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A month later, on Christmas Eve, Andrew appeared to email Epstein a confidential briefing on investment opportunities in the reconstruction of Helmand Province, Afghanistan, which was overseen at the time by British armed forces and funded by UK government money.

On and off skis, Gu is a high achiever in every part of her world.California-born and raised by an American father and Chinese mother, she attended private school in San Francisco and is currently taking a sabbatical from her studies at Stanford University, where she majors in international relations and previously studied quantum physics.She is also fluent in Mandarin, and as a child would spend summers in Beijing.”Sometimes it feels like I’m carrying the weight of two countries on my shoulders,” Gu said earlier in the 2026 Games.In 2019, at the age of just 15, she switched her sporting allegiance…

An 11-year-old schoolgirl and 45-year-old man have tragically died after a devastating fire at a Chinese restaurant in Lincolnshire.Five other people were rushed to hospital following the fatal blaze, including two other children sustaining injuries, with a woman in her 30s remaining in hospital and is in a “serious condition”.An investigation has confirmed that the fire on Wednesday morning was accidentally started by an air fryer within the restaurant.Six ambulances and two paramedics in solo cars attended the scene, along with five crews from Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue, Lincolnshire Police and an air ambulance.Two men in their 40s, and two…

The de-facto First Minister of Chagos has declared his group will bring more people to the island after being threatened with prison.Speaking to GB News, Misley Mandarin sent a defiant message to Sir Keir Starmer and British Border Patrol, vowing they will “have to kill him” if they want to remove him.Mr Mandarin and former MP Adam Holloway travelled to the island of Peros Banhos on Monday to set up a permanent settlement, as the Prime Minister’s Chagos surrender deal remains delayed.Since arriving on the island, Mr Mandarin has been issued with removal papers by British Border Patrol, threatening him…

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The Ftse 100 broke its winning streak during trading hours, with London’s benchmark index shedding 59.14 points to finish at 10,627.04, representing a decline of 0.60 per cent.Today’s stock market drop comes following a slip in British Gas’ owners profits and growing geopolitical tensions between US President Donald Trump and the Iranian regime.British Gas parent company Centrica suffered the steepest losses on the blue-chip index, tumbling 4.7 per cent after announcing it would halt its share repurchase programme to redirect funds toward infrastructure projects, including nuclear power generation.The energy supplier had distributed £1.1billion to investors throughout 2025, with £800million coming…

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SheGulls, representing fans of WSL club Brighton & Hove Albion, had suggested seeding “elite level teams” would only widen the gulf in quality across the game.”The sporting merit in our game is slowly being eroded in favour of ‘super matches’ between elite level teams,” the fan group wrote on X.”The rich will only get richer and teams up and down the pyramid will fade into obscurity with the knowledge that without tens of millions of pounds, they won’t even sniff the big time.”Fulham Women Supporters’ Club, whose side play in the fourth tier, labelled it a “ridiculous idea” and added:…