The newspaper on Tuesday filed legal papers naming Baldoni‘s production company Wayfarer Productions after a defamation suit he filed against them was dismissed from court by a federal judge this past June. Daily Mail has reached out to Baldoni's legal team for comment on the story. The New York Times has sought $150,000 from Justin Baldoni, 41, in legal fees it spent on a suit he filed that was later dropped. In December, Lively named Baldoni in a lawsuit accusing him of sexual harassment, retaliatory conduct, and intentional infliction of emotional stress. In the suit, Baldoni named Lively, her spouse Ryan Reynolds and her publicist Leslie Sloane, citing the aforementioned report in legal documents.

Mr. Zahid and his co-defendants were investigated by a child sexual exploitation investigations unit within the Greater Manchester Police that was formed in 2021, the police said in a statement. The force said it was one of two major investigations that have so far resulted in 32 offenders being jailed for a combined total of 474 years for grooming gang activity in Rochdale. In January, the grooming gangs issue returned to international headlines after Elon Musk, the billionaire tech mogul, used his social media platform to post a series of vitriolic posts about it that included many inaccuracies and smears. In response to growing public pressure, the government announced a full national inquiry into the issue in June. “The men abused, degraded and then discarded the victims when they were just children,” he said.

LOCAL residents can step back in time by visiting the new exhibition at Limavady Workhouse, with the opportunity to explore living heritage, poignant tales and glimpse the fascinating past of the iconic building. Offering visitors an opportunity to discover one of the best-preserved workhouses in Northern Ireland, the exhibition is generously funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund Northern Ireland and National Lottery players. Karen Heaney from Limavady Community Development Initiative explained why the story of the Workhouse is such a powerful channel for local people to connect with their past history. The exhibition features a previously unseen collection of archived objects, costumes and artefacts, specially curated to bring the history of the workhouse to life. This opportunity was recently enjoyed by Primary 7 students at Termoncanice Primary School, with further visits planned by Drumachose Primary School and local scouting groups.

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The capital’s top university was named the best in the UK for the second year in a rowIf you’re confused about which London university is the best, you wouldn’t be the first person. ‘LSE is also boosted by its stellar record on helping graduates launch straight into professional careers.’In the London ranking, LSE was followed by Imperial College and University College London (UCL) in second and third, respectively. RECOMMENDED: Every London university ranked best to worst by the Guardian. London universities ranked by the TimesLondon School of Economics (1st overall) Imperial College (6th overall) University College London (9th overall) King’s College London (19th overall) Royal Holloway (32nd overall) Queen Mary (35th overall) City St George’s (48th overall) University of the Arts London (53rd overall) University of West London (64th overall) SOAS (75th overall) Goldsmiths (87th overall) Kingston (94th overall) University of Greenwich (100th overall) London South Bank (111th overall) University of East London (114th overall) University of Westminster (115th overall) Middlesex (116th overall) Brunel (117th overal London Metropolitan (124th overall)University of Roehampton (124th overall)You can find the Sunday Times’ full 2026 University Guide here. The best university in London, according to the Guardian.

Researchers have discovered a mysterious ancient lizard with snake-like teeth in Scotland. Breugnathair elgolensis is one of the oldest relatively complete lizard fossils and helps scientists better understand the origins of snakes in the Jurassic period. https://t.co/0vcWIqL1fV — Live Science (@LiveScience) October 1, 2025The fossil is among the oldest and most complete Jurassic lizards known to science and is now part of NMS’s national collection. Its anatomy suggests it could be one of the parviraptorids – the predecessors of all lizards and snakes. “Breugnathair elgolensis is a remarkable addition to the fossil record, helping to rewrite our understanding of the evolution of snakes and lizards.

Indians have made up the largest group since 2023; in 2022, they were the second-largest.In the first half of this year, Indian nationals founded 684 new buy-to-let companies, with more registered in Hillingdon than in any other area. Nigerian investors follow closely with 647 new incorporations. The remaining 80% are owned by UK shareholders. Seven per cent of Indian nationals who own UK buy-to-let companies set up over the past decade live in India.At current rates, around 67,000 new companies will be set up by the end of 2025, with around 13,500 owned, at least in part, by non-UK nationals. Indian and Nigerian nationals are increasingly likely to buy UK buy-to-let property in a limited company structure.

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The full Moon in October is not only a Harvest Moon but a supermoon, meaning it will be the biggest and brightest of 2025. What is a Harvest Moon? This year is is extremely rare that the Harvest Moon is in October. The Harvest Moon is understood to have gotten its name due to helping farmers collect their harvest during the autumn. How to see the Harvest supermoon above the UKThe Harvest Moon will occur on Tuesday, October 7 at 4.48pm.

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The survival of the British Swallowtail butterfly, found exclusively in East Anglia and predominantly in the Norfolk Broads, is under threat and its population has dropped by 57% in the last 20 years. Experts said the long-term picture for the British Swallowtail was ‘one of decline’ (Mark Collins/Swallowtail & Birdwing Butterfly Trust/PA)Researchers from Anglia Ruskin University (ARU), together with others, are exploring whether cryopreservation could help in their conservation. Jimmy’s Farm and Wildlife Park near Ipswich in Suffolk houses a thriving captive population of a genetically similar but far more abundant species than the British Swallowtail. If the method is effective, it is hoped that the eggs of the British Swallowtail can then be stored to support long-term conservation strategies, such as breeding programmes and reintroduction efforts. “This project holds significant importance for the development of cryopreservation techniques – not only for the British Swallowtail, but across pollinators and invertebrates as a whole,” she said.

Express.co.uk homepage on 6 March 2024The Express was the UK newsbrand with the most breaches of the Editors’ Code upheld by regulator IPSO in 2024, according to its annual report for the year. Express.co.uk was ruled to have breached the code seven times last year, but Mail Online (now Daily Mail) had the most breaches upheld according to the publishers’ own annual statements, with five breaches of the Editors’ Code. The Sun, Mail Online, The Times, Daily Mail, The Star (Sheffield) and birminghammail.co.uk had one breach fully upheld each. Publisher annual statements revealed The Daily Telegraph to have had four breaches of the code in 2024, followed by The Times and mirror.co.uk with three each. Reach-owned titles claimed 19 of the 45 breaches recorded by publishers.

Norman Ebbutt​ , Berlin correspondent for the Times, interviewed Hitler on 14 October 1930, soon after the Nazis had their first big breakthrough in the Reichstag elections. Ebbutt was contemptuous but wary of Hitler, taking him seriously far sooner than other foreign correspondents and diplomats in Berlin. It’s worth comparing what Ebbutt was writing in the days after Hitler took power with what was appearing in other newspapers at the time. They often gave him high praise as the journalist whose take on Hitler and the Nazis had proved entirely correct. ‘Göring never forgave me,’ Ebbutt wrote after his revelation about the rebirth of German military airpower.