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Tim Curry died from coronary artery disease, according to documents from the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health obtained by People. The records list a history of stroke and kidney cancer as other significant conditions that contributed to the actor’s death, but not as the underlying cause. They also state that no surgery was carried out for any of the conditions. ([latimes.com](https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/story/2026-09-02/tim-curry-cause-of-death-rocky-horror)) Curry died at his home in Toluca Lake, Los Angeles, on 25 August 2026. He was 80. His death was initially announced by his longtime manager and friend, Marcia Hurwitz, who said he had died peacefully but…

Hackers are actively exploiting a critical Sangoma Switchvox vulnerability that can allow unauthorised attackers to run commands on systems used to manage business phone networks, security researchers have warned. Horizon3.ai said its honeypots recorded a series of attacks on August 30, with an attacker attempting to establish a reverse shell on several internet-exposed Switchvox systems. Switchvox is an enterprise voice-over-internet protocol (VoIP) platform used to configure and monitor business telephone systems. The flaw, tracked as CVE-2026-9586, affects the platform’s publicly accessible /pa endpoint and does not require authentication. The vulnerability is one of 12 security flaws identified by Horizon3 and…

Wrexham claimed a convincing 3-0 victory over Millwall at The Den in the Championship, securing their first league win of the season. The result was settled by goals from Kieffer Moore and Jacques Ekomié, after an earlier own goal from Millwall defender Zak Sturge. ([skysports.com](https://www.skysports.com/watch/video/13580547/millwall-0-3-wrexham-championship-highlights)) Sturge inadvertently put Wrexham ahead in the 28th minute, leaving Millwall to chase the game for much of the evening. The visitors protected their advantage into half-time before extending it shortly after the restart. Moore doubled Wrexham’s lead in the 52nd minute, converting after being set up by Josh Windass. Ekomié then added a third…

Blynda Vidock has celebrated her 105th birthday surrounded by five generations of family and friends in Baytown, Texas, where she remains active, independent and keen to share memories from a life spanning more than a century. The birthday gathering took place at The Waterford at Baytown, bringing together Vidock’s three sons, four grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Born in 1921, Vidock grew up in West Palm Beach, Florida. She was 18 when she began earning $15 a week at the First National Bank of Palm Beach, where she encountered notable visitors including Clark Gable, Fred Astaire and a young John F.…

A specialist Australian drone team is being sent to Nepal to support the search for people missing after devastating flash floods along the Nepal-China border, with 38 Australians still unaccounted for. The team, comprising personnel from Fire and Rescue NSW and the Queensland Fire Department, is expected to leave in the coming days and will assist local authorities with aerial searches and damage assessment. The floods struck the region on August 26, sweeping through communities along the Trishuli River and destroying homes, roads and bridges. Rescue workers have been inspecting damaged structures and searching areas affected by mud and debris.…

Richarlison has agreed personal terms with Trabzonspor as the Tottenham forward attempts to secure a move before the Turkish transfer window closes on Friday, September 4. The agreement does not yet mean the transfer is complete, with Tottenham and the Turkish club still to settle a fee for the 29-year-old Brazil international. Trabzonspor have reportedly seen bids of £15 million and £20 million rejected by Spurs, but are expected to return with an improved proposal as they make Richarlison their priority attacking target. The forward is understood to be keen on the move, with reports suggesting he has been offered…

Google will not have to sell its AdX advertising exchange after a US judge rejected the Department of Justice’s attempt to break up part of the company’s online advertising business. Judge Leonie Brinkema instead ordered behavioural changes to Google’s practices, although the details remain sealed while the company and the Justice Department review the decision and propose redactions. The ruling is expected to be unsealed in 14 days. It means Google will not be required to disclose the auction logic used to determine how digital adverts are placed, which would have formed part of a sale of AdX. The decision…

Australia is preparing to send a specialist team of drone operators to Nepal to support the search for survivors after devastating flash floods struck communities along the Nepal-China border. The team will include personnel from Fire and Rescue NSW and the Queensland Fire Department, with deployment expected in the coming days. Their aerial surveillance capability is intended to help rescuers assess damaged areas and search locations that remain difficult to reach by road. The floods swept through settlements along the Trishuli River and other waterways last week, destroying buildings, roads and bridges and leaving large areas covered in mud and…

A Florida couple have been charged with animal cruelty after footage appeared to show them hitting, kicking and forcing two French bulldogs beneath a fence at their home in Gulf Breeze. Charolette Dellinger and David Neely, both 57, were arrested by Santa Rosa County deputies on 28 August following reports of the video. They each face a misdemeanour animal-cruelty charge. The incident was recorded by neighbour Annabel Morris, who said she heard a disturbance while letting her own dogs outside. She began filming on her phone and later discovered that a home security camera had captured the wider confrontation. In…

The NBA has fined the Los Angeles Clippers $30 million and ordered the team to forfeit five first-round draft picks after finding that it breached salary-cap circumvention rules in dealings involving Kawhi Leonard. The penalties, announced on Wednesday, cover the 2029, 2030, 2031, 2032 and 2033 NBA Drafts. The league said the sanctions followed an independent investigation by the law firm Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz. Investigators found that the Clippers initiated and helped arrange off-court income opportunities for Leonard with four companies linked to the team: Aspiration Partners, Boingo Wireless, Daktronics and Lockton Insurance. The NBA said the organisation…