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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are all smiles as they watch a wheelchair tennis match during the Invictus Games.

What Meghan and Harry's photos reveal

The prince and Suits star were spotted walking hand-in-hand in Toronto, where they were attending the Invictus Games for wounded veterans.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle attend a wheelchair tennis match during the Invictus Games. Picture: Chris Jackson/Getty Images for the Invictus Games FoundationSource:Getty Images.

The pair could be seen looking cosy and making each other laugh during a wheelchair tennis match between Australia and New Zealand.

Although they've kept their romance incredibly private, the Canadian actor, 36, recently spoke about her relationship with Harry, 33, in an interview with Vanity Fair saying, "We're two people who are really happy and in love".

Harry confirmed the relationship in a statement in November last year, but the Invictus Games is the first time the couple has appeared at an official event together.

So what does this mean for the couple's future? Are wedding bells about to ring?.

Juliet Rieden, editor of The Australian Women's Weekly and author of The Royals in Australia said she wouldn't be surprised if there was an engagement on the horizon.

"I think everyone's pretty spot-on in thinking that's a pretty serious relationship and we're all hoping he's going to announce an engagement anytime soon.".

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle hold hands as they walk through the crowd. Picture: Chris Jackson/Getty Images for the Invictus Games FoundationSource:Getty Images.

Ms Rieden says that although Harry will have to seek approval from the Queen before asking for Meghan's hand in marriage (there's no confirmation that that has happened yet), because he is currently fifth in line to the throne things are a bit simpler for him.

"I believe Harry has an easier time because he doesn't have the expectation of being king. But.

it's also a lot to do with his personality. [Harry and William] are very different. William's a lot more serious, while Harry's more passionate — we can see that in everything he does," she says.

However, the pair will have other big issues to work out — such as where they'll live.

"I think living in America would be considered a bit of a problem, because Harry is expected to take part in his royal duties and has a schedule of commitments that can't be done from America," she says.

Where they will live and how they carry out royal roles and whether she would continue as an actor are questions they will need to answer.

Speculation about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's engagement is rife after their first public appearance. Picture: Chris Jackson/Getty Images for the Invictus Games FoundationSource:Getty Images. The couple may also decide to start a family quite quickly, given Markle is 36.

When it comes to how royal romances have changed over time, Rieden says things "are a lot more informal" now. "You have to remember that William lived with Kate for a long time before he got engaged to her.

We know that Harry has been going out with Megan and staying with her and she's been staying with him in Kensington Palace. In times gone by that would never have been allowed.

Courting is very different these days. I'm not sure you'll find the royals on Tinder though," Ms Rieden said with a laugh. LOVED-UP ROYALS STEP OUT IN PUBLIC.

The casual nature of Harry and Meghan's first official outing contrasts sharply to the staged approach other royal couples took when going public with their relationship. Prince William and Kate Middleton.

Prince William first met his future bride at St Andrews University, where the pair became friends and then housemates before becoming romantically involved.

Although they had been dating since 2004, it wasn't until December 2006 that Kate made her official public debut — as a guest at Prince William's graduation from the army.

However, the pair's relationship was first unveiled more than a year earlier when Kate was spotted alongside William on a skiing holiday in Klosters, Switzerland in 2005.

The pair split briefly in 2007 due to increasing public attention but they soon reunited. After a long wait, the couple finally announced their engagement on 16 November, 2010.

Kate Middleton was spotted with Prince William in March 2005 while on a skiing holiday with the royal family in Klosters, Switzerland. Picture: Splash News AustraliaSource:Splash News Australia.

Kate Middleton at her first official event as Prince William's girlfriend at the Sovereigns Parade at The Royal Military Academy on 15 December 2006. Picture: AFP Photo/Pool/Ben GurrSource:AFP.

Prince William and Kate Middleton announce their engagement, in November, 2010. Picture: AFP Photo/ Ben StansallSource:AFP. Prince Frederik and Princess Mary.

If there was ever a modern-day fairytale romance, this is it:hHandsome Danish prince meets an ordinary Aussie girl in a bar, they fall in madly love, get married, have a bunch of kids and live happily ever after.

