A photograph allegedly showing Meghan Markle's estranged father having sex with a girl who appears to be underage is among a stash of disturbing images handed to police investigating child abuse allegations against him.

The image, reportedly found among hundreds of suspected child abuse pictures, is said to show Thomas Markle Sr on a bed with a young Asian girl.

The claims emerged as the Duchess of Sussex revealed she had been warned about 'troubling and disturbing' allegations concerning her father in 2018, shortly after marrying Prince Harry.

Meghan said police had shared a letter containing the allegations with her, prompting her decision to keep her father away from her family.

Meanwhile, her half-brother Thomas Markle Jr, 60, has handed four large boxes of material from his father's former home in Cebu City, in the Philippines, to police.

According to The Sun, the alleged stash includes an old 35mm film negative showing a bearded man considered possibly to be Mr Markle, now 82, on a bed with an Asian girl, while another image reportedly shows the same man, believed to have been in his late 40s or early 50s, partly obscured by the

A man has been extradited from Poland and charged with murder more than three years after a body was found inside a metal cabinet on the NSW Mid North Coast.

The 26-year-old arrived at Sydney International Airport in Mascot at about 6pm on Friday, escorted by homicide detectives. 

He was taken to Mascot Police Station, where he was charged with murder.

NSW Police said an investigation was launched in March 2023 to look into the alleged supply of drugs in Caringbah, in Sydney's south.

Officers found links to a missing person case and brought in detectives, who established Strike Force Etruscan to investigate the disappearance of a 22-year-old man from Peakhurst.

On May 12, 2023, police searched Warrell Creek at Macksville on the Mid North Coast where they found the man's body hidden inside a large metal cabinet.

Two men, aged 22 and 33, were charged over the alleged murder, with both matters having since been dealt with by the courts. 

After further investigations, detectives identified a third suspect, 26, who was allegedly involved in the killing and had been living in Poland.

A New Jersey town meeting erupted into chaos this week after the town's mayor brazenly charged across the council chambers to allegedly attack a constituent.

Pemberton Township Republican Mayor Matthew Bianchini, 59, had to be manhandled on Wednesday night after charging at a resident and telling him: 'I am f****** getting you.'

Local outlet Pine Barrens Tribute captured footage of the bizarre incident and shared the clip on its social media page. 

Mayor Bianchini is seen leaving his seat after pointing his finger towards the resident, identified as Michael Sawka, and charging across the room to the public gallery. 

As the mayor approaches Sawka, a man in a blue checked suit steps between them and shouts 'stop' at Bianchini. 

Another man gets involved, and the two pin Bianchini against a wall, where he raises his hands as if accepting defeat. 

'You should resign,' Sawka said, causing the mayor to try to lunge at him again; at this point, three men hold him back. 

The mayor was then led away by one man in a bear hug, as he shouted at the man:

A Michigan teenager who began using cannabis at just 15 has been left battling a debilitating illness that triggers uncontrollable vomiting, agonizing stomach pains and potentially dangerous heart complications.

Andy Timmons, 19, from St. Clair Shores, outside Detroit, has been hospitalized twice after developing symptoms associated with Cannabis Hyperemesis Syndrome (CHS), a condition linked to prolonged, frequent marijuana use.

The syndrome can cause relentless bouts of nausea and vomiting, leaving sufferers severely dehydrated and, in extreme cases, vulnerable to life-threatening complications.

One of its most extraordinary symptoms is an overwhelming urge to take long, steaming-hot showers, which can temporarily ease the discomfort.

Timmons' mother, Mindi Giorlando-Timmons, said her daughter had been using cannabis since she was 15 but had no idea the drug could be responsible for such devastating symptoms.

The teenager initially complained of feeling 'off' before developing severe abdominal pain, headaches and repeated vomiting.

Her condition deteriorated so dramatically that she was rushed to an emergency room last month and admitted to hospital.

Trade unions have already begun to 'bombard' businesses with demands to march into workplaces ahead of Labour's new workers' rights laws coming into force next week.

Shop stewards and union officials will have the power to access offices and factories from next Friday under Angela Rayner's Employment Rights Act.

'Several unions are already sending businesses voluntary access requests, even though the rules don't come into force until October 30,' Chris Coombes, a senior associate at specialist employment law firm Littler, warned on Friday night.

Shadow Chancellor Andrew Griffith warned that Left-wing activists are 'emboldened' by Labour's workers' rights laws and are 'taking action before they even come into force'.

He said: 'Labour's Unemployment Act was written by the trade unions, for the trade unions.

'It gives the unions unprecedented access to the workplace and the workforce, while wrapping businesses up in suffocating red tape.

'Lefty activists have clearly been emboldened by the

A man in his 30s has died after a woman suffered a medical incident at the wheel of her SUV and crashed into a busy Lidl supermarket.

The dark car smashed into the store in Finchfield Hill, Wolverhampton, shortly before 6pm on Friday.

West Midlands police, ambulance and fire services rushed to the supermarket but the man was pronounced dead at the scene.

The driver of the SUV was taken to hospital after she is believed to have suffered a medical incident at the wheel of the car.

A further two people inside the supermarket were hospitalised including a woman who is said to be in a serious condition. 

Four other people were treated by paramedics at the scene before they were discharged. 

Footage of the aftermath shared on social media showed a destroyed shop front with the car inside the store. 

Police officers remain outside the supermarket while enquiries from the emergency services continue. 

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Controversial manosphere influencer Andrew Tate has become 'very sick' inside a notorious Florida federal prison and is being denied medical treatment, his lawyer claimed in a desperate public appeal.

