After gaining acclaim in Los Angeles, conductor Gustavo Dudamel takes on New York
The Independentby Ronald Blum17 Sept 2026
Gustavo Dudamel jumped up and down on FAO Schwarz’s giant keyboard during his first trip to New York as a 14-year-old.
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top 90%Sandbanks property developer is cleared of strangling 'Amazonian' wife
Mail Onlineby Olivia Day17 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source A Sandbanks property developer has been cleared of strangling his 'Amazonian' wife during a row over their divorce in their £3million...
Prenatal appointments and no place to pump: Navigating pregnancy and postpartum needs at work
The Independentby Cathy Bussewitz17 Sept 2026
The ambulance dispatch station where Heydi Fernandez waited for calls as an emergency medical technician didn't have a private place to pump breast milk when she returned to work three months after...
What’s it like being an F1 fan at a brand-new race? Madrid offers raw experience
The Independentby Kieran Jackson17 Sept 2026
It was a moment a decade in the making, ever since talks first started around the ambitious plans to build a Formula 1 street circuit in one of Europe’s busiest cities.
New lawsuit alleges Epstein possessed ‘child sexual abuse material of countless children’
The Guardianby Anna Betts17 Sept 2026
Jeffrey Epstein’s estate is facing a new lawsuit filed by two women who allege that Epstein possessed child sexual abuse material (CSAM) of them.
Aaron Rai shrugs off early nerves to outshine playing partner Rory McIlroy
The Guardianby Ewan Murray at Wentworth17 Sept 2026
What do you get for shooting 60 in a pro-am? Just ask Rory McIlroy. “Nothing,” said the Masters champion.
Human remains discovered in London parkland identified as missing woman Joanne Sheen
The Guardianby Kevin Rawlinson and agency17 Sept 2026
A body found in an area of London shrubland that was partly cleared of foliage by a wildfire in August is that of a woman who disappeared from Hampshire nearly seven years ago, police have said.
Hull City’s rise from Championship strugglers to Premier League fliers
Football | The Guardianby Harry Paterson17 Sept 2026
Sixteen months ago Hull City avoided relegation to League One on goal difference. Four months ago, they needed a last-minute goal from Oli McBurnie at Wembley to win the Championship playoff final.
Event hosted in parliament hears speaker who argued 'influence of Islam' should be 'resisted'
Middle East Eyeby Imran Mulla17 Sept 2026
Event hosted in parliament hears speaker who argued 'influence of Islam' should be 'resisted' A talk was delivered in the British Parliament this week by a writer who argues that the "influence of...
Caitlin Clark’s Nike signature shoe arrives Oct. 1, with 'Caitlin Blue' and 'Warning Code Yellow'
The Independentby Doug Feinberg17 Sept 2026
Caitlin Clark doesn't have much longer to wait for her first signature shoe to come out. They will be available starting Oct. 1 in the U.S. and a week earlier in China.
Pennsylvania asks CDC for emergency help as measles outbreak spreads
World news | The Guardianby Marina Dunbar17 Sept 2026
Pennsylvania is seeking emergency assistance from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) as a major measles outbreak spreads across the state.
Keely Hodgkinson reveals how freak canal accident ruined world record bid
Sport | The Guardianby Sean Ingle17 Sept 2026
Keely Hodgkinson has lifted the lid on how plans to chase the 800m world record this summer were ruined by a freak accident that her team has likened to whiplash.
I’m quite literally built different – Keely Hodgkinson reveals unusual discovery
The Independentby Rachel Steinberg17 Sept 2026
Keely Hodgkinson already breathes rarefied air as an Olympic champion but it took an MRI to reveal the slightly stranger way in which the 24-year-old learned she is “built different”.
Sacked border guard loses unfair dismissal claim
Mail Onlineby Daily17 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source A Border Force officer has lost an unfair dismissal case after he was sacked for using a company car to make a detour to see his...
How close was Charles Spencer to his sister Diana? Inside their complicated bond
The Independentby Katie Rosseinsky17 Sept 2026
When Charles, the ninth Earl Spencer, delivered his blistering eulogy at the funeral of his sister Diana, it felt like the opening salvo in a war of words with the Windsors.
Newcastle: Players see Jaissle's angry side - can they respond?
BBC Sportby Ciaran Kelly17 Sept 2026
- Published Newcastle United players had previously experienced an unhappy Matthias Jaissle in training in the opening weeks of his reign.
Pentagon demands only fittest and best groomed troops attend Hegseth speech: report
The Independentby Joe Sommerlad17 Sept 2026
The Pentagon has reportedly sent out an email seeking troops to appear alongside Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth at a major speech later this month – but only if they meet strict fitness and...
FA demands answers from Infantino over World Cup sell-off plan
The Independentby Jamie Gardner17 Sept 2026
Football Association chair Debbie Hewitt has written to Fifa president Gianni Infantino requesting an independent investigation into plans for private investment in the World Cup and how the...
Pragmatic Play casinos: Where to play Pragmatic Play slots in 2026
The Independentby Chris Wilson17 Sept 2026
Nearly every online casino carries Pragmatic Play titles, with the studio responsible for some of the biggest slot game franchises, including Big Bass and Gates of Olympus.
Labour accused of taking money from dinner ladies to fund teacher pay
Mail Onlineby Eleanor Harding17 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Labour have been accused of taking money from dinner ladies in a 'disgusting' move to fund teachers' pay rises.