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A Loch Ness Monster expert believes the creature is rarely seen because it lives deep beneath Loch Ness and only comes to the surface occasionally. Gary Campbell, who established the Official Loch Ness Monster Sighting Register, has been investigating reports since an unexplained encounter at the Scottish loch in 1996. He told the Press and Journal: “Whatever it is, there must be more than one, and I think they live deep down in Loch Ness and are occasionally forced to the surface for some reason and go straight back down again, and that’s why there’re so few sightings.” Mr Campbell…

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Sacha Baron Cohen has discussed his early influences, the creation of his best-known characters and the reasons he brought back Ali G in an extended interview with 60 Minutes. The actor and comedian reflected on the development of the characters that have defined his career, including the process behind creating his iconic comic personas. He also addressed the return of Ali G, the character that helped establish his distinctive style, explaining why he chose to bring him back. The interview also explored the influences that shaped Baron Cohen before he created the characters for which he became known.

Australian MP Helen Haines is in a critical condition in hospital after being struck by a car outside her electoral office. The independent member for Indi was involved in the incident outside the office, with Australia’s prime minister confirming that she had been “attacked”.

France’s riots have prompted investors to assess the risk of a damaging shock to the country’s bond market, as unrest across several cities fuels concerns over government spending, political stability and rising national debt. Demonstrators looted shops in Paris, stormed the city hall in Marseille, and set fire to the city hall in Limoges. The tourism office in Lyon was also torched, while thousands of people were arrested. The protests began with demands for increased education funding but have since broadened into a wider set of grievances. Many demonstrators have been seen carrying Palestinian flags. Investors assess a possible French…

Brentford midfielder Yehor Yarmoliuk’s red card has been examined by Ref Watch, with the decision described as a clear demonstration of consistency from VAR. The review focused on the circumstances surrounding the dismissal and why the video assistant referee’s intervention was considered consistent with the decision to send off Yarmoliuk.

A National Guard member was shot in the leg while trying to break up a fight in south-east Washington DC, with three fellow guardsmen returning fire and hitting the suspected gunman, police said. The incident took place at about 11.10pm on Sunday, October 18, in front of a DC Fire and Emergency Medical Services station in the 400 block of 8th Street SE. Police said there was no continuing threat to the public. Interim Metropolitan Police Chief Jeffrey Carroll said seven or eight National Guard members were travelling in a van when they saw a fight involving several people. The…

My Kitchen Rules contestants Angus and Simon have challenged Zoe’s decision to enter the competition despite following a pescatarian diet, sparking a dispute with the New South Wales team during the latest instant restaurant. The South Australian best friends questioned how Zoe could fully take part in a cooking contest if she could not eat every dish. Zoe and her teammate Zac were left to defend her decision as the teams assessed mother-and-daughter duo Krysten and Lucy’s second cook. My Kitchen Rules pescatarian drama Angus said he had become protective of the original teams after the arrival of the gatecrashers,…

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A tugboat travelling near the Strait of Hormuz was hit by two unidentified projectiles, leaving one person with minor injuries, as attacks on commercial shipping continue to threaten the vital waterway. The vessel, travelling south off the coast of the United Arab Emirates, sustained damage but continued on its route, according to the UK Navy’s Maritime Trade Operations centre. The agency said 10 attacks on commercial vessels had been recorded in and around the strait during the previous week. October has already become the worst month for shipping attacks there since the early days of the war in March. The…