No charges will be brought against four men arrested after images of Donald Trump and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein were projected on to Windsor Castle, Thames Valley Police has said. The men - a 60-year-old from East Sussex, a 36-year-old and a 50-year-old both from London, and a 37-year-old from Kent - were arrested in September over the incident during the US president's state visit. They were arrested on suspicion of offences including malicious communications and public nuisance. In an update on Wednesday, the force said no further action would be taken against them after an investigation concluded.

The PGA Tour has cancelled its 2026 season-opening event in Hawaii after failing to find an alternative venue to host The Sentry. The tournament, which was to be played from 8-11 January, had to be moved from the Plantation Course at Kapalua on the Island of Maui because of drought conditions. However, the PGA Tour said that, "having assessed alternate venues in Hawaii and beyond" it could not play the tournament because of "logistical challenges - including shipping deadlines, tournament infrastructure and vendor support". The first event of next year will now be the Sony Open from 15-18 January at the Waialae Country Club in Honolulu, Hawaii.

On September 19, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement made a $61,218 payment for “guided missile warheads and explosive components,” according to the Product and Service Code (PSC) included in the payment record on a federal contracting database. “This award provides multiple distraction devices to support law enforcement operations and ICE- Office of Firearms and Tactical Programs,” the record’s description section reads. The Substack Popular Information mentioned this payment in a Monday article, which focused on the fact that ICE spending in the “small arms, ordnance, and ordnance accessories manufacturing” product category increased by 700 percent between 2024 and 2025.

A migrant has returned to the UK on a small boat after being removed to France under the "one in, one out" scheme less than a month ago, BBC News understands. The Guardian newspaper reported that the man claimed to have been been a victim of modern slavery at the hands of smuggling gangs in France. The Home Office declined to directly confirm the report but said a migrant had been detained and their removal was being sought as soon as possible. Forty two people who arrived in the UK illegally have been removed so far under the scheme in which the UK agrees to take in asylum seekers who have a case for protection.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers selected wide receiver Emeka Egbuka with the 19th pick of this year's NFL Draft and he made an instant impact, scoring two touchdowns on his debut. Veteran receivers Mike Evans and Chris Godwin have been struggling with injury, and now Evans is out for the rest of the season, so 23-year-old Egbuka is set to remain the main outlet for Bucs quarterback Baker Mayfield. "Egbuka's been thrown into the fire a little bit, but everyone at Ohio State said he was a professional wide receiver playing college football," said Miller.

It’s hard to remember now that people used to be skeptical about electric bikes. Cyclists didn’t want unlicensed motor vehicles in bike lanes; people who didn’t bike found them to be dangerous. Even as more people adopt them to deal with carbon emissions or traffic, ebikes still have many issues. Cheap ones are impossible to repair. The nice ones have gut-punch prices, especially if this is your second or third vehicle. They have a learning curve when it comes to riding. I’ve been reviewing electric bikes for years and, as many reviewers do, tend to evaluate them as an assemblage of different specs.

A second candidate to chair the grooming gang inquiry has pulled out, after four women quit the panel of survivors that is meant to be at the heart of it. Former police deputy chief Jim Gamble, a child abuse expert who headed up the Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) command, has withdrawn. The move comes as Sir Keir Starmer was forced to defend the inquiry's progress at Prime Minister's Questions, as he was challenged over survivors' concerns the inquiry is being diluted and that their voices are being silenced. …

It has been clear throughout the season that Djokovic's ageing body is, understandably, not able to withstand the rigours needed to win the sport's biggest prizes as well as it used to. He still has the technical quality to challenge most of the ATP Tour, demonstrated by reaching the semi-finals at all four majors this year. Djokovic was not able to complete his Australian Open semi-final against Alexander Zverev, which came three days after he courageously beat Alcaraz while hampered by a leg injury. He also moved into the last four at the French Open and Wimbledon, but faded physically after being unable to break down Sinner.

