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A judge has ordered prosecutors to disclose the identities of Ghislaine Maxwell's alleged co-conspirators to her defense team. On Friday, US District Judge Alison Nathan gave prosecutors in New York an October 11 deadline to 'disclose all co-conspirator statements it intends to offer at trial' as well as their identities. The court documents do not reveal the identities of the potential co-conspirators to be called at the November trial, although many expect the government to call on other women whom sex predator Jeffrey Epstein used as alleged recruiters and groomers. Prosecutors had argued that disclosing the identities of co-conspirators could damage its case, but Judge Nathan wrote that they had provided 'no explanation for this purported harm and none is apparent to the Court.' A judge has ordered prosecutors to disclose the identities of Ghislaine Maxwell's alleged co-conspirators to her defense team. She is seen above with Epstein in 2005 Maxwell is seen

A U.S. Representative from Oklahoma who made two unauthorized trips to try and enter Afghanistan to aid in the evacuation effort said he has proof that President Joe Biden lied about Americans and visa holder's access to Kabul Airport. U.S. Rep. Markwayne Mullin, 44, a member of the House Intelligence Committee, appeared on Fox's Special Report with Bret Baier and said he has secret recordings of Americans failing to get to the airport in time for the final evacuation.  He claimed to have recordings of one woman and her four kids who were denied access to the airport after trying to get in for 12 hours.  'Five times she approached this guard with the Taliban, the last time they stuck a pistol to her head with her kids there,' he said, adding the woman went back home the final time and became physically ill, never trying again to reach the airport.  U.S. Rep. Markwayne Mullin, left, said U.S. President Joe Biden had 'blood on his hands' due to the administrations

Abortion providers and pro-choice supporters have secured a minor victory in Texas after a state judge banned an anti-abortion group from suing Planned Parenthood under the new Texas law. State District Judge Maya Guerra Gamble in Austin granted Planned Parenthood a temporary restraining order against Texas Right to Life, its legislative director and 100 unidentified associates late Friday. The order blocks the anti-abortion group from bringing lawsuits against providers and staff at Planned Parenthood centers across the state under the 'Texas Heartbeat Act', which came into effect Wednesday.   The new law is the strictest reproductive rights legislation in the whole of America and backpedals on the landmark Roe v. Wade law of 1973 which gave women across the country the right to choose to have an abortion. Abortion providers and pro-choice supporters have secured a minor victory in Texas after a state judge banned an anti-abortion group from suing Planned Parenthood under the

Botox  treatments are to be banned for under-18s, amid growing concern about a 'Love Island surge' in teenagers seeking cosmetic enhancements. Ministers have taken the action after learning that more than 41,000 procedures such as lip enhancement were carried out on people aged under 18 last year alone. Health Minister Nadine Dorries announces that ages will need to be verified before enhancements can be carried out, with practitioners facing prosecution if they fail to do so. Writing in today's Mail on Sunday, Ms Dorries says that the aim is to protect young people from the pressure to achieve the 'utterly unrealistic' images of celebrity bodies.  Botox treatments are to be banned for under-18s. Catrina Banks had filler injected into her lips at the age of 16 but her second procedure left her with swelling on her face Ms Banks, now 19 and a pensions consultant from Edinburgh, was eventually given a refund by the beautician who begged her not to tell anyone about

Western Australia Premier Mark McGowan has all but confirmed the state's border will stay closed until 2022. On Saturday he said the border will only be taken down 'a couple of months' after the state reaches a Covid-19 vaccination rate of more than 80 per cent.  He added travellers from NSW, Victoria and the ACT would be banned from entering until 2022 due to ongoing hotspot locations in those states. The hardline premier said he wants to wait until the 'overwhelming majority' of the state is vaccinated and that it would be 'complete madness' to open up prematurely.   Western Australia Premier Mark McGowan has stated that WA borders may not open until 2022 Earlier this week, Mr McGowan said it was unlikely that families living in different states will be able to see each other in time for Christmas.       'I know that'll result in people screaming and yelling we should bring it down as soon as we can and infect ourselves. I don't understand tha

Matt Hancock’s bid to rebuild his reputation by running the London Marathon has hit the buffers after pranksters flooded his charity page with mocking taunts. The former Health Secretary is running in next month’s event to raise funds for St Nicholas Hospice Care in his West Suffolk constituency – a decision that critics say is a crude bid at rehabilitating his reputation. But the move already appears to have backfired, with his JustGiving page flooded by people donating the minimum sum and using the opportunity to write an accompanying message condemning his philandering and record in office. Matt Hancock ’s bid to rebuild his reputation by running the London Marathon has hit the buffers after pranksters flooded his charity page with mocking taunts. By last night, 459 ‘supporters’ had pledged £3,653, but the majority of messages were critical. Matt Reilly wrote: ‘If you break an ankle, I’ll donate another £100.’ The mockery included comments from people calling themselves Martha Hanco

When  Joe Biden visits Glasgow for the United Nations Climate Change Conference in a few weeks, he will doubtless see the very best of a place once described as the Second City of the Empire'. Perhaps he will marvel at the gleaming new buildings at the giant Scottish Event Campus exhibition centre, which includes an armadillo-shaped auditorium.  It's possible he will take in the magnificence of Glasgow's City Chambers, which are said to boast the second greatest amount of marble in a single building after the Vatican. But if the US President would like a more accurate sense of the city that Glasgow is today, he should pay a visit to the reeking space below the junction of the M80 and M8 motorways, a short walk from the city centre. For there, stretching out for an acre and in places at least 6ft deep, is an enormous pile of rubbish. And not just rubbish, but fly-tipping on an industrial scale. Nearly every item of household waste imaginable can be found: stained mattresses,

Prince Charles’s charitable foundation went into business with a Latvian tycoon later convicted of money laundering. Valeri Belokon, went into a joint venture with Charles, called PF Urban, to provide consultancy services in ‘ecological construction’ and ‘urban planning' Valeri Belokon, a former co-owner of Blackpool Football Club, announced to fanfare in Latvia in 2010 that he and Charles had formed a joint venture, called PF Urban, to provide consultancy services in ‘ecological construction’ and ‘urban planning’. Belokon’s company Latvijas a/s Hercogiste – which translates as The Duchy of Latvia – established PF Urban in a ‘joint venture’ with the Prince’s Foundation and a Kuwaiti property conglomerate. Under the terms of the deal, PF Urban ran some of the Foundation’s projects in countries including Latvia, Georgia and China – with Mr Belokon and a Kuwaiti investor called Sheikha Fadia Al-Salem al Sabah receiving ten per cent of any profits. According to records at Companies Hou