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Former Real Madrid defender Dani Carvajal has been offered to Liverpool as the 34-year-old considers his next move as a free agent. Intermediaries are understood to be exploring Premier League options for the veteran right-back, with Manchester City and Fulham also approached about a possible deal. No club has yet made a firm commitment to sign him. Dani Carvajal offered to Liverpool Liverpool could view Carvajal as a short-term solution to their lack of depth at right-back. Jeremie Frimpong is currently the main senior option in the position, while the club have been linked with the need for greater defensive…

The Minnesota State Fair is entering its final day on Monday, September 7, with visitors given a last chance to enjoy the 12-day event in Falcon Heights before the gates close for the year. Labor Day has been designated a second Kids Day, with admission for children aged five to 12 reduced to $15. Fairgoers can also take advantage of discounts on rides, games, food and merchandise across the grounds. ([fox9.com](https://www.fox9.com/live-blog/news/minnesota-state-fair-day-12)) The fairgrounds will open at 7am and close at 8pm, with the final admission permitted at 6pm. The Mighty Midway is scheduled to operate from 10am to 8pm, while…

Hundreds of masked anti-migrant protesters brought traffic into Dover to a standstill before a second demonstration in Portsmouth, where activists confronted police during the arrival of about 140 people rescued from a small boat in the Channel. The Dover protest on Saturday blocked roads leading to one of Britain’s busiest ferry ports, disrupting passengers, freight traffic and local residents. National Highways reported congestion stretching for about four miles. Many of those taking part wore black clothing and balaclavas, while carrying English and Union flags. Protesters chanted “stop the boats” and “Christ is king” as they obstructed access to the port.…

A police identification error left two South Yorkshire families living through the wrong nightmare for 22 days after a fatal crash near Rotherham. Trevor Wynn, 17, was wrongly reported dead, while Joshua Johnson, 18, was believed to be the injured teenager in hospital. The mistake followed a collision on Todwick Road, between Dinnington and Todwick, in the early hours of 13 December 2025. A silver Toyota Corolla left the road, killing the 17-year-old driver, Summer Louise Scott, and one of the two male passengers. Trevor’s family were told he had died, while Joshua’s relatives were informed that he had survived…

Five closely watched contests across the United States will offer early clues about whether President Donald Trump’s standing, economic discontent and divisions within the Democratic Party will shape November’s midterm elections. The races in Iowa, Texas, Georgia, Michigan and Virginia are among those expected to influence control of Congress and the direction of both parties. The first Tuesday in November will also test whether Republicans can retain support among rural, Latino and military voters, while Democrats seek evidence that their coalition can recover in traditionally difficult territory. Iowa Senate race tests economic backlash In Iowa, Democrat Josh Turek is challenging…

Evan, formerly known as Heeseung of K-pop group ENHYPEN, has revealed that he was diagnosed with malignant lymphoma as a child and underwent cancer treatment in primary school. The singer discussed the experience in an interview with Weverse Magazine published on Friday, saying he had not spoken publicly about it since becoming an artist. “I think it’s time I talked about this,” Evan said, recalling how he had suffered a persistent cough before suddenly being unable to breathe after taking a few steps while playing football. He was later told at hospital that he had cancer. Evan said the treatment…

A phishing-as-a-service operation known as BigBear 2.0 bypassed multi-factor authentication at 258 organisations and stole thousands of Microsoft 365 credentials, according to cybersecurity researchers. CloudSEK said it gained administrator access to the service’s control panel, which was managing 42 virtual private servers configured to target Microsoft 365 users. The platform uses an adversary-in-the-middle attack, based on the Evilginx2 framework, to place a proxy between victims and Microsoft’s genuine sign-in infrastructure. This enables attackers to capture passwords, authentication codes and session cookies as users log in. Stolen session cookies can then be replayed through an application programming interface, allowing criminals to…

Arsenal and Manchester United made enquiries about Al-Hilal forward Mohamed Kader Meïté before the summer transfer window closed, with both clubs continuing to monitor the highly rated 18-year-old. TEAMtalk reports that Manchester United have maintained contact over the France Under-21 international, while Arsenal were among several Premier League clubs alerted to the possibility of a deal. Aston Villa, Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur are also understood to have been kept informed about the striker’s situation. Arsenal and Manchester United track Al-Hilal forward Meïté joined Al-Hilal from Rennes in February on a three-and-a-half-year contract after attracting interest from a number of…

A six-month-old boy has been killed in a rollover crash on Interstate 57 in Harvey, Illinois, with seven other people taken to hospital, state police said. The child was identified as Dakari Lomax, from Chicago, by the Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office. The single-vehicle crash happened at about 5.48pm on Sunday, September 6, on the northbound carriageway of I-57, just north of 147th Street in Harvey. ([fox32chicago.com](https://www.fox32chicago.com/news/infant-killed-i57-rollover-crash-identified-chicago-boy)) Illinois State Police said the infant was taken to a local hospital, where he was pronounced dead. The seven other occupants were also taken to hospital with injuries, although their conditions were not…

The Pakistan Cricket Board has opened an internal disciplinary inquiry into the team’s troubled Test tour of England, days after seven players were sent home and head coach Sarfaraz Ahmed was removed from his role. The investigation follows media reports concerning discipline and conduct within the touring party. The PCB said no individuals had been named and that the issues were being reviewed under its established regulations. “The Pakistan Cricket Board has initiated an internal disciplinary inquiry following media reports concerning discipline and conduct, which are currently being reviewed internally,” PCB communications chief Amir Mir said. He added that those…