Mary, an advertising account executive from Hobart, first met Frederik in a Sydney pub during the 2000 Olympics.

They began a long-distance relationship and Frederik made a number of secret visits to Australia before Mary packed up and moved to Denmark in December 2001 (a month after a Danish magazine named her as Frederik's girlfriend).

The couple became officially engaged on 8 October, 2003.

Mary Donaldson hangs off the arm of then-boyfriend Crown Prince Frederik at an event in 2002. Picture: AFP Photo/Scanpix/Keld NavntoftSource:AFP.

The happy couple announce their engagement in October 2003. Prince Charles and Princess Diana. Prince Charles first met Diana Spencer in 1977 when he was dating her older sister, Lady Sarah McCorquodale; Diana was just 16 at the time.

He became interested in her a few years later when she attended one of his polo matches and soon asked her on a date.

In February 1981, the couple's engagement was announced and things were already off to a rocky start when a journalist asked, "Are you in love?" and Diana responded, "Of course," while Charles reportedly cracked, "Whatever 'in love' means.

You can put your own interpretation there". Awkward.

Lady Diana Spencer and Prince Charles pose for a photo following the announcement of their engagement in February 1981. Picture: Tim Graham/Getty ImagesSource:Getty Images. Sarah 'Fergie' Ferguson and Prince Andrew.

Prince Andrew and Fergie first met as children and had often run into each other at polo matches when they were growing up.

However, it wasn't until 1985 that the pair began dating after becoming reaquainted at a party held at Windsor Castle, according to Hello Magazine. The couple were pictured together at the Royal Ascot Races that same year.

In March, 1986, they announced their engagement.

Prince Andrew with then-girlfriend Sarah Ferguson at Ascot in 1985. Picture: Splash/Paul Fievez/Daily Mail/REX/ShutterstockSource:Splash News Australia.

Sarah Ferguson (later Duchess of York) with Prince Andrew after their engagement was announced in 1986. Picture: News LimitedSource:News Limited. Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip.

Elizabeth first met Philip Mountbatten at a wedding in 1934, and again at King George VI's coronation in 1937 and then at the Royal Naval College in Dartmouth in 1939.

Although she was just 13 years old at the time of the third meeting, she fell head over heels for him and the pair began writing letters to each other.

According to Elizabeth's cousin Margaret Phodes, the future monarch "never looked at anyone else". Speculation about their marriage began as early as 1941, but the romance didn't really start to blossom until December 1943.

In 1946, the couple became secretly engaged, but it wasn't until July 1947, when Elizabeth was 21, that it was officially announced.

Princess Elizabeth (future Queen Elizabeth II) and her fiance Philip Mountbatten pose in Buckingham Palace, London, on the day their engagement was officially announced.

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[NeWS]Don't Forget About These 5: Negated TD Adds Time; Momentum-Changing Flag - Duration: 3:16.

Don't Forget About These 5: Negated TD Adds Time; Momentum-Changing Flag

– We won't forget the national anthem and pre-game festivities anytime soon Of course, we wont forget Dak's flip to the end zone or Dez Bryant dragging three guys for another score.

Or what about both of Brice Butler's amazing catches that turned the game around. No one will forget those plays, but they'll probably overlook these five that also played a big part in the Cowboys' 28-17 win Monday night.

Holding Leads to FG Miss – The Cardinals were completely dominating the early part of the game and appeared headed for a 14-0 lead before a crucial holding penalty on Jared Veldheer wiped out what would've been a second TD pass by Carson Palmer.

The Cards were pushed back to third-and-15 from the 20 and only picked up two yards on a quarterback scramble.

However, the drive became empty for the Cards, who saw Phil Dawson push a field goal attempt to the right, keeping the score 7-0.

Rookie Stops Big Play – Midway through the third quarter, the Cardinals had a chance for a big gain down the left sideline on a third-and-long.

As he did often, Carson Palmer went deep to Jaron Brown, who appeared to have a catch in his hands before rookie cornerback Jourdan Lewis caught up to slap the ball away at the last second.

The Cardinals were looking at another first down around the Cowboys' 30 but had to punt the ball away instead. Lewis was picked on a few times but seemed to win most of the time.

