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New details emerge in the brutal murders of Rob Reiner and Michele, with death certificates confirming they died from multiple stab wounds. Their son Nick is charged with two counts of first-degree murder, facing life without parole or the death penalty. The investigation continues, leaving Hollywood and fans in shock.

Newly released emails from Ghislaine Maxwell suggest Prince Andrew, then a working royal, was A in her circle, with messages matching his life at the time. Emails discuss summer camp activities with girls, loss of his valet, and a trip to Peru, all aligning with public records. These revelations add more pressure to Prince Andrews ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

Bob Vylan rapper cleared of charges after Glastonbury IDF chants; Police investigations concluded, emphasizing the weight of words.

30-year-old Christopher Monro sentenced to life for murdering his father, Peter, in Bath. Detectives arrested him the next day, and he pleaded guilty in August. Peters daughter, Lara, shared a heartfelt statement, expressing her love for her father and her brothers mental health struggles. She hoped for better support and a safe place for her brother to heal. Detective Chief Inspector Neil Meade praised the familys resilience and thanked those who helped secure the conviction.

Judge dismisses case against comedian Reginald D Hunter, ruling it an abusive attempt to cancel him. The Campaign Against Antisemitism faced criticism for misleading the court and using the justice system for improper reasons. Hunter, known for his appearances on Have I Got News For You, remains silent as the controversy unfolds.

A farmer in South Yorkshire took his own life due to fears of new inheritance tax changes, highlighting the human cost behind policy decisions. John Charlesworth, a seventy-eight-year-old farmer, feared the changes would force his family to sell the land hed worked his whole life. After a backlash, the government made a U-turn, but the changes still pose challenges for larger farms. The tragedy underscores the need for better understanding of rural life.

Judge dismisses case against comedian Reginald D Hunter, ruling private prosecution abusive and aimed at cancellation. Campaign Against Antisemitism accused Hunter of sending offensive messages on X, but the judge sided with the defense, citing misleading summaries and lack of candour in disclosure. Hunter walks free, with no further action.