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Sienna Miller made a rare red-carpet appearance with her 14-year-old daughter, Marlowe, at the London world premiere of her new series War. The 44-year-old actress and her daughter attended the event at Odeon Luxe Leicester Square on Wednesday, where Miller was joined by co-star Dominic West and members of the drama’s cast. Miller shares Marlowe with her former fiancé, Tom Sturridge. She also has a daughter born in December 2023 and a son born in April 2026 with her partner, Oli Green. War premiere brings cast to London West, who stars opposite Miller in the series, was among those at…

Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs is due back in Brown County court on 24 September after his former girlfriend asked for evidence in his misdemeanor battery case to be permanently sealed. The request was filed under Wisconsin’s Marsy’s Law, which gives crime victims constitutional protections including privacy, dignity and reasonable safety. A status conference has been scheduled to address the application. Josh Jacobs evidence-sealing request The evidence includes video from a 23 May incident at Jacobs’s home in Hobart, Wisconsin. The NFL and media organisations have sought access to the material, but the victim’s lawyers argue that releasing…

A serving police officer has been charged with aggravated common assault over an alleged attack on his five-week-old baby. The officer is due to face court in connection with the charge.

Hidden compartments in shops were uncovered during a high-street crime crackdown in Lowestoft, Suffolk, including a ceiling void containing illegal and counterfeit tobacco worth £1,000. The raids formed part of Operation Machinize, a UK-wide operation led by the National Crime Agency. Officers from Suffolk Police, Immigration Enforcement and Trading Standards targeted about ten convenience stores, vape shops, nail salons, barbers and massage parlours identified as potentially linked to criminal activity. Security minister Dan Jarvis observed the operation, in which specialist teams used a sniffer dog trained to detect tobacco and cash. At one vape shop, a door disguised as shelving…

Goldman Sachs now expects the US Federal Reserve to raise interest rates again in October, marking a change in its outlook for the central bank’s policy. The investment bank’s revised view points to another Fed rate hike later this year.

Singer-songwriter Duncan Sheik has been hospitalised in New York, where he is currently receiving medical care, according to sources with direct knowledge of the situation. The reason for the Grammy-nominated artist’s hospitalisation is not known, and no details have been given about his condition. Sheik became widely known after releasing his 1996 debut single, “Barely Breathing”, which earned him a Grammy nomination for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance. He is also known for his work as a composer and actor. Representatives for Sheik have been contacted for comment but have not responded.

A University of Washington professor has played down warnings that artificial intelligence could wipe out humanity by the end of the decade, saying the more immediate danger is the way the technology is already influencing people’s lives. Chirag Shah, an adjunct professor at the university’s Information School, was speaking after former Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon resigned and warned that people developing AI “earnestly believe” it could “kill us all by the end of the decade”. Shah said a takeover scenario remained highly unlikely, but argued that concerns over poorly tested systems, unchecked automation and the erosion of human judgement deserved…

Two alleged plotters accused of organising the shooting murder of Australian citizen Lorenzo Lemalu in Vietnam have been granted bail by a court in Samoa. The men, a 31-year-old New Zealand national and a 33-year-old Samoan national, appeared in court on Wednesday charged with conspiracy to murder. They will remain in the Samoan community while the case proceeds. Lemalu, a 24-year-old Sydney-based gang boss, was shot dead outside a seafood restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City on May 21. Another Australian citizen was seriously injured in the attack. Vietnamese authorities arrested two Samoan nationals, aged 22 and 26, on May…

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney have used their first bilateral meeting to discuss artificial intelligence risks, defence cooperation and joint initiatives in Liverpool. The talks were followed by an evening watching a football match together at Everton’s stadium. The British Prime Minister’s Office said the leaders agreed that governments and technology companies must work together to improve online safety and address the risks posed by AI. UK and Canada discuss artificial intelligence risks The meeting came days after Burnham’s spokesperson welcomed increased discussion among AI companies about the dangers associated with the technology, alongside…

Matthew Lillard has said he regrets returning to Scream 7 after Melissa Barrera was fired from the franchise over her pro-Palestine stance. Speaking during a question-and-answer session at a screening marking the 30th anniversary of Scream, the actor was asked about celebrities speaking out on political issues. Lillard said advocating for trans people and the LGBTQ community was straightforward for him, as he is the father of queer children. But he acknowledged feeling conflicted about rejoining the horror franchise after Barrera’s dismissal. “I feel bad about that. I feel shame about that,” he told the audience. “Because in that moment…