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A 41-year-old man suspected of killing his mother in Wyandotte, Michigan, died by suicide as police moved to arrest him in Toledo, Ohio, authorities said. The suspect, identified by the Lucas County Coroner’s Office as Trent Stoddard, had been traced across the state line using licence-plate reader cameras after his 67-year-old mother was found fatally shot at her home. Wyandotte murder investigation Police were called to the property in the 800 block of Sixth Street at about 3.15am on Sunday, 6 September, after receiving further information about the woman’s welfare. She was found inside the house with multiple gunshot wounds…

A 70-year-old boxing coach in Townsville has been charged with seven alleged child sex offences following an investigation into historical claims involving a teenage child. Queensland Police allege the Kirwan man used his position as a coach associated with a boxing gym to offend between 2021 and 2022. Detectives from the Townsville Child Abuse and Sexual Crime Group executed a crime scene warrant at a gym in Kirwan on Wednesday, seizing several items they described as relevant to the investigation. The man was arrested and charged with four counts of sexual assault and three counts of indecent treatment of a…

Kelly Osbourne has said she does not agree with her mother Sharon’s public support for Tommy Robinson, while insisting that the pair’s political differences have not altered her love for her. Speaking to Attitude on the National Television Awards red carpet on Tuesday night, 8 September, Kelly was asked about Sharon’s backing for Robinson’s Unite the Kingdom rally. “I don’t agree with my mum, no,” she replied. “That’s one thing that I can say I don’t agree with her on. It’s hard because I love my mum, but I also have to understand that she’s entitled to her own opinions…

Billionaire investor Stanley Druckenmiller has acknowledged using artificial intelligence to help write an opinion article criticising Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, prompting a debate over whether wealthy public figures are held to a different standard from other writers. The piece, published by The Wall Street Journal, attacked the US government’s decision to increase purchases of long-term Treasury bonds in an attempt to lower borrowing costs. Druckenmiller, a former mentor to Bessent, argued that the policy risked distracting from America’s wider spending and debt problems. Suspicion about the article’s authorship grew after readers submitted it to Pangram, an AI-detection service, which indicated…

Jamie Oliver has spoken about his eldest daughter Poppy’s engagement, joking that the news made him realise he and his wife Jools are getting older. The 24-year-old is set to marry her long-term partner Ben Newman after he proposed during a sunset beach trip. The couple, who have been together for five years, met while studying at university. ([independent.co.uk](https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/jamie-oliver-poppy-daughter-engagement-ben-newman-b3028380.html?utm_source=openai)) Speaking on This Morning, Oliver said the engagement was “a lovely thing” before adding that it had made him feel his age. Discussing their children with presenters Ben Shephard and Cat Deeley, the chef said: “We were just talking about kids…

Liverpool and Manchester United have made contact over a potential move for Dinamo Tbilisi winger Tornike Kvaratskhelia, the 16-year-old brother of Paris Saint-Germain star Khvicha. The Georgian teenager is attracting interest from several leading European clubs, although Bayern Munich are understood to be in the strongest position after giving him the opportunity to train at their academy. Liverpool and Manchester United monitor Tornike Kvaratskhelia Reports from TEAMtalk indicate that Liverpool and United are among the clubs to have registered their interest in Kvaratskhelia, who has made significant progress with Dinamo’s senior squad despite his age. Chelsea and Tottenham are also…

North Georgia is heading back into summer-like conditions, with Atlanta forecast to reach 91F on Wednesday, September 9, before temperatures climb further and rain chances increase later in the week. The brief spell of more comfortable weather early on Wednesday, when temperatures were mostly in the 60s and humidity was lower, is expected to give way to a prolonged stretch of heat across the region. Atlanta’s forecast high is around five degrees above the seasonal average. The National Weather Service expects temperatures to rise to about 93F on Thursday and Friday, with the heat index potentially reaching 97F on Thursday.…

Police have raided the Queensland headquarters of the Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy Union (CFMEU) as part of a cross-border investigation into allegations that a labour hire company offered NRL tickets and corporate hospitality worth $25,000 to secure union backing. Detectives from Victoria Police’s Taskforce Hawk, working with Queensland officers seconded to the state’s Commission of Inquiry into the CFMEU, executed warrants at six locations on Wednesday, including the union’s office in Bowen Hills, Brisbane. Searches were also carried out at properties in Pimpama and Bahrs Scrub in Queensland, and at homes and a commercial premises in Mount Eliza,…

Women are at the centre of a discussion about the United States blood shortage, with Norah O’Donnell’s Healthful programme examining why they may be more likely than men to need a transfusion while also facing a greater risk of iron deficiency. In the latest episode, O’Donnell speaks to Dr Courtney Lawrence of the American Red Cross about the pressures facing the blood supply and the particular implications for women. Lawrence explains that women are 10 times more likely than men to be iron-deficient, a concern for both patients and regular donors. The discussion comes as the Red Cross responds to…

Chris Rokos, one of Britain’s biggest individual taxpayers, is preparing to move his tax residence from the UK to Greece and open an office in Athens, in the latest high-profile departure by a wealthy figure amid mounting concern over Labour’s tax policies. The founder of Rokos Capital Management, which manages about $22 billion, paid an estimated £330 million in tax in the latest financial year, placing him third in the Sunday Times’ annual ranking of Britain’s biggest taxpayers. A representative for Rokos Capital Management declined to comment on the reported move. The firm employs more than 370 people across offices…