Williams Provides Field-Position Flip – While the Cowboys were looking to gain some momentum in the third quarter, they only got one first down, but it was a big one.

A 22-yard catch by Terrance Williams got the Cowboys out of a hole and pushed the ball to midfield. While the drive stalled, it allowed the Cowboys to pin the Cards back to the 7.

From there, the defense forced a punt and the Cowboys were able to play downhill on the next series and grab a 14-7 lead. It all started with a clutch diving grab by Williams.

Palmer's 3 Straight Misfires – The Cardinals were on the move to try and tie the score at 21. Palmer had just connected with Larry Fitzgerald on an amazing third-and-18 conversion that showed why the Cards receiver is a surefire Hall-of-Famer.

But with a first down at the Cowboys' 19 with 6:59 to play, the drive suddenly fizzled, thanks to a stingy Cowboys defense.

It was nothing flashy, but Palmer threw three straight incomplete passes, and the Cards had to settle for a field goal, keeping the Cowboys in front.

Negated TD Adds Time – As dramatic as it would've been for Brice Butler to have two touchdown catches in the fourth quarter, it worked out better for the Cowboys that the officials reversed his second score, calling him down by contact at the 22-yard line.

The 75-yard score to give the Cowboys a 21-14 lead was ruled a 53-yard catch with 6:20 to play. While the Cowboys still had to earn it, the offense scored in three plays to take the lead anyway.

Once Arizona got it back, there was only 4:57 to remaining. That extra time would've certainly helped the Cardinals late in the game when they were driving and trailing by two scores.

Bonus Play – Let's go ahead and add a sixth play just because it could've easily been forgotten, but didn't really have an impact on the outcome.

But don't forget DeMarcus Lawrence actually had another sack wiped out because of a holding penalty in coverage.

Lawrence finished the game with three sacks, and could've even picked up another half-sack and also had what could've been a fourth one negated by penalty. A three-sack game by D-Law was nearly a 4.5 sack game as well.

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Day & Knight News 09 26 17 - Duration: 1:51.

Good morning Cave Spring High School and welcome to today's edition of the Day & Knight News.

Here's what's happening at Cave Spring.

Have you ever dreamed of being a star?

If you have, come to the drama club interest meeting today, September 26, at 3:30 in room

105.

The Pre-Med club will meet at 7:45 on Thursday, September 28th.

We will have a guest speaker so please be prompt.

Interested in joining?

See Ms. Dickenson in room 120.

Anyone interested in joining the swimming and diving team please sign up on Mr. Huray's

door in room 005 this week.

There will be a Key Club meeting Wednesday, September 27th in Ms. Houston's room, room

122.

The next Prevention Club meeting will be Wednesday, Sept. 27th at 7:30am in room 102.

Please join us if you want to be part of a proactive, positive organization with a focus

on reducing destructive decisions by our youth in school and in the community.

We are 13 members strong and growing.

There will be a girls soccer interest meeting in the cafeteria after school on Thursday,

September 28.

The meeting will go no longer than 4:00.

National "See You at the Pole" will be held Wednesday morning, September 27, 2017 at 7:45

AM at the flag pole out front of CSHS, and is sponsored by the Fellowship of Christian

Athletes.

"See You at the Pole" is an annual gathering of thousands of Christian students at a flagpole

in front of their local schools for prayer, scripture-reading, and worship in the early

morning before school starts.

Everyone is invited to attend!

Thank you and have a wonderful day!

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Megyn Kelly Says She Left Fox News Because of Trump|K CHANNEL - Duration: 2:35.

Megyn Kelly Says She Left Fox News Because of Trump

In an interview on "The Ellen Show" on Wednesday, Megyn Kelly said that she left Fox News because of President Donald Trump and the "snake pit" that is primetime cable news.

"Donald Trump has a way of clarifying one's life choices," she explained after elaborating that she had never been a political person until she joined the primetime slot on Fox News.

"Just as I was sort of wondering if [primetime news] was where I wanted to be and how I wanted to live, the universe came and shone a light, and it was clear to me what I wanted to do.".

