Antoine Semenyo could miss eight weeks with knee injury, Maresca says
Manchester City expect to be without the winger for about eight weeks after he was hurt against Ipswich, although Enzo Maresca said scans brought better news than first feared.
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Elina Svitolina says her marriage to Gaël Monfils is ending
The Ukrainian tennis player linked her decision to her struggle with the emotional toll of the war in her homeland and said their daughter remains their priority.
Miley Cyrus answers Hollywood Bowl criticism: ‘I am fully present’
At her second Hollywood Bowl show, Cyrus addressed online criticism of her first performance and spoke about the difficulty of returning to the stage.
Drumcree parade challenge: Court hears PSNI feared attack on officers
Lawyers in Belfast set out the police assessment of possible gunfire and petrol bombs if officers cleared protesters, as the Orange Order challenged the parade ban.
India–New Zealand trade deal set to start October 20 with duty-free access for Indian exports
The agreement is scheduled to remove New Zealand tariffs on Indian goods, while India will retain exclusions and apply quotas to some imports.
Russell Brand trial hears witness was ‘appalled’ by MTV rehiring
A woman whose recorded police interview was played at Southwark Crown Court said she avoided Brand at work after MTV rehired him as a presenter around 2006.
Meloni plans emergency security meeting after violent Milan protests
Italy’s prime minister is set to discuss security after cost-of-living demonstrations in Milan turned violent over the weekend, BBC News reported.
Anders Fernstedt describes life outside a £210 million London mansion
The Swedish man has lived on the portico of an unoccupied Knightsbridge house for more than three years, relying on local businesses and a nearby charity.
Civil service pension delays put bereaved families at risk of tax bills, MP warns
The Public Accounts Committee chair has urged ministers to protect families waiting for death benefits as a two-year tax deadline approaches for some payments.
Harry Brook says leadership extends off the field as England prepare for Pakistan tri-series
England’s white-ball captain says he has learned from the past year and welcomes the pressure of leading the side into an ODI series against Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
USC rises to No. 16 in AP Top 25 during bye week
The Trojans climbed three places without playing as losses elsewhere reshaped the rankings. Their next game is at Wisconsin on Saturday.
Bon Jovi named first BST Hyde Park 2027 headliner for June show
The band will return to the London festival 14 years after headlining its first edition. General ticket sales are scheduled for 23 October.
France seeks security arrangements for southern Lebanon after UNIFIL
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot warned against a security vacuum as Lebanon weighs how to maintain an international presence when the UN mission ends in 2026.
Swedish appeals court overturns ex-security adviser’s acquittal and fines him
Henrik Landerholm was found grossly negligent over classified documents left at a hotel in 2023. The court imposed 52,000 kronor in fines.
Mike Vrabel calls Patriots fortunate after 26-19 win over Jets
New England extended its winning streak to three games on October 18, but its coach said poor play and turnovers left him dissatisfied.
RBI accepts ₹1 lakh crore in seven-day repo auction as bank liquidity surplus narrows
Banks bid for more than the amount on offer in the Reserve Bank of India’s October 19 operation, BusinessLine reported, as surplus funds in the banking system declined.
IllustrationIndian rupee falls to provisional 94.92 per dollar, ending six-session rise
The currency slipped three paise on October 19 as Indian shares fell. PTI cited foreign investor outflows and oil prices among the pressures on the rupee.
France asks local authorities to impose partial curfews after weekend unrest
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu requested localised measures for some cities on 19 October after protests turned violent. The cities and curfew hours were not specified.