CARROLLTON, Texas (AP) — A man shot five people, killing two, in back-to-back shootings Tuesday at a shopping center and then an apartment building because he was angry over business dealings, police said.

The first shooting happened just before 10 a.m. at a shopping center in a Koreatown neighborhood in a suburb north of Dallas, the Carrollton Police Department said. When police arrived, they found four adults who had been shot. While they were investigating, another shooting was reported at an apartment complex roughly 4 miles (6 kilometers) away, and responding officers found a dead man inside one of the apartments.

Investigators determined the suspect, 69-year-old Seung Ho Han, carried out both of the shootings, police said. He was arrested at a nearby grocery store after a short chase on foot. Police say Ho Han acknowledged he was the shooter in an interview with detectives and said he was angry at the people he shot because of financial disagreements over their business dealings.

It was not a random act of violence and the attacker knew both of the people who were fatally shot, Carrollton Police Chief Roberto Arredondo said.

“It was a known business relationship. We’re still trying to work to identify what caused his actions,” Arredondo said.

The three people injured in the shooting were in stable condition, Arredondo said. The names of the victims were not released.

Shortly after the shooting, officers with their guns drawn walked past doors at K Towne Plaza in an area of Carrollton known as Koreatown. Agents from the FBI were among law enforcement collecting evidence in the parking lot.

Carrollton — population 130,000 — is 20 miles (32 kilometers) north of Dallas. More than 4,000 residents are of Korean descent, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

“We’re shocked,” said John Jun, who’s active in the Korean American community. “We’re not immune to something like this happening, but we are very generally a peaceful community that works hard.”

In the last 20 years, it has grown into a thriving Koreatown for the metro Dallas area, thanks to Korean investors. It’s anchored by big-box businesses like H Mart as well as dozens of restaurants serving everything from Korean fried chicken to shaved ice desserts.

The city is also home to multiple Korean churches from Baptist to Presbyterian congregations.

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AP reporters Terry Tang in Phoenix, Rebecca Boone in Boise, Idaho, Claudia Lauer in Philadelphia and Ed White in Detroit contributed to this story.

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This version corrects the spelling of the suspect’s name. The correct spelling is Seung Ho Han, not Seung Han Ho.

The death toll from a suicide attack on a security post in north-west Pakistan rose to 14 police officers, authorities said on Sunday morning.

A self-proclaimed breakaway group of the Pakistan Taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack.

A suicide bomber and several gunmen detonated an explosives-laden vehicle near the post in Bannu, a district in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province bordering Afghanistan, late on Saturday, said senior police official Sajjad Khan.

The attack triggered an intense shootout, with some officers being killed in the exchange, while others died later after the building collapsed.

Rescuers conducted a search operation for hours using heavy machinery to retrieve bodies from under the rubble, Khan said, adding that three police officers were wounded in the attack.

Security forces have also launched an operation to track down the perpetrators.

A newly formed militant group, Ittehad-ul-Mujahideen Pakistan, claimed responsibility for the attack in a statement sent to reporters.

While the group claims it was formed by splinter factions of the Pakistani Taliban, known as Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan, authorities have accused it of being a front for the TTP.

Pakistan has witnessed a surge in militant violence in recent years, much of it blamed on the TTP, a separate group but an ally of the Afghan Taliban, who returned to power in Afghanistan in 2021.

Islamabad often accuses Afghanistan’s Taliban government of providing sanctuary to the TTP, a claim that Kabul denies.

Tensions between the two neighbours have persisted, and both sides have engaged in fighting that has killed hundreds of people since late February.

In early April, Afghan and Pakistani officials held peace talks mediated by China. However, despite the talks, sporadic cross-border clashes have continued, though at a lower intensity than before.

In late April, Afghanistan accused Pakistan of committing “war crimes” after missile strikes were launched on northwestern Afghanistan.

While Casemiro is likely to miss out on a pay rise at Old Trafford he could be in line for a stunning pay-out at his new club after leaving Manchester United

Outgoing Manchester United star Casemiro is set to miss out on a pay rise at Old Trafford – but he could be raking in a stunning amount at his next club. United’s qualification for next season’s Champions League means some players are in line for a 25 per cent pay rise.

However, not everyone in the squad will benefit from the pay hike after United’s win over Liverpool last weekend secured entry to next season’s competition with three games to spare. It’s believed that club captain Bruno Fernandes will benefit, pocketing an estimated £250,000 per week thanks to the increase and becoming the club’s highest earner.