Kelly added, "Bill O'Reilly, of all people, told me when I got to cable news primetime that cable news primetime is a snake pit.

And that's how it felt, and I didn't want to be in the snake pit, I just wanted to cover the news.".

She said Trump's controversial tweets about her — which he posted after her questions at a debate early in the campaign cycle — were just a clarification and confirmation that she didn't want to live in the toxicity of the cable news environment.

Kelly left Fox News in early January of this year, and since leaving the station, she has scored a new daytime slot with NBC for her show "Megyn Kelly Today," which will premiere at 9 a.m.

next Monday.

To promote the new show, NBC has scheduled interviews for her on daytime television and in People magazine in an effort to soften her persona.

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[NEWS]Racy pics reveal life backstage with the Crazy Horse Paris cabaret famous for shows... - Duration: 3:56.

Racy pics reveal life backstage with the Crazy Horse Paris cabaret famous for shows with Beyonce and Kylie Minogue

INCREDIBLE sexy snaps show life backstage inside a world-famous French cabaret that has worked with some of the world's top stars. Since its creation in 1951, Crazy Horse Paris has become known around the globe for its fabled performances.

One of the showgirls poses for the camera in her dressing room.

The girls are pictured in full costume for one of their shows.

The performers giggle as they frolic naked backstage. But sizzling pics now show what life is like inside "Le Crazy" for the cabaret's legendary showgirls.

The performers can be seen messing around and frolicking backstage as they get ready to face the music. Some snaps show them giggling as they pose together completely naked.

Others show them donning sexy lingerie and stockings, or colourful wigs and S&M-style outfits. The girls are also seen dressing up in red and black costumes based on the Queen's guard – complete with busbies – before hitting the stage.

Crazy Horse Paris was founded some 66 years ago by French artist Alain Bernardin.

Crazy Horse Paris has become famous around the world since its creation.

The ladies of Crazy Horse Paris are seen on their world tour in Australia.

The cabaret became known for its artistic creativity and has worked with many celebs.

One of the girls kicks back in the dressing room.

The girls pose for the camera in this cheeky backstage snap. Bernardin was fascinated with American showgirls and wanted to create his own cabaret, centred on art and creativity.

A team of stunningly beautiful and classically trained dancers clad in little more than textured lighting have been wowing audiences in the French capital ever since.

The girls are seen in sexy stockings and black wigs in this backstage pic.

This showgirl in a blonde wig smiles as she poses wearing virtually nothing.

This slick black and white shot shows the girls backstage in S&M-style costumes.

This performer puts the finishing touches on her outfit backstage.

The classically trained dancers show off their choreography.

One of the girls checks herself out in the mirror during the cabarets visit to Australia.

Crazy Horse Paris is currently touring Australia performing their show Forever Crazy.

The cabaret has worked with celebs like Kylie Minogue, Christina Aguilera and Beyonce. From its base, a stone's throw from the Eiffel Tower, Crazy Horse has attracted the interest of artists and musicians from around the world.

Over the years, the cabaret has worked with celebs like Kylie Minogue, Christina Aguilera and Beyonce – who used Le Crazy for the promo video for her 2013 single Partition.   Noémie Lenoir swaps high street for S&M.

Performers from Le Crazy pose in their Queens Guard-style outfits Brit model Kelly Brook even enjoyed a stint performing with the show.

She said: "My whole Crazy Horse experience was really empowering and I feel really sexy."   Kelly Brook signs up to appear in sexy cabaret show Crazy Horse Paris is famous around the world for its arty shows Speaking of her admiration for the show, Kelly added: "It was so beautiful to watch and I loved the way it really celebrated he female form.

"The girls are naked, but it is about so much more than that. "The choreography and lighting are so incredible that it is mesmerising.".

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[NEWS]'Young Sheldon' Recap: 'Pilot' - Duration: 2:34.

'Young Sheldon' Recap: 'Pilot'

What does CBS want out of Young Sheldon?. Obviously, it wants the monster ratings still pulled in by mothership series The Big Bang Theory, but that's not reasonable. So, what does the network really want? What will it be happy with?.

While the show premiered tonight following Big Bang, it won't be returning to CBS until November 2nd. So what was the point?. The point was to build buzz.

