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Greg Carafello arrived at his office in New York’s South Tower shortly after 7am on 11 September 2001, unaware that the morning would alter the course of his life. More than two decades later, the 66-year-old is working in the same World Trade Centre complex once again – this time from the 85th floor of One World Trade Centre. Carafello’s digital printing business occupied the 18th floor of the South Tower. He and the employee who was in the office escaped safely after the first aircraft struck the North Tower, reaching ground level before the second plane hit at 9.03am.…

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US inflation data will be under intense scrutiny next week as investors assess whether the Federal Reserve is preparing to raise interest rates at its September meeting. The Bureau of Labor Statistics is due to publish the August consumer price index on Friday, September 11, two days before the Federal Open Market Committee begins its policy meeting. The figures are expected to provide the clearest indication yet of whether price pressures are cooling sufficiently for the Fed to leave borrowing costs unchanged. ([bls.gov](https://www.bls.gov/schedule/news_release/cpi.htm?mod=article_inline&utm_source=openai)) Markets will receive an earlier indication from the producer price index, which is scheduled for Thursday. Economists…

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Pokémon players can now begin their competitive journey on a mobile phone, but those who reach the highest levels of the official circuit still need a Nintendo Switch to take part in major tournaments. The restriction affects the Video Game Championships (VGC), including regional events and the Pokémon World Championships. Although the mobile edition of Pokémon Champions is cross-platform and offers almost the same experience as the Switch version, it was not permitted at this year’s World Championships. From 1 September, some local tournaments have been allowed to accept players using mobile devices. However, competitors at regional events and above…

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Chelsea are leading the race to sign Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott next summer after failing to prise him away from the Cherries during the recent transfer window. TEAMtalk reports that the 23-year-old remains the Blues’ primary midfield target, with Chelsea considering whether to negotiate an agreement in advance that would see Scott move to Stamford Bridge at the end of the season. Chelsea tested Bournemouth’s resolve with an offer worth more than £60 million, but the proposal was rejected. The south-coast club made clear that Scott was not for sale and turned down further approaches before the transfer window closed.…

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A police pursuit in Jessup, Maryland, ended in a fatal crash early on Sunday after an Infiniti struck an occupied police vehicle and fled the scene. One man died and two other people were taken to hospital. The collision happened at about 2.17am in the 7100 block of Montevideo Road, where a 2018 Infiniti Q60 hit a parked Howard County Police Department vehicle. The driver of the Infiniti left immediately after the impact, prompting the officer to pursue the car. The chase ended roughly a mile away when the vehicle crashed into a retaining wall. An adult male was pronounced…

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At least 25 people, many of them schoolchildren and teenagers, have been killed after a bus plunged into a ravine on the Cape Verde island of Fogo. The vehicle left the road on the route between Chã das Caldeiras and Campanas de Cima in the mountainous north of the island late on Saturday, falling about 30 metres into a steep and difficult-to-reach ravine. Local reports said the bus was carrying mainly primary and secondary school pupils. Twenty people died at the scene, while five others later died at São Francisco de Assis Regional Hospital, according to updated figures reported by…

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A new map of London’s most desirable neighbourhoods has reignited the debate over where to live in the capital, challenging the idea that the city’s finest addresses are concentrated around Notting Hill, Chelsea and Maida Vale. The map, dubbed the “London squirrel” because of its outline, shifts attention towards parts of south and east London, including Peckham and Stratford. Its appearance has prompted renewed discussion about whether traditional assumptions about the capital’s best areas still reflect how Londoners live today. It follows the popularity of the so-called “London banana”, a map which began circulating online in 2025. That map traced…

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A free, one-night performance of Come From Away will be staged in New York next Sunday to mark 25 years since the 9/11 attacks and honour the small Newfoundland community whose response to the crisis inspired the hit musical. Former Broadway and national tour cast members will reunite for Come From Away in Concert: Sounds of Remembrance at the Perelman Performing Arts Center in Lower Manhattan on September 13. The 100-minute open-air event will take place on the World Trade Center campus and is being presented as part of the centre’s commemorations of the anniversary. The musical tells the story…

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Manchester United and Newcastle United reportedly missed out on Christopher Nkunku after the France international made clear that he wanted to return to RB Leipzig. The 28-year-old completed a season-long loan move from AC Milan to Leipzig in August, with the Bundesliga club holding an option to make the transfer permanent. BILD has reported that both Premier League sides showed an interest in signing the former Chelsea forward during the summer window. ([bild.de](https://www.bild.de/sport/fussball/rb-leipzig-sportchef-schaefer-verraet-details-so-lief-der-nkunku-transfer-wirklich-6a9a875e08c763dcf81f3bff)) Christopher Nkunku rejected Manchester United and Newcastle interest Leipzig sporting director Marcel Schäfer indicated that the deal would not have been possible had Nkunku been willing to…

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Several Phoenix-area businesses and attractions were highlighted in a television feature for Sunday, 6 September 2026, giving viewers details of places to eat, shop and spend the day across the Valley. The listings include SanTan Brewing Company, which operates venues in Chandler and at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. Its Downtown Chandler brewpub serves craft beer and food, and is open from 9am to 11pm on Sundays. Families looking for entertainment can visit Jake’s Unlimited on East Baseline Road in Mesa. The venue offers bowling, laser tag, bumper cars, arcade games, carnival rides, mini karts and its Pixel Arena. It…

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