The countertop kitchen composter is a lovely vision. Instead of a smelly bucket of vegetable scraps and coffee grounds breeding fruit flies on your counter or attracting rats to your backyard, you could just put it all into a nifty electric gadget, and at some undetermined point in the future you'll have a bountiful supply of nutrient-rich compost to use in your garden. Unfortunately, none of the more popular electric machines on the market do this. Even though some of these devices are marketed as “composters" and have instruction booklets and apps detailing all the ways in which one can use compost, the vast majority of kitchen composters are just going to grind up and dry your food scraps.

Davy Wilson and Hayley HalpinBBC News NI Watch: Police van set alight during protest outside Dublin migrant hotel Violence that broke out during a protest outside a hotel used to house asylum seekers in Dublin was planned online, Irish police have said. Six people were arrested, and five of them have been charged, after gardaí (Irish police) were attacked with bricks, fireworks and glass bottles at the Citywest Hotel, in Saggart, on Tuesday evening. The protest came after an alleged sexual assault of a young girl in the vicinity in the early hours of Monday morning.

David Wheeler, former Wycombe Wanderers midfielder and one of football's most vocal environmental advocates, sees climate change increasingly affecting the game, saying it is "becoming a lot more obvious to players and more of a topic of conversation". Wheeler, who is the Professional Footballers' Association (PFA) Sustainability Champion, believes the sport has a responsibility to do more. "Unfortunately I don't think the major governing bodies and organisations are really taking that responsibility seriously at the moment," he says. "These organisations don't deserve to profit from sport if they're not going to use their power for the betterment of sport."

Duffy also cites “maybe others” getting involved. This refers to a third option. In recent weeks, officials from traditional space companies have been telling Duffy and the chief of staff at the Department of Transportation, Pete Meachum, that they can build an Apollo Lunar Module–like lander within 30 months. Amit Kshatriya, NASA’s associate administrator, favors this government-led approach, sources said. On Monday, in a statement to Ars, a Lockheed Martin official confirmed that the company was ready if NASA called upon them. “Throughout this year, Lockheed Martin has been performing significant technical and programmatic analysis for human lunar landers that would provide options to NASA for a safe solution to return humans to the moon as quickly as possible,” said Bob Behnken, vice president of exploration and technology strategy at Lockheed Martin Space.

The UK inflation rate has remained stable at 3.8% in September, which was lower than expected, official figures show. Prices for groceries also rose at their slowest rate in more than a year, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). ONS chief economist Grant Fitzner noted that the cost of food and non-alcoholic drinks fell, "for the first time since May last year". Chancellor Rachel Reeves said she was overall "not satisfied with the numbers" on inflation, while shadow chancellor Mel Stride said it was "pushing up the cost of living".

It was a prospect that felt even further away a year ago. Kelly acknowledged that his move to Newcastle did not go "the way he wanted" after he joined from Bournemouth on a free transfer in June 2024. Such was the form of Dan Burn and Lewis Hall, who played in Kelly's preferred positions at left-sided centre-back and left-back, he ended up making only a handful of league starts for Newcastle. "As a player, you want to go in, show what you can do and play consistent football," he said.

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David Wallace LockhartScotland political correspondent Getty Images President Trump met the prime minister and later the first minister while in Scotland The Scottish and UK governments are locked in dispute over who should pay for Donald Trump and JD Vance's recent visits to Scotland. The US president spent four days visiting his golf courses in Ayrshire and Aberdeenshire in July. BBC Scotland News understands the Scottish government has called for around £20m in policing and security costs to be refunded by the Treasury. But UK ministers are insisting that this was a private visit, and therefore the Scottish government has to cover the bill.

There is never a bad time for a striker to score, but Viktor Gyokeres' relief was obvious as he ended a barren run with two goals in Arsenal's 4-0 win over Atletico Madrid. It can be the start of a prolific spell, manager Mikel Arteta believes. After three goals in his first four matches, £64m signing Gyokeres failed to find the net in Arsenal's next seven games and looked visibly frustrated at times. But his team-mates continued to praise his overall impact and Arteta said he gave the striker a hug after Arsenal's 2-0 win over West Ham on Saturday in appreciation for the effort he was putting in.

