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- 1Piers Morgan vows to sue Earl Spencer over book error●Piers Morgan calls Earl Spencer a 'shameless hypocrite' as he vows to sue him over book error
Piers Morgan has called Earl Spencer a 'shameless hypocrite' and says he intends to sue him over an error in a book. The broadcaster made the claim on Good Morning Britain, launching a public feud with the brother of the late Princess Diana. Details of the alleged book error and the legal grounds for a suit have not been laid out publicly, but the spat has drawn wide attention.
- 2EU energy taskforce to meet on potential diesel stock releases●NEWS: The European Union's energy taskforce will convene on Friday morning to discuss the issue of potential diesel stoc
The European Union's energy taskforce will convene on Friday morning to discuss possible diesel stock releases, two EU diplomats told Reuters. The meeting, which typically involves all 27 EU member countries, follows a call between the EU and partners, according to the report. It signals growing coordination on energy supplies, though no decision has been announced yet.
- 3Hong Kong man accused of hiding spy cameras in gym changing rooms released on bail▼Man who allegedly hid 3 spy cameras in Hong Kong gym changing rooms out on bail
A man in Hong Kong suspected of secretly installing three cameras in gym changing rooms has been released on bail, according to the South China Morning Post. The case has raised concerns about privacy violations in public fitness facilities and how such hidden devices could go undetected, with people calling for stronger security checks and accountability for gyms.
- 4UN to Hold High-Level Meeting on Nuclear Weapons Elimination▼High-Level Meeting on Elimination of Nuclear Weapons (AM & PM) 29 September 2026
The United Nations has scheduled a high-level plenary meeting on the total elimination of nuclear weapons for 29 September 2026, running morning and afternoon sessions at UN headquarters. The gathering is part of the annual observance of International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons, where member states, senior officials and civil society representatives are expected to address disarmament commitments and call for progress on nuclear risk reduction.
- 5Morning explosions hit Kyiv as Trump and Zelenskyy seek talks●Strikes on Ukraine: Morning explosions in Kyiv on September 23 on video | Trump and Zelenskyy wan...
Russian strikes hit Ukraine on the morning of September 23, with explosions reported across Kyiv shortly after dawn. The attack comes as US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy push for renewed peace negotiations. Footage circulating online shows blasts and air defense activity over the capital, and the strikes are drawing renewed attention to Ukraine's calls for stronger Western air defense support.
- 6Morning Squawk: Fed insider talk, OpenAI Dots debut, IPO trend▼An inside man at the Fed, OpenAI debuts Dots, an IPO trend and more in Morning Squawk
CNBC's Morning Squawk roundup leads with questions about an 'inside man' at the Federal Reserve, following controversy over political pressure on the central bank. It also covers OpenAI's debut of a product called Dots and notes an emerging trend of companies going public, suggesting renewed momentum in the IPO market.
- 7Kate challenges Reform's Zia Yusuf over immigration remarks●Kate challenges Reform's Zia Yusuf over immigration and his post about Somali-born council leader
On Good Morning Britain, presenter Kate confronted Reform UK's Zia Yusuf over his party's immigration stance and a post he made about a Somali-born council leader. The exchange saw Yusuf pressed to justify the post, which critics called racially charged, while defending Reform's broader immigration policy.
- 8FM NACK5's GOGOMONZ launches new Live Catch! segment●「GOGOMONZ Live Catch!」新たなレポーター陣が登場! – FM NACK5 79.5MHz(エフエムナックファイブ) 10月1日(木)から、「GOGOMONZ」で新たなレポートコーナーがスタート!タイトルは「GOGOMON
Japanese radio station FM NACK5 is launching a new reporting segment called 'GOGOMONZ Live Catch!' on its morning programme GOGOMONZ, starting Thursday, October 1. The station has introduced a fresh lineup of reporters who will cover notable spots, events, people and businesses across Saitama Prefecture and the wider Greater Tokyo area. The announcement has drawn attention from listeners and entertainment followers in Japan.
- 9Fox Business To Launch 'Big Money In The Morning' Replacing Maria Bartiromo●Fox Business To Debut ‘Big Money In The Morning’ To Replace Maria Bartiromo’s Show
Fox Business is set to debut a new morning program called 'Big Money In The Morning' that will replace Maria Bartiromo's show in its lineup. The move marks a significant scheduling change for the network, though details about the new program's hosts and Bartiromo's next role have not been announced.