The 39-year-old former kickboxer, who is fighting extradition to Britain over a staggering catalogue of rape, human trafficking and sexual assault allegations, has made repeated requests for medical attention while incarcerated in Miami.

But according to his attorney, Joe McBride, those pleas have gone unanswered, prompting a warning that legal action could follow unless prison officials intervene.

'Andrew is very sick,' McBride declared in a statement posted to X on Tuesday.

'He asked for medical treatment multiple times,' the attorney claimed, alleging that his client had received none.

'Medical care is a fundamental human right. If Andrew does not get treatment soon, we will sue FDC Miami into oblivion. Pray for him.'

The claims come as Tate and his younger brother Tristan, 38, remain locked up at the Federal Detention Center in Miami, a facility that has faced disturbing allegations of filthy conditions, overcrowding and mistreatment of inmates.

Neither the precise nature of Tate's reported illness nor its severity has been publicly disclosed. His

A photograph allegedly showing Meghan Markle's estranged father having sex with a girl who appears to be underage is among a stash of disturbing images handed to police investigating child abuse allegations against him.

The image, reportedly found among hundreds of suspected child abuse pictures, is said to show Thomas Markle Sr on a bed with a young Asian girl.

The claims emerged as the Duchess of Sussex revealed she had been warned about 'troubling and disturbing' allegations concerning her father in 2018, shortly after marrying Prince Harry.

Meghan said police had shared a letter containing the allegations with her, prompting her decision to keep her father away from her family.

Meanwhile, her half-brother Thomas Markle Jr, 60, has handed four large boxes of material from his father's former home in Cebu City, in the Philippines, to police.

According to The Sun, the alleged stash includes an old 35mm film negative showing a bearded man considered possibly to be Mr Markle, now 82, on a bed with an Asian girl, while another image reportedly shows the same man, believed to have been in his late 40s or early 50s, partly obscured by the

Anti-Semitic slurs spray-painted on an Irish highway. A heavily pregnant Jewish woman verbally abused by a doctor as she awaited an emergency Caesarian section. A young student beaten up in a nightclub because he was wearing the Star of David. And a mother of two dragged out of a Holocaust memorial event for daring to protest, silently, against a diatribe about Israeli actions in Gaza delivered on one of the holiest days in the Jewish year.

Significant events, you might think. Enough to prompt a prolonged bout of national heart-searching.

Instead, what preoccupied protesters outside the Irish parliament in Dublin this week – and triggered crazed online debate – was a row over the way a pendant in the colours of the Palestinian flag, adorning the neck of a contributor to a TV property show, had been edited out of the programme.

Such was the uproar that the state broadcaster RTE promised to review its impartiality guidelines and admitted to a 'mistake' in its edit of the programme, Cheap Irish Homes, while a complaint has been lodged with the broadcast regulator.

Meanwhile, the production company behind the show issued a grovelling apology to

President Donald Trump revealed a private chat he had with now-former White House press secretary Katie Zacharia during a raucous Florida rally Friday afternoon, where he also encouraged supporters to check out RFK Jr.'s 'body.' 

Trump was in Fort Myers, Florida to lend his support to Republican gubernatorial hopeful Representative Byron Donalds and Senator Ashley Moody, who is running in a special election to fill the rest of Secretary of State Marco Rubio's term.

Polls show Donalds and Moody ahead of their Democratic counterparts, but a little too close for comfort in a state that MAGA has turned red in recent elections.

The President revealed more details about Zacharia's quick departure - which occurred one week ago after only five days on the job - as he complained about reporters 'screaming' at him as he left the White House earlier.

'They want to know so many different things. What about this? What about this?' Trump said. 

'No wonder that poor young woman - she was a perfect, beautiful woman - when she walked into

A Michigan mother said she feels like she's 'in hell on Earth' nearly a decade after her beloved daughter was killed in a freak cafeteria table accident because her attorney stole her $600,000 payout. 

Tabatha Kerr's three-year-old child, Lilliana Kerr, was playing with a ball on the floor of the gymnasium at St. Albert the Great Catholic Church in Dearborn Heights in January 2017 when a massive 350lb table fell on her, her mother said. 

Lilliana was killed in the tragic incident, and her heartbroken mother has been fighting for justice for her ever since. 

Tabatha, now 39, filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the school after her daughter's death and was awarded a $2.5 million settlement. 

She was supposed to receive the family's shares from the settlement about eight years ago, but that money remained with her lawyer, Gregory Rohl, Tabatha told Click on Detroit. 

'Lonely. Quiet. Stressful. Empty. Hollow. Defeating. I feel like I'm walking on hell on earth. I am tired of being kicked while I'm down,' she stated.

Rohl was disbarred on October 1 after a grievance administrator filed a three-count formal complaint against him,

Andy Burnham has told Donald Trump that Ukraine must have 'full access' to Starlink amid claims Elon Musk ordered a slowdown of the crucial satellite service.

Ukraine relies on Elon Musk's Starlink satellite communications system to help intercept Russian missile and drone attacks, but faced speed limits last week that significantly curtailed its ability to do so.

Tensions have been brewing between Washington and Kyiv as the slowdown left Ukraine more vulnerable to Russian attacks.

Mr Musk, who owns Starlink via his SpaceX firm, claimed that any limits on the speed or usage of Starlink services are decided by the US military and ultimately Mr Trump.

But the US President himself has said he didn't know who was responsible for the Starlink slowdown and 'would like to find out'.

In a phone call with the US President on Friday, the Prime Minister urged the necessity of Starlink for Ukraine.

In a readout of a conversation between the UK and US leaders on Friday, a No