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An accused child rapist allegedly contacted one of his victims after being granted bail, reminiscing about “times that they’ve had in the past” in what has been described as an alleged bail breach. The man is accused of filming the sexual abuse of two girls. Details of the alleged contact emerged after a magistrate granted him bail. The alleged communication involved one of the girls he is accused of abusing. The circumstances of the contact were raised in relation to the bail proceedings.

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Donald Trump Jr has backed JD Vance’s criticism of the Trump administration’s war against Iran after Republicans lost control of both chambers of Congress in a damaging midterm election result. The vote was widely treated as a referendum on the White House, with anger over rising petrol prices, tariffs and the conflict in Iran contributing to heavy Republican losses in the House and Senate. Vance, the vice president and a potential Republican candidate for the 2028 presidential election, issued a lengthy response on X as the results emerged. He said the party’s defeat was principally the result of the war.…

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AI super PAC spending reached a record $79 million across 68 House and Senate seats this election cycle, but the industry’s biggest general-election bets largely failed to deliver victories. The spending was concentrated early, including more than $40 million in outside money poured into New York’s 12th District Democratic primary in June. Assemblymember Alex Bores, who co-authored New York’s RAISE Act, was defeated after Leading the Future spent more than $8.1 million opposing him, while Public First spent about $15 million backing him. The contest became the most expensive House primary of the cycle. Bores is now looking towards 2028…

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DD White, the great-grandmother who became known for her OnlyFans content, has revealed how her grandchildren discovered her work as an adult content creator. One of her grandsons reportedly came across her profile on Twitter, now known as X, before showing it to his shocked mother. A granddaughter also found out, asking White: “Nana, what are you doing?!” White said the same granddaughter later told her that she thought the work was “really cool”. She also claimed that her children reacted positively when they learned she and her husband created adult content, saying it made them appear exciting as parents.…

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Leeds United are interested in Galatasaray midfielder Gabriel Sara as manager Daniel Farke seeks to improve his side’s creativity ahead of the January transfer window. The Brazil international has been identified as a possible addition to Leeds’ midfield, with the club looking to add greater attacking quality during the second half of the season. Leeds face competition for Gabriel Sara Sara, 27, joined Galatasaray from Norwich City in 2024 and has become an important player for the Turkish club. He has made an encouraging start to the current campaign, scoring twice and providing four assists in 10 appearances across all…

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Wisconsin voters approved two of three constitutional amendments in the 3 November 2026 election, backing new restrictions on the governor’s partial veto power and a ban on race-based preferential treatment by public bodies. A proposal to prevent authorities from closing places of worship during emergencies was rejected. The results give the Republican-controlled state legislature two changes to the Wisconsin Constitution, after each measure was approved by lawmakers in two consecutive legislative sessions. Constitutional amendments cannot be vetoed by the governor and require final approval from voters. Wisconsin constitutional amendment results Question 1, limiting the governor’s power to create or increase…

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New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Luxon has ruled out NZ First candidate Michael Laws becoming broadcasting minister after a sexist slur aimed at a female political rival emerged in the final days of the election campaign. Mr Laws, a broadcaster and former National MP, made the comments while appearing on a fringe right-wing online talk show. He criticised the candidate’s clothing, make-up and demeanour before saying: “Must be hell dating people like that, just quietly. Can you imagine what it’s like post-sex? Did I say that out loud? Yes, I did.” Mr Luxon described the remarks as “stupid” and rejected…

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A goalkeeper has released a statement after being involved in a collision with a Spanish footballer who died. The material provided to our desk comprises a single image and an indication that access to source content was denied, offering no further detail. No names, dates or locations are included in the material, and there are no direct quotations to reproduce. The central focus remains the reported incident and the goalkeeper’s accompanying statement. Editors will await additional information before proceeding with further coverage.

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Iran marked the anniversary of the 1979 takeover of the United States embassy in Tehran with mass rallies, as officials portrayed the US and Israel as having suffered defeats in war and politics. Thousands marched through central Tehran on Wednesday, burning American and Israeli flags and chanting “Death to America” and “Death to Israel”. Effigies and caricatures of US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu were also carried through the streets. One depiction showed Mr Trump as a ferocious dog being held on a leash by Mr Netanyahu. The demonstrations came as Iran remains embroiled in a…

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James Talarico has defeated Republican Ken Paxton in Texas’s 2026 Senate race, becoming the state’s first elected Democratic Senator in nearly four decades. The 37-year-old’s route to Washington began not in politics, but in a sixth-grade classroom in San Antonio. Talarico taught at Rhodes Middle School in a high-poverty area of the city when he was 23. There, he said, he saw the effects of state decisions on pupils, families and teachers in an underserved community. In 2011, the Texas Legislature cut $5.4 billion from public-school funding after a budget shortfall. Talarico said the loss of resources exposed the state’s…

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