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A manhunt is continuing in Perth after a shooting in the south of the city, with two men still on the run. The incident has prompted a search for the pair, who remain at large following the shooting.

Referees have admitted that a VAR error connected to a goal in the Manchester derby contributed to Manchester United’s defeat by Manchester City. The disclosure, issued by the refereeing authorities, focuses on the crucial moment in the match and the decision surrounding that goal. The confirmation implies the VAR call in question was incorrect and had a direct impact on the outcome of the contest.

The United States women’s basketball team won a fifth consecutive FIBA World Cup title after overcoming France 97-79 in the final in Berlin. The victory extended the Americans’ World Cup winning run to 36 matches, dating back to their semi-final defeat by Russia in 2006. It also marked their ninth successive win in a gold-medal game since they finished runners-up to the Soviet Union in 1983. France threatened to produce a major upset after taking control in the first half. The US fell 14 points behind, trailed 20-17 at the end of the opening quarter and then conceded the first…

Nutritionist Gabriela Peacock has outlined a September diet reset aimed at helping people lose up to five pounds in ten days after a summer of barbecues, holidays, cocktails and late nights. Her plan, developed for clients at her London clinic, is based on restoring regular routines rather than following a restrictive detox. It focuses on meal timing, protein, vegetables, sleep, movement and taking a break from alcohol. Peacock says the return to work and school provides a useful opportunity to re-establish consistent times for sleeping, eating and having snacks. She recommends planning meals in advance, with the first meal of…

Donald Trump has played down calls for tighter AI regulation, saying the United States must maintain its lead over China because “whoever wins with AI wins”. The president said some safeguards could be introduced but offered no details, dismissing warnings that the technology was advancing too quickly and without sufficient oversight as coming from “negative forces”. “We can put guardrails, we can do this and that, but I think you have a lot of negative forces that are bringing it up that … shouldn’t be bringing it up, and they’re bringing up things that won’t happen,” Mr Trump told reporters…

Spectacular Smith, 40, has been accused of sexual assault in a lawsuit filed by Alexis Dieng last month. Dieng claims Smith first contacted her on Instagram in October 2025, asking for restaurant recommendations in Arizona.

Pro Ref has admitted an error of judgement in awarding Manchester City’s winning goal against Manchester United at Old Trafford, after Erling Haaland’s effort was initially ruled out for offside. The on-field decision was overturned by VAR in the 1-0 victory, with officials concluding that Haaland had been played onside by United defender Patrick Dorgu. However, City’s Enzo Fernandez was in an offside position as he moved towards the ball before it reached Haaland at the back post. Although Fernandez did not touch it, his movement appeared to affect United defender Lisandro Martinez. Pro Ref said the VAR team should…

Fox 10 Phoenix has published its “Seen on TV” roundup for Sunday, September 13, 2026, giving viewers a place to find links and contact information connected to stories featured in the station’s broadcasts. The page, published at 12.50pm local time, includes live-streamed video from the day’s coverage and is aimed at viewers who missed a report when it aired. Fox 10 Phoenix also directs viewers to its online video section for additional clips from the station’s newscasts.

Mary Gaudron, Australia’s first female High Court judge, has died aged 83, prompting tributes from across the country’s legal and political circles. Her death was announced on Sunday, marking the end of a career that helped reshape Australia’s judiciary and legal profession. Born in Moree, New South Wales, in 1943 to working-class parents, Ms Gaudron grew up witnessing discrimination against Aboriginal Australians. Those experiences informed her lifelong commitment to equality and social justice. She studied law at Sydney University on a scholarship and initially practised mainly in defamation and industrial law. In 1972, she became the first woman appointed to…

Jemima Goldsmith has married multi-millionaire financier Cameron O’Reilly in a weekend wedding ceremony. Goldsmith, 52, is an award-winning film producer and a close friend of the late Princess Diana. O’Reilly is 62.