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Stefon Diggs had fans buzzing at Super Bowl LX Media Day on Monday evening when he dropped a cheeky hint about his future with Cardi B.When a reporter asked whether the rapper might be getting a ring if the New England Patriots triumph on Sunday, Diggs couldn’t help but laugh.”It’s on the agenda, maybe. Right?” he said with a grin. “I gotta get mine first, though.”It’s the kind of response that’s got everyone talking – the veteran wide receiver making it crystal clear that his focus remains firmly on capturing that elusive Lombardi Trophy before any wedding bells start ringing.Patriots…

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In a statement on Wednesday night, Met Police Commander Ella Marriott said: “Following the further release of millions of court documents in relation to Jeffrey Epstein by the United States Department of Justice, the Met received a number of reports into alleged misconduct in public office including a referral from the UK government.

Emma Finucane and Anna Morris won gold for Great Britain on day three of the 2026 UEC Track Elite European Championships in Turkey.Olympic and former world champion Finucane, 23, came into the third day of action in Konya in fine form after setting a new world record for the women’s flying 200m time-trial on Monday.In the final of the women’s sprint, Finucane’s time of 10.608 seconds was 0.045secs faster than team-mate Sophie Capewell to secure her second gold medal of the event.Finucane said after her win: “Yesterday I wanted to execute my ride perfectly, and I did; I came away…

Emma Webber has criticised the justice system for what she describes as “failures across every agency” while campaigning for changes to the Victims and Courts Bill. Speaking to GB News, she warned that victims of mental health crimes are often ignored, disrespected, and overlooked.The Bill produces significant changes aimed at improving the experience of victims within the criminal justice system, with a specific focus on those with mental health needs, vulnerable victims, and victims of offenders with mental health conditions.Mrs Webber, whose family’s case has been in the public eye after her son Barnaby was brutally stabbed in the Nottingham…

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Nationwide Building Society has issued a major update to its 16 million customers as savers are being reminded to take advantage of its “generous” savings account with 6.5 per cent interest rate.Britain’s biggest building society has outlined how its services have evolved following a landmark acquisition. Nationwide, which serves more than 16 million members and stands as the country’s second-largest provider of savings accounts and mortgages, completed its purchase of Virgin Money in October 2024.The deal delivered a substantial financial boost to the mutual organisation. A spokesperson confirmed: “We recorded a £2.3billion gain on completion of the acquisition which will…

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During the debate at Holyrood, Regan told MSPs: “This ‘Unbuyable Bill’ recognises prostitution for what it is – a system of exploitation and violence sustained by demand. It decriminalises those who are sold, recognising them as people constrained by vulnerability and not offenders.