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Liverpool are reportedly planning to strengthen their midfield in the summer of 2027, a development that could further cloud Alexis Mac Allister’s long-term future at Anfield. The Argentina international remains an important player for Andoni Iraola’s side, but talkSPORT has reported that the club are considering another addition in his position. Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott is understood to be among the names being discussed. Any new arrival would increase competition for places, particularly with Ryan Gravenberch and Dominik Szoboszlai having already agreed fresh contracts and appearing to occupy prominent positions in Liverpool’s long-term plans. Mac Allister’s Liverpool future remains uncertain…

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Hurricane Marie’s swell dramatically reshaped the coastline at Newport Beach, California, stripping away huge quantities of sand and exposing debris believed to have been buried for decades. At the Wedge, a renowned surfing spot at the end of the Balboa Peninsula, the retreating beach revealed rocks, wires, asphalt, a pipe and sections of an old pier. Some areas were cordoned off amid concerns that more sand could collapse. “That’s crazy. I’ve been coming here my whole life. I didn’t even know that was there,” Dominique, a surfer at the Wedge, said. The damage followed an exceptionally powerful southerly swell generated…

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Emily Steel’s political satire Housework has arrived at Sydney Opera House with a sharp, lively look at the compromises, rivalries and impossible expectations facing women inside Australia’s corridors of power. Directed by Shannon Rush for Sydney Theatre Company, the production runs at the Drama Theatre until October 17. It originally premiered in Adelaide in February 2024 before transferring to Sydney. ([sydneytheatre.com.au](https://www.sydneytheatre.com.au/news-articles/2026/housework-digital-program/?utm_source=openai)) Set in Canberra’s Parliament House, the play follows first-term MP Ruth Mandour, her exhausted chief of staff Anna and junior staffer Kelly as they navigate a critical week in government. Ruth, played by Susie Youssef, is determined to make…

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Donald Trump has joked that the Dallas Mavericks’ decision to trade Luka Dončić to the Los Angeles Lakers should be reversed, calling the deal one of the worst in sporting history during a speech in Dallas. Addressing the Republican National Committee’s midterm convention at the American Airlines Center on Wednesday night, the president said: “I must tell you, I don’t understand the trade. That trade is not good.” He added: “It’s not going to go down as the greatest trade in the history of sports. It might go down as the worst trade in the history of sports.” Mr Trump…

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Portugal’s sovereign debt upgrade by Fitch has reinforced a wider reversal in the fortunes of the five eurozone countries once grouped together as the “PIIGS” during Europe’s debt crisis. Fitch raised Portugal’s rating from A to A+ on 5 September, its second upgrade of the country in a year. The move restored Portugal’s highest Fitch rating since 2011 and placed it alongside France and Belgium, with only six eurozone countries rated higher. The agency cited Portugal’s falling public debt, budget surpluses and economic growth. The Portuguese Government said the latest decision was the fourth rating upgrade awarded to the country…

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Allison Langdon broke down in tears while recalling the death of her friend Gavin Larkin, the founder of Australia’s R U OK? Day, and the devastating impact his loss had on his family. Speaking alongside Larkin’s widow, Maryanne, on The Australian Women’s Weekly’s Love Stories podcast, the television presenter said the grief surrounding his death had remained with her despite the passing of time. “It doesn’t matter how many years have passed. I do this every time,” Langdon said, wiping away tears. “I don’t think that part ever gets easier.” Larkin died from lymphoma in September 2011, aged 42, shortly…

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An 82-year-old Arizona fugitive wanted over alleged child sex offences has been arrested in Texas after a deputy constable linked him to an outstanding warrant following a routine traffic stop. Jesse Rodriguez was detained on 4 September in Bexar County, near San Antonio, and is being held in jail while he awaits extradition to Maricopa County, Arizona. He faces felony allegations of sexual conduct with a minor and child molestation. The case began on 12 August, when Deputy Constable Nathan Carrizales stopped a driver for a minor traffic violation. A computer alert suggested the man could be wanted in Maricopa…

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Dylan Gibbons believes Under Focus can make a serious impact in Saturday’s Group Two Run To The Rose at Rosehill after securing a far more favourable barrier for the key Golden Rose lead-up. The Kris Lees-trained colt will jump from gate five in the 1200-metre race, having been forced to overcome barrier 11 of 13 when he resumed in the Listed Rosebud. He finished sixth, three lengths behind Chilly Girl, after settling at the rear before charging home once clear. Under Focus was rated a $6 chance with TAB on Thursday, and Gibbons expects the son of Too Darn Hot…

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Police in Canada are investigating after a teenage girl was allegedly chased at night by a person wearing a costume resembling the Cat in the Hat, as unsettling videos involving the character continue to circulate online. The incident happened in West Kelowna, British Columbia, at about 9pm on August 24. The girl managed to reach her home safely, but the person involved has not been identified. West Kelowna RCMP said the pursuit was reported in the 2,000 block of Shamrock Drive and described it as a “concerning prank”. Officers have appealed for doorbell, security or dash-camera footage that may help…

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Christine Lagarde is set to take centre stage in markets on Thursday as the European Central Bank prepares to announce its latest interest-rate decision, with Brent crude holding above 100 dollars a barrel amid an escalating conflict in the Middle East. The ECB’s Governing Council is expected to raise borrowing costs, but investors will be looking chiefly for guidance from the central bank president on what could follow as energy prices fuel fresh inflation concerns. The meeting is being held in Berlin, with the monetary policy decision due at 1.15pm UK time and Lagarde’s press conference scheduled for 1.45pm. The…

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