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Manchester United injury news has brought a setback for Benjamin Sesko and Patrick Dorgu ahead of the club’s return to action, with manager Michael Carrick indicating that both players will miss the upcoming fixture against Tottenham. Sesko appears to be the furthest from a comeback. Carrick said: “Ben [Sesko] is further away with the injury he has, so he won’t be ready.” Dorgu is also facing an extended absence after being forced off. “Patrick [Dorgu] came off and looks like he’ll be out for a number of weeks,” Carrick said. Manchester United injury update ahead of Tottenham There was some…

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A Michigan woman has filed a $75 million lawsuit against the City of Warren and its police department, alleging that a responding officer sexually assaulted her after attending her home over a domestic violence incident. Lisa Harrison, a Macomb County resident, is suing Officer Elmondo Smith, Warren Police Chief Eric Hawkins, a human resources coordinator and the city, through the Michigan Injury Law Center. Alleged assault by Warren police officer The lawsuit claims Harrison contacted police in June 2025 seeking emergency assistance. Smith allegedly attended the incident and later obtained her personal telephone number, purportedly as part of the investigation.…

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Australia reached 119 for four after 40 overs against South Africa, with Matt Renshaw and Alex Carey resisting the home side’s attack during a patient session. Renshaw was unbeaten on 16 and Carey on 13 after the pair faced a little over 80 balls between them. Australia made steady progress without taking undue risks. South African off-spinner Simon Harmer came into the attack after lunch and threatened to break the partnership. He has previously claimed important wickets on tours of India and Pakistan, although Australia were able to score runs from his bowling. Anrich Nortje continued to run in hard,…

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