Casemiro, who announced his intention to leave United earlier this year, looks set to join Inter Miami this summer. Reports suggest that the Brazilian will take home a wage which is far in excess of the £350,000 a week he currently earns at United.

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The former Real Madrid star is expected to sign a two-year deal with the club, which is co-owned by United legend David Beckham. His new contract is rumoured to pay him a staggering £600,000 a week, more than doubling Fernandes’ new wage.

Casemiro, 34, had been linked with a move to Saudi Arabian clubs Al-Hilal and Al-Nassr. The midfielder was believed to have little interest in moving his family to the Middle East, however, setting his heart on a move to the MLS.

United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has been eager to reduce the club’s wage bill and has previously been dismissive of the mega-money deal that brought Casemiro to Old Trafford in August 2022.

Thus, a decision has been made to allow Casemiro, who cost United £70million, to leave for free. United are believed to be eyeing either Nottingham Forest’s Elliott Anderson, Brighton’s Carlos Baleba or Crystal Palace’s Adam Wharton as a replacement.

Casemiro, who has scored nine goals this season, has been instrumental for interim boss Michael Carrick. Replacing the player won’t be easy either, with the midfielder’s absence keenly felt during Saturday’s goalless draw with Sunderland.

The generous pay rise hitting several members of the United squad is also set to benefit Kobbie Mainoo, who recently signed a new five-year deal with the club. Harry Maguire, who also recently extended his stay at United by a year, will also receive a boost in wages, it’s believed.

According to The Guardian, Mainoo and Maguire’s contracts were believed to have been incentivised by securing Champions League football for next season. While the identities of those missing out are unknown, it’s understood that any pay rise is related to individual contract clauses.

Fernandes’ significant pay rise comes after he was awarded the Football Writers’ Association’s Men’s Footballer of the Year award this week. The Portuguese star resisted lucrative offers from Saudi Arabia last summer to lead United into the Champions League this season with eight goals and 20 assists so far.

The midfielder just needs one assist in his final three games to equal the all-time league record, held jointly by Thierry Henry and Kevin De Bruyne. Fernandes claimed the award by just 28 votes over Arsenal’s Declan Rice, with the United star gaining 45 per cent of the overall vote.

The United skipper is the first United player to win the men’s award since Wayne Rooney in 2010. Fernandes’ United future remains unclear, although he does have a contract with the club until 2027 that is also believed to include an option for an additional year.

Sky Sports, HBO Max, Netflix and Disney+ with Ultimate TV package

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Sky has upgraded its Ultimate TV and Sky Sports bundle to now include HBO Max, Netflix, Disney+, discovery+ and Hayu, as well as 135 channels and full Sky coverage of the Premier League and EFL.

Sky broadcasts more than 1,400 live matches across the Premier League, EFL and more with at least 215 live from the top flight alongside Formula 1, darts and golf.

Rory McIlroy struggled in the third round of the Truist Championship at Quail Hollow Club, falling 13 shots behind as Alex Fitzpatrick took the PGA Tour leaderboard lead

Rory McIlroy slipped out of contention as Alex Fitzpatrick seized the third-round lead at the Truist Championship in North Carolina.

McIlroy, competing in his first tournament since claiming a second Masters title, began the day four shots behind the leaders .

However, despite opening his third round with a birdie, his aspirations of a fifth triumph in the event disappeared during a round that featured six bogeys – four of them consecutively from the turn.

He recovered one shot at the par five 15th, but a 75 left him at one under par and 13 shots adrift of the lead.

Fitzpatrick established a one-shot advantage on 14 under par over Norway’s Kristoffer Reitan after both carded 64.

The Englishman, pursuing a second PGA Tour victory following his card-securing win at the Zurich Classic alongside brother and 2022 US Open champion Matt, who sits a stroke behind McIlroy after a 69.

Alex Fitzpatrick registered five birdies on his front nine, adding another on the 12th and two more either side of his sole dropped shot on the 16th.

“I think having my brother around has been super helpful,” he said.

“He’s been and done everything that I want to do in the game, whether that’s Ryder Cup and win majors.

“Having him, kind of, being around and me being there for all of that, I felt like I got a really good sense of what it takes and what the atmosphere is like.”

American Cameron Young sat two off the pace after a bogey at the last spoiled a round of 63, two ahead of Denmark’s Nicolai Hojgaard and overnight leader Sungjae Im.

