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Nigel Farage has admitted that his family no longer supports his decision to remain in politics, saying his loved ones would rather he “packed it up and walked away” as Reform UK faces a fresh funding controversy. The Reform leader said he had been giving serious thought to his political future amid mounting pressure over allegations involving potential foreign donations to the party. Two senior Reform figures, chief of staff Dan Jukes and head of policy James Orr, have stepped down pending an internal investigation after being filmed by undercover reporters discussing how a proposed £500,000 donation from an American…

James Talarico and Senator Jon Ossoff are to headline a high-value Democratic fundraising event in Los Angeles on Thursday, September 10, hosted by television figures including Shonda Rhimes and Damon Lindelof. The event, billed as “Two Visionaries, One Night”, will also be hosted by Lindelof’s wife, Heidi. Talarico is the Democratic nominee for the US Senate in Texas, while Ossoff is seeking re-election in Georgia. Tickets range from $1,000 to $27,000, with the two lowest-priced tiers already sold out, according to the invitation. Proceeds will be divided equally between the two candidates’ separate fundraising committees. The Los Angeles gathering brings…

The White House has launched a collection of retro-style video games promoting Donald Trump’s political agenda, including a Tetris-inspired title called “Build the Wall” which has drawn a rebuke from The Tetris Company. The five-game online Arcade was unveiled on Thursday, 3 September, on the White House website. Its pixelated games present border enforcement, food policy and the administration’s child savings scheme as simple arcade challenges. In “Build the Wall”, players fit blocks together to construct a barrier described as a way to “Protect the border from the coming horde”. The game borrows the basic format associated with Tetris, in…

Noel and Liam Gallagher are understood to have made around £100 million each from Oasis’s Live ’25 reunion tour, with the band expected to return for another run of dates in 2027. The financial windfall comes as the brothers appeared together at the Venice Film Festival on Saturday, September 5, for the world premiere of Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger, a documentary charting their return to the stage after a 15-year split. The film follows the group’s 2025 comeback, which began in Cardiff before travelling through the UK, Ireland, North America, Asia, Australia and South America. It features footage…

More than 5,400 hacked websites have been used to distribute ClickFix malware, with cybercriminals hiding parts of the attack infrastructure in smart contracts on the BNB Smart Chain. The compromised sites are largely small-business websites running WordPress or PrestaShop. Researchers at cloud security firm Netskope said the campaign has been active for months, although the method used to gain access to the sites remains unknown. Once a website is breached, attackers inject a script that contacts a remote procedure call endpoint on the BNB Smart Chain Testnet. The blockchain-based technique, known as EtherHiding, allows malicious code or configuration data to…

Liverpool could revive their interest in Brighton forward Yankuba Minteh during the January transfer window after failing to reach an agreement for the 22-year-old in the summer. The Reds made two bids for the Gambia international, with Sky Sports reporting that offers of £50 million and £60 million were rejected. Brighton are understood to value Minteh closer to £70 million. Football Insider reports that Liverpool remain interested in returning for the winger after the turn of the year, although any decision will depend on how their attacking options perform during the first half of the season. Liverpool weighing another move…

Human remains discovered in a Wilmington park more than 15 years ago have been identified as those of Hannah Graham Kleitz, a 29-year-old woman who died of illness in 1907, police in Delaware have said. Partial skeletal remains and a skull were found in a wooded section of Sellers Park, near Edgemoor Road, on 5 June 2011. A forensic examination established that they belonged to a white woman aged between 25 and 50, but investigators were unable to determine her identity for years. DNA identifies woman whose remains were found in Wilmington park New Castle County police reopened the investigation…

A Greek F-4 Phantom fighter jet has crashed during the Athens Flying Week air show at Tanagra air base, north of Athens, sending a column of black smoke into the sky in front of thousands of spectators. The twin-seat aircraft came down during a display on Saturday, with the crash site reported to be several hundred metres from the viewing area. There were no immediate reports of injuries among members of the crowd. The condition of the two pilots was initially unknown. Greek air force officials said a search and rescue operation had been launched, while it was unclear whether…

Guy Adams has warned that Britain faces a “terrible reckoning” unless there is a dramatic change in direction, after spending a day observing the City trading floor as markets turned sharply lower. From an office overlooking the Barbican, Adams described traders working against a backdrop of computer screens dominated by falling prices. Men in gilets spoke into telephone headsets while the financial data flashed red across the room. The scene formed the basis of his argument that the country may be entering a “death spiral”, with the City reflecting growing anxiety over Britain’s economic prospects and the pressures facing its…

The widow of a US airman killed in a KC-135 crash in Iraq says it took a viral social media post to secure answers from the Pentagon over her husband’s final pay and combat-related benefits. Libby Klinner said the Air Force contacted her this week after she raised concerns that Major John “Alex” Klinner had initially been deemed ineligible for hazard pay and tax relief because the US administration had not formally described its operations against Iran as a war. Major Klinner, 33, was among six crew members killed when the refuelling aircraft crashed in western Iraq on March 12…