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• Teenage Gunman Who Killed Four At Oregon School Was Former Student Police Say

  A teacher threw her phone at the teenage gunman who killed four people at an Oregon primary , then tackled and fought with him – probably saving lives before he was shot by a father who followed him into the building, police said on Friday..

• More Than Half Of Shoppers Recently Encouraged By Businesses To Pay In Cash

  More than half (54%) of people said in September that they had visited a business in the past eight weeks that encouraged them to pay in cash, according to a survey commissioned by ATM and cash access network Link..

• White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia Is Leaving The Job After Rocky Start

  Katie Zacharia is departing as White House press secretary, a person familiar with the matter said on Friday, after a short and rocky tenure that was defined by questions about her professional background and lack of polish in fielding questions from journalists..

• PM Offers Scotland More Powers In Bid To Move Past Old Politics Of Conflict

  Andy Burnham said he wanted to “move beyond the old politics of conflict” as he offered to work with the SNP to deepen devolution in Scotland..

• Teenage Hitman From Norway Locked Up For Plotting UK Murder For Iran Backed Gang

  A teenage hitman from Norway has been locked up for 20 years for plotting a murder on British soil for an Iran-backed international crime gang for a “thrill”..

• England Driven By Memory Of Semi Final Loss Ahead Of Tonga World Cup Opener

  England captain George Williams is convinced his squad have learned the lessons of their heartbreaking 2022 semi-final defeat as they prepare for a potentially crucial opening game of the Rugby League World Cup against Tonga in Perth on Saturday..

• Sonay Kartal Claims Victory Over Elina Svitolina To Reach Wuhan Open Semi Finals

  Sonay Kartal claimed one of the best wins of her career as she sunk world number six Elina Svitolina to reach the semi-finals of the Wuhan Open..

• Ofgem Planning Action To Cushion Energy Firms From Wholesale Price Swings

  Britain’s energy watchdog has launched a consultation on plans to reintroduce a measure to help protect suppliers from big swings in gas and electricity prices as the Iran war continues to impact wholesale markets..