No one has any clue what Young Sheldon is going to be. The moment the first trailer revealed the show to be of a single-cam comedy format, everything changed.

Premiering tonight, over a month ahead of the show's actual time-slot, is about giving audiences an opportunity to understand what Young Sheldon is.

This will hopefully give the series a chance to build some buzz of its own heading into November. It will give fans a chance to claim "yeah, it's not the show you think it is.".

Recap:. No one was sure what to expect from Young Sheldon. It really is an odd-ball spin-off series that many, including Big Bang Theory fans, were wondering if it would be something worth caring about.

Turns out, it might actually be. Young Sheldon fronts a weird tone that doesn't fit in line with what we've come to expect from Chuck Lorre's comedy juggernaut but also doesn't completely undo its family-friendly nature.

The most impressive thing about the show's pilot is its restraint.

Unlike the mothership series, Young Sheldon isn't going for a joke per minute quota. It's working much harder to achieve emotional beats (perhaps sometimes surface level), such as when Sheldon touches his dad's hand for the first time.

In fact, that emotion is about-face even more than in other, more comparable coming of age stories like ABC's Fresh Off The Boat.

Both shows are about the trials of being a young person with an outspoken personality, but Young Sheldon leans into the feeling of that way more than Fresh, which always goes for the physical comedy gag first, and the emotion second (to its benefit).

There's something weirdly admirable about what Young Sheldon is trying to do.

Yes, it's hoping leach off The Big Bang Theory's legacy to build an audience, but if someone said this pilot about an open minded, genius child growing up in conservative Texas was written outside of Big Bang until CBS decided to just tie it into the larger franchise, that wouldn't be surprising.

Young Sheldon is not the comedy you expect it to be. It's also probably not the comedy Big Bang Theory fans want it to be.

It exists in this strange middle ground where almost anything is possible so long as the series finds its audience in the long-run.

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(News)Rise of the nudes: Our next gen - Duration: 7:53.

Hitting up a nude beach in Sydney is a popular activity for the YNOA.

Rise of the nudes: Our next gen

But Sydneysider Matt O has made it his mission to change that. He and a few friends founded the Young Nudists of Australia in 2016, with the aim of introducing 18-40 year olds to benefits of getting together, and getting nude.

The group quickly amassed a membership of over 350 people interested in exploring the nudist lifestyle. Matt says being nude is a "hugely empowering and liberating experience" and one of the greatest equalisers in modern-day society.

"I'm healthy but not overly skinny but if anybody thinks only physically stunning people try naturism, one visit to a nude beach or resort and they will see that isn't true.

"Once I realised that myself, it makes you feel so much better about yourself. Nobody is judging you, nobody is critiquing you and that just makes you feel so accepted. That feeling of acceptance is why I love it.

"As for how it makes me feel, it is a great reliever of stress.

You tend to leave your stresses, worries and hang-ups with your clothes and once the sun and water are on you, all of life's problems are gone, even if only temporarily. Also, nudity is the great equaliser in society.

If you're chatting to someone, you have no idea if they're a Fortune 500 CEO, a schoolteacher, politician, bus driver, cleaner or whatever. Everyone is the same — no judgment, no comparison, nothing. It's impossible not to be relaxed after a while.

Hitting up a nude beach in Sydney is a popular activity for the YNOA. Source:Supplied. Operating primarily on Facebook, Young Nudists of Australia requires all prospective members to verify their identity in order to gain access.

This ensures the integrity of the group is maintained, weeds out any "fakes" and provides a level of assurance that all members have proven they are exactly who they say they are.

To celebrate the start of the summer season (a much better time of year to be nude, for obvious reasons), YNOA is holding a naked mini golf event in Sydney.

"The mega success of recent events such as the annual Sydney Skinny, Nude Live at the NSW Art Gallery and the MCA's Naturist Tours proved Sydneysiders were only too eager to get out of their clothes and socialise in their birthday suits.

Adding a fun activity such as indoor mini golf was an added bonus," he explains. It will be held at Mega Mini Golf in Campelltown on Sunday, October 15 at 3. 30pm.