It has been five years since Samsung and Google stopped supporting their respective mobile virtual reality headsets. For a second try, the companies have partnered up with a bolder vision in the mixed reality space, starting with the new Galaxy XR. Announced last year as Project Moohan, it's the first headset powered by Android XR, a new platform for smart glasses and headsets built on Android and Google’s Gemini assistant from the ground up. The Galaxy XR is available today in the US and South Korea for $1,800.

Jenny CastertonProducer, The Crash Detectives BBC Police reconstructed the crash and found the driver would have had no time to react before hitting the rider An electric scooter rider who died at the scene of a late-night crash had been travelling in the middle of one lane of a dual carriageway. Alan Galudzinski, 26, was hit from behind by a Vauxhall Corsa, that was being driven at 70mph (112km/h) on an unlit section of the A4042 in Newport. Specialist officers found he was travelling at speeds of up to 19mph (30km/h) when the crash happened at 00:45 BST on 30 September 2023, and he was also more than twice the drink-drive limit.

There were 43 goals scored, five red cards handed out and six penalties awarded - of which five were converted. It was a relentless evening of Champions League football on Tuesday. Last season's winners Paris St-Germain hit seven past Leverkusen, with both teams having a player sent off and the German side's Alejandro Grimaldo missing a spot-kick. PSV Eindhoven fought back from a goal down before running riot in a 6-2 win against Italian champions Napoli. Arsenal, Newcastle and Manchester City all claimed convincing victories, with City's Erling Haaland scoring for a 12th consecutive game.

As the winter months creep up on us, you may be looking for a new tumbler or travel mug to keep your coffee hot all day. You could certainly peruse our list of the best travel mugs, which is packed with fancy double-walled, vacuum-insulated options, but if you constantly have icy hands, you might consider scooping up the Ember Travel Mug 2+, which has an actual heater inside. It's currently marked down by $40 at Best Buy, bringing the price down to just $160. While I did spot the…

Irish police have been attacked with missiles and fireworks at a protest outside a hotel used to house asylum seekers in Dublin. A police vehicle was also set on fire at the Citywest Hotel on Tuesday evening. A line of riot police were preventing the protesters getting to the hotel. Broadcaster RTÉ is reporting that several thousand people had gathered. Ireland's Justice Minister Jim O'Callaghan said there was "no excuse" for the violent scenes. O'Callaghan said: "This is unacceptable and will result in a forceful response from the gardaí (Irish police).

There were plenty of questions from the media pack for Thelwell. Much has been made of the appointment of his son Robbie as head of recruitment, with fans unconvinced he is qualified for the role. However, he defended and explained the decision to bring Thelwell Jnr to Ibrox. "It's always uncomfortable to hear and optically I think we all agreed when we made this step to appoint Robbie that he was going to be seen in a particular way," Thelwell said. "The reality of the situation is that we want to bring the very best talent here to Rangers.

“We’ve made some major upgrades to search on ChatGPT when accessed via Atlas,” Ryan O’Rouke, OpenAI’s lead designer for the browser, said during the livestream. If a user asks for movie reviews in the Atlas search bar, a chatbot-style answer will pop-up first, rather than the more traditional collection of blue links users might expect when searching the web via Google. Now, in addition to that result, users can switch to other tabs to see a collection of website links, or images, or videos, or news related to their queries. It’s a bit of an inversion of the Google Chrome experience.

A third abuse survivor has resigned from their role in the government's inquiry into grooming gangs. "Elizabeth" - not her real name - joined Fiona Goddard and Ellie Reynolds, who quit the inquiry's victims and survivors liaison panel on Monday in protest. In her resignation letter, Elizabeth said the process felt like "a cover-up" and had "created a toxic environment for survivors". Safeguarding Minister Jess Phillips has denied claims of a cover-up and insisted her government was "committed to exposing the failures" to tackle "these appalling crimes". Elizabeth, who is from Rotherham, said she felt the process had been "scripted and predetermined", "rather than emerging from honest, open dialogue with survivors".