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Eight-year-old Kwon Bee Sim has become the youngest women’s club champion in Australian golf history after winning the final round at Northbridge Golf Club in Sydney with five holes to spare. The Year 3 pupil from Sydney’s North Shore, who plays with clubs much smaller than those of her opponents and has a handicap of 10, said golf had become central to her identity. “It’s like explaining why I like my mum and dad. Golf is just a part of me now,” Kwon Bee said. Northbridge Golf Club head professional Clinton Russell said her opponents quickly realised they faced a…

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Three people have been indicted in New York over an alleged AI impersonation fraud scheme in which corporate executives and lawyers were mimicked to steal about $129 million from companies worldwide. Jacob Soall, 41, Sharon Hazan, 54, and Guy Sheetrit, 42, are accused of targeting thousands of businesses over more than 18 months. They face charges including wire fraud, aggravated identity theft and money laundering. The alleged victims included hospital systems in Missouri and California, a bank in Rhode Island, a UK financial technology company, a Massachusetts mutual fund company and a pet food business in Florida. The defendants are…

Black Bloc protesters in Europe are appearing in demonstrations from France and Italy to Spain and Albania, with groups of several hundred masked young people accused of attacking police, damaging property and setting fires. The black-clad activists have repeatedly disrupted otherwise peaceful rallies organised by students and trade unions. Their presence has prompted debate over whether they draw attention to social and economic grievances or undermine those causes through violence. The Black Bloc is not a formal organisation with a known leadership, membership list or hierarchy. Participants typically wear dark clothing, hoodies, leather jackets, helmets, sunglasses and face coverings, making…

The European Union has charged TikTok over the alleged harmful effects of algorithmic “rabbit holes”, placing the platform’s recommendation systems at the centre of the action. The case focuses on how TikTok’s algorithms may lead users towards increasingly harmful content, although no further details of the charges were provided.

Cole Palmer has been left out of Thomas Tuchel’s England squad for the final two Nations League fixtures of 2026, despite being available for selection. The Chelsea playmaker will miss the meeting with Croatia at Wembley on 12 November and England’s trip to face Spain in Madrid three days later. His omission comes after he withdrew from the previous international camp with a minor muscular problem. Cole Palmer’s England omission is a selection decision Palmer is understood to be fit enough to play for Chelsea, meaning his latest absence from the England squad is understood to be a decision made…

Two people have died after a two-vehicle crash on Interstate 95 in Stafford County, Virginia, causing major disruption for northbound motorists during the morning commute. The collision happened at about 1.53am near mile marker 141, according to the Virginia Department of Transportation and Virginia State Police. All northbound lanes were closed while emergency crews worked at the scene, with traffic diverted from the motorway at Exit 140, which serves Route 630 and Courthouse Road. Drivers caught in the queue between Exit 140 and the crash site were being turned around and directed back towards the exit, authorities said. The closure…

Josh Addo-Carr is set to be cleared by the Parramatta Eels board after a roadside drug test produced a false positive. The development concerns the NRL player’s roadside test, with the Eels board expected to clear him.

Democrats are preparing to revive efforts to reform the US Supreme Court after winning control of both chambers of Congress in the midterm elections, although the measures face significant obstacles before they could become law. The party is expected to hold at least 54 seats in the Senate and at least 250 in the House, allowing it to advance legislation that had little prospect under Republican control. Most Senate legislation, however, requires 60 votes to proceed, leaving Democrats short of the threshold needed to overcome a filibuster. It is also unclear whether President Donald Trump would sign any court-reform package…

Russell Brand turned a 2012 parliamentary discussion on drug addiction into what one MP called a “variety show” after being invited to appear by Labour politician Keith Vaz. Brand, who had spoken publicly about his former heroin addiction, attended a meeting of the Home Affairs Committee to discuss his efforts to get clean. He arrived wearing a sleeveless vest and gold chains, and joked about having been arrested 12 times. Several MPs laughed during the appearance, while Brand addressed some of them as “mate”. The comedian later clashed with Labour and Conservative members over his views and his frequent interruptions.…