They will also be fundraising for The Butterfly Foundation on the day. "This particular week is their #loveyourbodyweek which aims to raise awareness and educate on eating disorders and promoting healthy body image.

"YNOA is also very much about positive body image so any chance we can get to help with their causes, we gladly take. There's way too much shaming in the world today.".

Sunscreen is important when you are completely nude at the beach. So what can you expect if you're keen to give naked mini golf a crack?.

"People can expect a fully enclosed, indoor and safe venue," says Matt. "We've hired the venue for exclusive use and the only others in attendance will be the venue's owners and any staff they need to run the event.

"The entrance will be blocked off from view and once everyone is inside, doors will be locked. It will be impossible to see inside from the street.

"Once everyone is inside, everyone undresses and leaves their clothes in an open storeroom. The group will be split into three to access the course and in the interim, there are arcade games that others can enjoy before their turn.

"The ticket price ($30) includes unlimited mini golf and food platters will be brought out in intervals for each group to enjoy. Each ticketholder can also get one non-alcoholic drink as the venue is unlicensed and cannot serve alcohol.".

Once the mini golf event is done and dusted, Matt has other ideas for naked adventures.

"We have plans for other events including naked tenpin bowling. We may also look for a bar or pub in Sydney to run a naked pub night complete with live music.

Other ideas include roller skating, themed parties (Halloween, Fourth of July, Easter etc) but we're still working out how to make those happen. We'd love to hear from any venues around Australia interested in hosting a naked crowd.".

Best spots in Australia for people to try out naturism, according to Matt. "If you're a first-timer, definitely try and round up some friends as it will be better with people you know and trust.

Look up your nearest nude beach or resort and if the latter, get in touch to find out when they are welcoming first-timers or non-members.". Is there etiquette at naturism events?.

· Don't stare at people or you will virtually guarantee they will leave. · Respect people's space.

· Always have a towel with you to sit on. · Don't take photos. People will notice and you'll probably be approached and have your phone erased or thrown in the water.

So don't take the risk. Or if you want to take a selfie, make sure anybody in the background is aware and position yourself somewhere where nobody is behind you. What's the screening process for YNOA?.

"A big thing with YNOA is that everyone who access the group has to have their ID proven and verified in order to gain access.

Anybody can be anybody on social media but in order to engage with YNOA, you have to send us a selfie holding a form of photo ID.

We use that photo to confirm that the photo on the ID is indeed you and that your DOB makes you younger than 40. "Once these details are sighted and the applicant gains access, the supplied information is deleted.

We often receive positive feedback that this process makes people feel safer, knowing that they are communicating with real people. Other groups do not have this system and admit anybody — so you have no idea who anyone might be.

"We've been called ageist but that's our system and it isn't changing. You're either in or you're not. And our verification process is in full compliance with state and territory privacy laws, which we've had checked.".

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(News)Ex-ACA reporter McCormack's vile text messages - Duration: 6:49.

Ben McCormack entered a plea in his child porn case when he appeared in Sydney's Downing Centre Court.

Ex-ACA reporter McCormack's vile text messages

FORMER Channel 9 star Ben McCormack told another man he did not believe he could escape his attraction to small boys because they were too "beautiful", court documents reveal.

He and the man talked about their love of young boys in a series of explicit text messages detailed in the police facts tendered to the Downing Centre Local Court where the 43-year-old today pleaded guilty to two child porn charges.

It is the first time the police case against the former A Current Affair journalist has been able to be reported.

McCormack used the name Oz4skinboi, and claimed he was 28, when he spoke to the man, who wasn't identified in the documents, and introduced himself by telling him he loved "small, smooth hairless" young boys.

The conversations between McCormack and the man took place between April 30, 2015 and January 1, 2017 and were discovered on a social networking site by police from the Child Exploitation Internet Unit.

He confessed he favoured boys as young as seven because they had "perfect bodies" and was a "proud pedo, proud b lover".

In one message, on May 13, 2015, McCormack informed him he was "meeting up with horny dudes fri night. U free to Skype with us? Over wot we love?".

The pair discussed what child porn material each had and what the best way to view it was. He said: "I love boys so much". Former journalist Ben McCormack arrives at court.

