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An inquest has been unable to establish why 17-year-old Lucy Knapp lost control of her car before it struck a tree on a road in Kent. Lucy was driving a Seat Ibiza Xcellence when it left Headcorn Road, between Staplehurst and Headcorn, at about 8.25pm on June 11. She died from multiple injuries caused by the collision. Two passengers, Sam Elliott, 19, and Ashton Stock, 17, were seriously injured. Both were not wearing seatbelts, while Lucy was restrained, and both have since been discharged from hospital. Inquest into Lucy Knapp’s death The inquest at Oakwood House in Maidstone heard there…

Mid-decade redistricting and its impact on the midterm election results have been examined by Eric Holder, chairman of the National Democratic Redistricting Committee. In an interview with Michel Martin, Mr Holder discussed how efforts to redraw electoral boundaries during the middle of the decade affected the outcome of the midterms.

Anthropic’s plans to build a vast artificial intelligence infrastructure are being backed by an increasingly complex web of borrowing, supplier guarantees and hardware-linked investments, with the company’s latest IPO prospectus revealing commitments of $895.4 billion through to 2045. The disclosure came as the company added third-quarter results to its filing. Those figures showed pressure on margins as computing costs climbed, while Anthropic also set out further data-centre spending obligations. The arrangements allow the company to secure computing capacity without paying the full cost of equipment immediately. But they also transfer some of the risk to the chipmakers, cloud providers and…

Mikel Arteta is reportedly preparing Ezri Konsa to operate at right-back if required, as Arsenal consider how to accommodate William Saliba following the defender’s return from injury. Konsa has impressed since joining the Gunners from Aston Villa in the summer and has made a strong case to remain involved, despite Saliba being expected to reclaim his place when available. The England international is primarily a centre-back, but Arsenal have been giving him additional training in the right-back position. Konsa has played there occasionally for Villa, although the work at Arsenal appears designed to make him more comfortable and effective in…

Donald Trump has warned that he could become “Mr. Veto” after Democrats won control of both chambers of Congress in the US midterm elections, setting up two years of divided government in Washington. The Democratic victories will give the party control of federal spending and congressional oversight when the new Congress takes office in January 2027. But the president will retain wide executive powers, including authority over foreign policy, trade enforcement and the operation of the federal government. Trump also retains the power to block legislation passed by Congress. In an interview with the New York Post’s Pod Force One…

Use of weight-loss medication in Australia could rise by up to 40 per cent after the approval of a daily pill containing the same appetite-suppressing ingredient used in Ozempic and Wegovy. The tablet has been approved by Australia’s Therapeutic Goods Administration and is expected to become available in pharmacies before the end of the year. Unlike the existing treatment, it is taken daily on an empty stomach rather than administered through a weekly injection. General practitioner Dr Ginni Mansberg said the new option could appeal to people who were reluctant to use injections. “For some people who hate the idea…

Donald Trump spent election night shut away in the White House residence as Democrats made sweeping gains in the midterms, while senior officials and Republican allies began discussing who should take responsibility for the defeat. The President watched the results from upstairs with chief of staff Susie Wiles and aide Natalie Harp, rather than joining Cabinet officials, political advisers and MAGA supporters gathered in the East Room. As the scale of the losses became clear, the watch party rapidly emptied. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who had been present earlier in the evening, was no longer there by the time…

Global central banks paused in October following a series of interest-rate hikes in September, marking a shift in the pace of monetary policy tightening. The change came after what was described as a hiking spree the previous month, with central banks holding back from further increases during October.

Jamie O’Hara believes Manchester United’s impressive 3-2 comeback against Roma in the Champions League does not represent a turning point for the club. The former player remains unconvinced by United’s progress, despite their victory over Roma. O’Hara’s assessment is that Manchester United have yet to show they are good enough.