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A former police officer accused of stalking four women by placing Apple AirTag tracking devices on their cars has been refused bail in Melbourne, as investigators examine whether up to 25 other people may have been targeted. Timothy Wilson, 65, appeared by video link from a police cell at Melbourne’s Bail and Remand Court on Sunday. He faces four stalking charges and weapon offences over alleged incidents involving four young women between June and September. The women each contacted police after finding an AirTag attached to their vehicle with a magnet and black electrical tape. One device was reportedly discovered…

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Readers attempting to view a Sky News report about a European venture fund backing a medical technology project were confronted with an “Access Denied” screen. The image and page text that accompany the blocked article reveal the message, featuring a standard Access Denied notification and a reference number. Because the accessible material contains no further details, there is no verifiable information available about the fund, the project, or any responses from organisations involved. Editors will provide updates if the content becomes accessible in the future.

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The new shadow foreign secretary has spoken out after the US president suggested British forces would not “be willing to travel that far” to defend the islanders’ right to self-determination. The remarks relate to the Falkland Islanders and Britain’s willingness to defend their right to determine their own future.

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A Canadian woman who joined Islamic State in Syria as a young adult has described how she escaped the group, survived years of war and captivity, and later became an informant helping authorities locate ISIS fighters and children. Known only as S., she was born in Pakistan to Somali parents and raised in Canada from the age of two. She is not being identified by her real name or home city because of fears over repercussions from her past. S. said she turned increasingly towards religion after her brother was shot dead by an acquaintance who was high on drugs.…

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A reported $300,000 private-jet college tour for wealthy families has prompted warnings that an overt display of privilege could work against students seeking places at elite US universities. The four-day “Elevation Experience” is said to offer travel for seven student-and-parent pairs between seven campuses, with a Gulfstream G650, private tarmac transfers, chauffeured cars, Four Seasons accommodation, concierge services, curated meals and designer luggage. The company behind the package describes it as providing families with a “strategic edge” in the admissions process. But a former University of Pennsylvania admissions officer, now a senior admissions consultant at Ivy Coach, questioned who such…

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Jennifer Aniston’s relationship with wellness coach Jim Curtis has given him a larger platform for promoting his spiritual beliefs, he has said, allowing his message to reach “many more” people. The couple have been dating for more than a year, and Curtis, 50, recently appeared with Aniston, 57, at a live question-and-answer event to promote his new book. Speaking about his increased public profile, Curtis said he regarded the attention as an opportunity to help people who might otherwise not encounter his work. “Aren’t I blessed to be of interest?” he said. “And to have the opportunity that if there…

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Mikel Arteta praised Bruno Guimaraes after the midfielder transformed Arsenal’s 2-0 victory over Sunderland at the Stadium of Light, coming off the bench at half-time to make a decisive impact. Guimaraes opened the scoring with a superb long-range effort before Bukayo Saka converted a stoppage-time penalty, preserving Arsenal’s perfect start to the Premier League season. The Brazilian had been booed by Sunderland supporters because of his connection with Newcastle United, where he was formerly captain. He responded by producing one of his most influential performances since joining Arsenal. Arteta praises Bruno Guimaraes after Sunderland victory Arteta highlighted Guimaraes’ character and…

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King’s Cross and neighbouring St Pancras International have become notorious hotspots for crime, despite their status as two of the country’s most iconic railway stations. The stations, which stand alongside one another in London, are regarded as major landmarks but have increasingly gained a reputation for criminal activity.

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