McCormack (right) looks on as his lawyer, Sam Macedone, speaks to the media. Much of the police facts is too explicit for news. com.

McCormack was sensationally charged with using a carriage service to transmit child pornography in April after raids on both his Sydney home and the A Current Affair offices at the Nine Network. The maximum penalty is 15 years jail.

The agreed facts state police never found any videos or photos of child pornography transmitted by McCormack — but the conversations showed the men exchanged images.

"These entries are in some instances surrounded by discussion of the images sent. The material sent is not available. Accordingly there is no evidence that the images sent by the accused were of children in pornographic poses or activities," the facts read.

In a message he sent on June 26, 2015, McCormack said: "I love chatting to pedos". He and the man then discussed a series of sex acts they wanted to commit on young boys.

On the same day the man said to him: "Mate, you think you will always be a p [paedophile]?". U? I'll always have the attraction.They are beautiful.".

On August 1 the two men talked about their desire for sex with underage boys. The unidentified male said: "Can't wait to have one for real ha.". McCormack answered: "They are so beautiful. I want to make love to one so badly.".

Talk then turns to meeting a third man and his nephew and taking turns to have sex with the boy. McCormack said: "Imagine it.".

In a sinister series of messages that began on August 18, the man refers to touching a number of students on the backside. McCormack gave the man a series of instructions about how he could get closer to the boys.

McCormack went on to say that boys in speedos were "amazing", adding: "Small speedos, so small. I love them so much.".

McCormack was a senior journalist on A Current Affair. Source:Supplied. On New Year's Day this year, the man asked McCormack, who said he favoured "naughty boys" if he thought he would ever "play with one? Or just fantasy?".

"I'd love to," McCormack told him. Later that day he added: "Proud ped, proud b lover.

In a 30-second video McCormack sent to the man of him masturbating he is heard to say: "Oh I perv non stop man, the beach, the shopping centre, the movies. Yeah I love it.".

The messages were intercepted by police who tracked McCormack down after the other man called him "Ben" and mentioned he was linked to Channel 9 and A Current Affair.

His solicitor Sam Macedone told Magistrate Jennifer Atkinson that McCormack had agreed on the set of facts with Commonwealth prosecutors. He was remanded on bail to be sentenced next Friday, October 6 at the Sydney District Court.

Outside court, Mr Macedone told reporters that McCormack did not trade any images of children and insisted the charges related to nothing more than "fantasy talk".

McCormack will be sentenced on October 6. Source:Facebook. "I just wanted to make it quite clear that there were never any images that were traded between Ben and anyone else of any child exploitation material.

It was nothing more than fantasy talk, but no transporting of images," he told reporters.

The delay in pleading guilty was due to the disagreement on the facts, which had been resolved. "That's what I wanted, that's what we've got, so we're now pleading guilty and we'll move on from there," Mr Macedone said.

McCormack was outside court with his lawyer, but did not comment when asked if he was scared of going to jail.

After his arrest he was admitted to a Sydney hospital — the name of which is suppressed — to receive mental health treatment. McCormack formally resigned from the Nine network two months ago.

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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has called US President Donald Trump 'mentally deranged' and says he will 'pay dearly' for his threat to destroy North Korea.

'He has cornered a vicious animal'

Pennsylvania State University professor Joseph M. DeThomas, writing on 38 North, a website run by the US-Korea Institute at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, has warned that both sides have "manoeuvred themselves psychologically into the belief that war is inevitable".

"For the DPRK this means that safety can only be achieved if it can target US cities," he writes. "For the US it means war is inevitable if the DPRK achieves that goal.".

The analysis, "The Lamps are Going Out in Asia", is a reference to British Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey's warning in August 1914: "The lamps are going out all over Europe. We shall not see them lit again in our lifetime.".

Prof.

DeThomas, a former US State Department adviser who worked on the implementation of sanctions against Iran and North Korea between 2010 and 2013, points out that wars are "not created with a single action" but "flow from a series of decisions that drive participants towards a sense that no other action but war can extricate them from their predicament".

He points the finger at US President Donald Trump's speech to the UN, where he threatened to "utterly destroy" North Korea, saying it may "well come to be viewed as 'historic', but not in a good way".

