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Guy Ritchie was joined by his wife Jacqui Ainsley and son Rocco at the London premiere of the second season of his Netflix crime drama The Gentlemen. The director attended the event at the Guildhall Art Gallery on Wednesday, where Ainsley accompanied him on the red carpet while Rocco also showed his support for his father. The premiere brought together members of the returning cast, including Theo James, Kaya Scodelario, Ray Winstone, Joely Richardson, Giancarlo Esposito and Vinnie Jones. ([justjared.com](https://www.justjared.com/2026/09/02/theo-james-reacts-to-meghan-markle-casting-rumors-for-the-gentlemen-season-3/?utm_source=openai)) The new series follows Eddie Horniman, played by James, and Susie Glass, played by Scodelario, as they continue expanding their…

Philips Hue has unveiled a new range of architecturally focused smart lighting at IFA in Berlin, led by the Liane 360-degree Rope Light, which is designed to function as both a room feature and a source of illumination. The flexible light uses Hue’s OmniGlow technology to create a continuous tube of diffuse light, emitting in every direction without visible points of glare. It can be shaped into curves and other organic forms, attached to walls or ceilings with clear clips, or draped around furniture and architectural details. Unlike most architectural lighting, which typically uses fixed white light, the Liane can…

Arsenal have retained control over Ethan Nwaneri’s future by including a January recall clause in his season-long loan move to Borussia Dortmund. The 19-year-old has joined the Bundesliga club on a straight loan, with no option or obligation for Dortmund to make the transfer permanent. Arsenal therefore expect to welcome the England Under-21 midfielder back to north London at the end of the 2026-27 campaign. Arsenal can recall Ethan Nwaneri in January Fabrizio Romano reports that Arsenal will be able to activate a specific recall provision during the January transfer window if they decide Nwaneri should return earlier than planned.…

Small businesses across Adelaide’s northern suburbs have been hit by a series of overnight break-ins, with laundromat coin machines repeatedly targeted by hooded offenders. The latest reported attack took place at X-Press Laundromat in Martins Plaza shortly after 2am on Friday 28 August. CCTV showed two men entering the premises before going around the back and forcing open a rear door when they could not reach the storeroom from inside. The thieves damaged the coin-changing machine before leaving, according to owner Fran, who said the repeated attacks were placing growing pressure on small operators. “They got in and completely destroyed…

Aryna Sabalenka rebuked award-winning sportswriter Matthew Futterman after being asked about the parties and brand appearances surrounding her US Open title defence. The world No 1 had just completed a 6-1, 6-1 victory over Russian qualifier Polina Iatcenko in the second round at Arthur Ashe Stadium on Wednesday when the exchange took place. Futterman, a senior writer for The Athletic, asked how Sabalenka was feeling now the tournament had begun, referring to the events and appearances she had attended in New York during the previous week. Sabalenka objected to the suggestion that those commitments had affected her preparation, saying: “You…

Tim Cook has stepped down as Apple chief executive but will remain closely involved in the company as executive chairman, with a target compensation package worth about $47 million (£36 million). John Ternus, Apple’s former senior vice-president of hardware engineering, formally succeeded Cook on 1 September 2026 after the technology giant’s board approved the leadership change earlier this year. Cook’s new role will include helping Apple engage with policymakers around the world. ([apple.com](https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2026/04/tim-cook-to-become-apple-executive-chairman-john-ternus-to-become-apple-ceo/)) Apple’s regulatory filing said Cook would receive an annual salary of $2 million from 26 September, alongside an equity award with a target value of $45 million…

Vicky Pattison’s sister Laura Adamson has revealed that she has been quietly battling cancer for the past year, sharing details of a deeply difficult period for her family. Adamson, who is understood to have kept the illness private, has now spoken publicly about the turmoil she experienced while facing the disease. She described the fear surrounding an operation and said she was left unsure whether she would survive after the procedure was cancelled. The disclosure offers a rare insight into the personal crisis endured by the family away from the public eye. Adamson is the sister of television personality Vicky…

Celtic completed a remarkable burst of transfer activity by bringing in six players in just over 24 hours, but Martin O’Neill has indicated the Scottish Premiership leaders could still do more business before Thursday’s domestic deadline. The Hoops confirmed four arrivals ahead of their 3-0 victory over Aberdeen, with Danish midfielder Oliver Sørensen and Chelsea striker Shim Mheuka both making their debuts as second-half substitutes. Wolves goalkeeper Sam Johnstone was named among the substitutes at Celtic Park, while Chelsea left-back Landon Emenalo also joined the club. The 18-year-old is several weeks away from reaching full fitness. Following the win, Celtic…

TikTok is being used to circulate videos that appear to glorify criminal behaviour by young people in Brisbane, raising fresh concerns about the way offending is presented to online audiences. The footage reportedly portrays alleged criminal activity as entertainment, with users sharing material that can turn unlawful behaviour into a source of attention and status among peers. The use of social media to document and promote youth offending has been a longstanding concern in Queensland, where police have warned that online publicity can encourage imitation and make serious crimes appear consequence-free. Content depicting criminal acts may also expose those involved…

Yorgen Fenech, one of Malta’s wealthiest businessmen, has been acquitted of masterminding the 2017 car-bomb murder of investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia. A nine-member jury found the 44-year-old not guilty on both charges he faced — complicity in voluntary homicide and criminal association — by an eight-to-one majority after a trial lasting 55 sitting days. Prosecutors had alleged that Fenech commissioned and financed the killing, paying €150,000 to intermediary Melvin Theuma to arrange the assassination. Fenech denied the accusations and walked free from the law courts in Valletta after the verdict. Caruana Galizia, 53, was killed on October 16, 2017,…