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Stephen King deleted a post and apologised after falsely claiming Charlie Kirk supported stoning gay people. But with Republicans calling for a lawsuit, could the author lose millions?

BBC weather presenter Jay Wynne has died aged 56 after a long illness. Here's what we know about his illness, cause of death, and broadcasting legacy.

US mortgage rates hit an 11-month low in early September, spurring refinances, but inflation at 2.9% and a pivotal Fed meeting mean the relief may be brief.

Rigetti's new partnership with Quanta boosts its quantum ambitions but raises hard questions on IP protection, export controls and cross-border compliance in the US, UK and EU.

Conflicting reports emerged about whether Charlie Kirk's wife Erika Frantzve and children were present during the Utah Valley University shooting, with BBC correction highlighting ongoing uncertainty about the family's whereabouts.

US agents detained 475 workers at Hyundai's Georgia battery site in the largest single-site immigration raid in HSI history; over 300 South Koreans flew home despite a US offer to stay, straining Seoul–Washington ties.

The FBI revealed that bullet casings linked to the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk bore unusual messages, with suspect Tyler Robinson accused of acting alone.

Speculation about a 'droopy' right side of US President Donald Trump's face at the Pentagon's 9/11 ceremony has fuelled stroke rumours, but no medical evidence supports the claim.

In the wake of Charlie Kirk's fatal shooting, the gaming platform Roblox removed over 100 'sick' games that glorified his death after public fury.

A judge ordered Blake Lively to disclose messages with Taylor Swift, and a subpoena of Swift was withdrawn; tabloid reports say Swift could be deposed the week of 20 October, but mainstream outlets have not independently confirmed a court order — trial remains set for 09 March 2026.

The launch of Apple's new iPhone Air in China has been put on hold, with the company's website indicating a delayed release.