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Guardians pitchers Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz were indicted this month.

Fresh survivor testimony and Virginia Giuffre's posthumous memoir have prompted US House Democrats to seek a transcribed interview with Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, intensifying legal and political scrutiny over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

Frank Cottrell-Boyce gave evidence during the CMS Committee’s opening session into its inquiry on children’s TV and video content.

Samir Shah acknowledged more than 500 complaints in the letter

The apology follows the resignation of two of the corporation's most senior figures, chief executive of BBC News Deborah Turness and director-general Tim Davie

Dane Miller ranks and highlights the Top 10 teams in the West entering the weekend's games across five conferences.

‘Any individual who can help with an investigation of that gravity should go and help if they can,’ says Communities Secretary Steve Reed

Democratic members advised Andrew Mountbatten Windsor to comply to their request for him to appear in front of the US Congress committee and testify in Epstein files.

The BBC must ‘set the benchmark for accurate and fair reporting’, says committee chair Caroline Dinenage

MPs on spending watchdog the Public Accounts Committee ask questions of Crown Estate and Treasury

Stocks sold off late Wednesday after Fed Chair Jerome Powell pushed back on expectations for another interest rate cut in December, warning that such a move is "far from a foregone conclusion” as the Federal Open Market Committee remains divided and incoming data remains clouded by shutdown-related gaps.