"The strategic consequences of carrying out this threat, even if successful, will be felt for the remainder of this century, largely to the detriment of the United States and the Western World," he writes.

The speech, he said, "undercut any possibility that North Korea would consider making any concession on its nuclear deterrent by underlining that the US will not keep its word even when it has negotiated an agreement with a hostile government".

Prof. DeThomas compares Mr Trump to Germany's Kaiser Wilhelm II.

"Trump shares one common and dangerous trait with the Kaiser: both were amateur militarists given to public bluster and adopting an ultranationalist bullyboy style of diplomacy, in part to cover up vast weaknesses in their own characters and their lack of understanding of their countries' true strengths," he writes.

"But neither of these individuals intended to unleash catastrophe. US President Donald Trump. Prof.

DeThomas argues that the "tense but stable" 64-year-old strategic environment on the Korean peninsula — with 25 million civilians in the Seoul metropolitan region held hostage by North Korean artillery, rockets and missiles — has been up-ended by a "fatal error" in North Korean strategic calculation and a suddenly unpredictable US leader.

"Pyongyang has chosen to: 1) add millions of US hostages to its strategy by pressing forward with development of a thermonuclear-tipped ICBM; and 2) craft and test a nuclear war fighting strategy that targets nuclear weapons on key US military assets and facilities which are critical to US and ROK defence planning.

North Korea "probably believes" that once it has a viable ability to strike the US, it will be able to negotiate its way out of sanctions, and is hence "paradoxically racing towards the one condition" that would cause the US to strike.

"President Trump was not wrong in saying Kim Jong-un was on a suicide mission," Prof.

DeThomas writes, adding the situation is compounded by the Trump administration's "absolute passion for reneging on agreements", with North Korea certain to be closely watching the fate of the Iran nuclear deal.

"If the Iran agreement is trashed, Kim Jong-un would be a fool of the first order to negotiate any reduction in his deterrent with the US," he writes.

"In other words, in a nuclearised environment in which both North Korea and the US have sound military reasons to want to attack first, Trump informed the North Koreans that he will not be bound by a diplomatic agreement and his military intent is the extinction of the DPRK.

He has cornered a vicious animal and told it he intends to kill it and its young.

"We are not yet at the point of war, but the gears of war are beginning to grind inexorably towards it. The lamps are going out in Asia.".

It comes as North Korea accuses the US of having already declared war, a claim rubbished by the White House as beyond absurd.

According to retired US Air Force brigadier general Rob Givens, if war did break out, around 20,000 people a day would be killed, even before nuclear weapons entered the picture. "Even without nukes it will be devastating," he told the LA Times.

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Manchester United transfer news: Marcus Rashford and Marouane Fellaini to be offered new deals by Jose Mourinho before January

MARCUS RASHFORD and Marouane Fellaini are in store for new Manchester United deals, according to reports. United last season rewarded Rashford with a four-year contract and triggered a clause in Fellainis deal to extend his stay an extra year.

But the Independent claims Jose Mourinho wants his players focused on football and so will aim to resolve any issues over their futures before the January transfer window.

The report also insists the Red Devils are confident Ander Herrera, whose contract runs out in the summer, will sign a new Old Trafford deal.

While United are ready to offer David De Gea a payrise in order to fight off interest from long-term admirers Real Madrid.

England forward Rashford has shone this season, scoring five goals in all competitions and nailing down a starting position in Mourinhos side. And Belgium midfielder Fellaini has been revitalised under the Special One and is keeping Herrera out of the team.

But reports last week claimed the former Everton star is stalling on signing any paperwork as the offer falls short of his demands.

Manchester United are confident Ander Herrera will sign a new contract.

United have enjoyed a blistering start to the season, scoring 17 goals in six Premier League games and only dropping points in the draw at Stoke. Mourinhos squad have travelled to Moscow where they face CSKA in the Champions League tomorrow night.

Fellaini did not join his team-mates after picking up a knock against Southampton, while Paul Pogba is still recovering from injury. But Eric Bailly can make his first Champions League appearance for the season after serving his suspension.