- 10Rain to ease Thursday morning with breezy afternoon ahead●STORM ALERT WEATHER 3 FORECAST: Rain subsiding Thursday AM, breezy afternoon
Forecasters are calling for rain to taper off Thursday morning, followed by a windy afternoon across the region. Meteorologists advise residents to expect lingering wet conditions early in the day and gusty weather later, with no further storm impacts indicated in the latest outlook.
- 11Allen High School tennis coach retires in Lehigh Valley▼Lehigh Valley high school tennis: Allen coach retires after introducing kids to the sport he loves
The longtime tennis coach at Allen High School in Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley has retired, capping a career spent introducing generations of students to the sport. Local outlet The Morning Call reports the coach is stepping away after years of building the program and sharing his love of tennis with kids. The story has drawn attention from the local community honoring his service.
- 12A strangely warm morning run on a favorite trail●This morning it wasn't the weather or the views or the water. Strangely warm today. I immersed myself in the zone on my
A California runner described an oddly warm morning on a favorite coastal trail, saying the day's draw was not the weather, the views or the water. They wrote about immersing themselves in a quiet, tucked-away clearing away from the ocean scenery, calling it both the low point and the lonely point of the route.
- 13China 'inside man' at the Fed tops CNBC's Morning Squawk●China's inside man at the Fed, OpenAI debuts Dots, an IPO trend and more in Morning Squawk
CNBC's Morning Squawk newsletter rounds out the morning's top business stories, leading with claims about a Chinese 'inside man' at the Federal Reserve, alongside news that OpenAI has debuted a product called Dots and a developing trend in IPO activity. The roundup gathers the key market and tech headlines investors are watching as the trading day begins.
- 14Sunrise and moonset photographed in Montana on Tuesday●The sun rising in the east, and the moon setting in the west. Tuesday morning in Montana. # Montana # sun # clouds # sun
Residents and photographers in Montana shared a striking Tuesday morning sky, with the sun rising in the east as the moon set in the west at the same time. People are posting photos of the sunrise, clouds and the visible setting moon, calling the dawn display worth capturing. The pairing of both celestial events in one view is drawing attention and praise from weather and photography watchers.
- 15Radio Regentrude lays out its programme for 30 September●# OnAir 30.9. # NowPlaying *=mod /w pres 08:00 # HeavyMetal 11:00 # Blues 12:00 # House 14:00 * Wunder 16:00 Rock 17:00
The free radio station Radio Regentrude has published its on-air schedule for 30 September. The day runs from a moderated morning show at 08:00 through slots of heavy metal at 11:00, blues at 12:00 and 19:00, house at 14:00, a segment called Wunder at 16:00, rock blocks in the late afternoon and evening, a mix hour at 20:00 and a Toddy show at 22:00.
- 16Scarborough Rebukes Trump's 'Twice as Wealthy' Claim▼Joe Scarborough rips Trump’s claim Americans are ‘twice as wealthy’
Joe Scarborough criticized Donald Trump's assertion that Americans are 'twice as wealthy,' calling the claim into question on his morning show. The remarks come amid ongoing debate over the state of the US economy, with Trump's supporters and critics clashing over how much household wealth and living standards have actually risen under his policies. Scarborough's pushback adds to the back-and-forth over economic messaging heading into the political season.
- 17Alpenglow over Grand Turk cliffs captured minutes before sunrise●This lovely alpenglow on the east-facing cliffs of Grand Turk on Sunday morning about ten minutes prior to sunrise was m
A photographer shared images of alpenglow lighting up the east-facing cliffs of Grand Turk in Colorado on Sunday morning, about ten minutes before sunrise, calling the scene magical to experience. The landscape shots, tagged under photography and nature topics, are drawing warm engagement from outdoor and landscape photography enthusiasts online.
- 18Titanic discoverer Robert Ballard appears at Da Vinci Science Center▼Titanic Discoverer Robert Ballard at Da Vinci Science Center | PHOTOS
Oceanographer Robert Ballard, who led the 1985 expedition that located the wreck of the Titanic, made an appearance at the Da Vinci Science Center, with photos published by The Morning Call. The visit drew attention from local audiences interested in deep-sea exploration and the famous shipwreck discovery.
- 19Gaza controversies spark Southeast Asia backlash against Ed Sheeran and Massive Attack●From Ed Sheeran to Massive Attack: Gaza rows spark Southeast Asia backlash
Artists including Ed Sheeran and Massive Attack are facing backlash in Southeast Asia over rows connected to Gaza, according to the South China Morning Post. The report points to growing regional anger toward Western musicians over their positions or actions related to the conflict, triggering calls for boycotts and criticism of planned or past performances in the region.