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A 51-year-old man has been charged with murder after Tasia Fortune, a 29-year-old Black woman, was found hanging from a tree behind an abandoned house in Jackson, Mississippi. Jarques Ratliff was arrested on Friday after the state medical examiner classified Fortune’s death as a homicide. Police said he was detained while walking along Capitol Street after officers had executed search warrants connected to the investigation. Jackson police chief RaShall Brackney said Ratliff had an “association” with Fortune but did not provide further details about their relationship. She said investigators had interviewed nearly 15 people and collected forensic evidence during the…

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A photographer who documented the September 11 attacks has reflected on capturing one of the tragedy’s defining images, as the photograph’s significance is revisited 25 years later. The photographer describes the circumstances in which the image was taken and considers how it came to represent the horror of 9/11. The picture remains closely associated with the events of that day and the lasting memory of the attacks. The reflection is reported by Bradley Blackburn and focuses on the photographer’s experience of recording the unfolding catastrophe, as well as the enduring impact of the image.

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WH Smith has been accused of charging substantially more for everyday goods at airport shops, with prices for water and snacks found to be more than double those at other retailers in the same terminals. Travellers at Gatwick, Heathrow and Glasgow airports were being charged about £4 for a 750ml bottle of Evian at WH Smith, compared with as little as £1.80 elsewhere in the departure lounges. A packet of Walkers crisps cost £2.69 at WH Smith, while Boots was selling the same product for £1.30. Polo mints were priced at £2.69 in WH Smith, against £1.10 at Boots –…

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Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon were seen holding hands at New York’s JFK Airport as the actor remained close to his girlfriend amid the continuing estrangement between him and several of his children. Pitt, 62, and de Ramon, 33, travelled together on Friday, days after he attended a screening in Los Angeles. Pitt wore a grey cropped jacket with matching loose-fitting trousers, a checked yellow shirt, yellow trainers, a backwards cap and aviator sunglasses. De Ramon opted for a flowing white blouse and matching trousers, with her dark hair worn loose and parted in the middle. She also wore…

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David Raya ran straight to Arsenal’s coaching staff after Bruno Guimaraes scored from distance against Sunderland at the Stadium of Light, with the goalkeeper having made a crucial penalty save just 121 seconds earlier. While Guimaraes and his team-mates celebrated their second-half strike by the corner flag, Raya headed towards the touchline, where he was embraced by Mikel Arteta and his coaches. BBC Sport journalist Alex Brotherton, reporting from the press box, said: “While Bruno Guimaraes and his team-mates celebrated that wonder-strike, David Raya ran over to the sideline and was mobbed by Mikel Arteta and his coaching staff.” “Without…

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A 51-year-old man has been charged with murder after the death of Tasia Fortune, whose body was found hanging from a tree behind an abandoned house in Jackson, Mississippi. Jarques Ratliff was arrested on Friday, September 11, after the state medical examiner classified the 29-year-old’s death as a homicide. Police Chief RaShall Brackney said investigators had secured two search warrants and an arrest warrant before officers found Ratliff walking along Capitol Street. Ratliff, who has an address in Jackson, was charged with murder, according to Hinds County jail records. He was expected to appear in Jackson Municipal Court by Monday…

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Warnings of a coordinated cyberattack on America’s critical infrastructure have intensified, with experts fearing that power, water, transport and communications systems could be disrupted simultaneously by hostile states and their proxies. Such an assault could combine concealed malware with physical attacks, including drones targeting electrical equipment. The consequences could spread rapidly: blackouts would affect hospitals, payments and communications, while water and sewage pumps stopped functioning. Within days, officials could face depleted emergency supplies, emptying shops and increasingly desperate communities. Some security specialists have described the prospect as a modern “cyber 9/11”, although the threat would be less visible than the…

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Brandi Glanville has broken down in tears while discussing a GoFundMe campaign set up to help cover her medical bills amid ongoing facial swelling and disfigurement. The 53-year-old former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star said she was embarrassed to accept financial help, but had been unable to work for two years as her health problems depleted her savings. Speaking on her Brandi Glanville Unfiltered podcast, she told co-host James Maas that her treatment was costing $7,000 (£5,200) a week even with insurance. “I’m embarrassed, honestly, ’cause I don’t like to ask for help,” Glanville said. “And I never thought…

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