England’s Tommy Fleetwood finds himself five strokes adrift of the leaders following a round of 71.

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Heavyweights exist under a uniquely harsh spotlight and Dubois has absorbed more than his fair share of scrutiny. One defeat by Joe Joyce and two by Oleksandr Usyk shaped much of the public perception around him, as did persistent questions about his discipline.

Those doubts feel badly outdated now. At 28, Dubois is already a two-time heavyweight world champion – younger than both Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury were when they achieved the same feat.

Throughout fight week, the contrast between the two men was stark.

Wardley carried himself with the ease of a man born for the camera. Articulate, witty, and relaxed, the Ipswich man was seen strolling through Manchester city centre. Dubois, meanwhile, walked out of two interviews.

In one, he visibly bristled when the Joyce defeat was raised. In another, he appeared irritated by what he felt was mocking “quick-fire” questioning.

It raises a broader question about double standards; would Joshua or Fury be criticised quite so heavily if they chose not to engage with pre-fight promotional content?

When Dubois answers awkwardly or offers clipped responses, he is often ridiculed online. But boxing is virtually the only world Dubois has ever known.

The home-schooled heavyweight has never looked entirely comfortable under the glare of cameras. He is not a natural salesman and has little interest in manufactured theatre.

Interestingly, moments after the biggest win of his career, Dubois appeared transformed.

In the post-fight interview he spoke calmly, clearly and with genuine warmth. He paid tribute to Wardley, and credited his opponent for the punishment he had absorbed.

Gone was the guarded, uneasy figure seen earlier in the week – Dubois looked entirely comfortable in his own skin.

Paul Remmer, from Thirsk, North Yorkshire, secured the trio of titles at a competition in Milton Keynes on April 12.

The fitness model and former world champion is now preparing to compete for another global title in High Wycombe on November 7.

Paul Remmer with his three British titles (Image: PAUL REMMER)

Mr Remmer, who first spoke publicly in 2016 about being raped as a child by a trusted family friend, has since used fitness as a way to rebuild his life.

His abuser, Graham Pipes, was jailed in 2015 after admitting offences against Mr Remmer and another child.

Speaking after his latest success, Mr Remmer said his achievements in competition are about more than winning titles.

Paul Remmer with his world titles (Image: Stuart Boulton)

“I came out of retirement to do this competition, and I wanted to prove to myself that I could still do it,” said Mr Remmer.

“I still carry my past every day, but competing helps me manage it.

“If my story helps one person, then it’s worth it. People need to know there is help out there.”

Mr Remmer reported the abuse to police in 2011, but the case initially collapsed due to lack of evidence, leaving him in a “very dark place”.

Paul Remmer with his world titles (Image: Stuart Boulton)

In 2013, he attempted to take his own life.

A year later, a second victim came forward, leading to the case being reopened and ultimately resulting in Pipes being jailed.

Despite the conviction, Mr Remmer said his recovery took years and required intensive therapy.

With the support of counsellor Dave Taylor, he began to rebuild his life, later turning to fitness as a way of coping with trauma.

Dave Taylor and Paul Remmer with the book ‘Breaking The Silence – A Champions Journey’ (Image: Stuart Boulton)

He has since gone on to compete internationally, becoming a world champion fitness model.

His latest three-title win marks another milestone in that journey, as he looks ahead to November’s World Championships.

Mr Remmer has also shared his experiences in a book, Breaking The Silence, A Champion’s Journey, written with Mr Taylor, which details his recovery and aims to support others.

It was the aftermath of bringing out the book that motivated him to compete again.

“I had a bit of a struggle after bringing out the book,” Mr Remmer added.

“Having to relive such an awful part of my life and then having people coming up to you while you’re in Tesco and saying that you’re an inspiration – it’s lovely, but it’s very overwhelming.

“People would message saying that I was an inspiration. I’ve always struggled to take compliments, so it was very tough.

Breaking The Silence – A Champions Journey (Image: Stuart Boulton)

“I spiralled a little bit and knew I had to focus myself by competing again. I was starting to miss it.

“So, before Christmas, I cut out the booze, which I kept up for more than 120 days, and started training every day from 3.30am, going to work and then training some more.

“It was brutal, but it’s all worth it.

“I was fully focused on the British Championships.”

After landing the British championships and still training, he decided to book in for the world championships and try to retain his title.

The bodybuilder has called this competition his “last dance” and says that it would potentially be his last event, which he’ll go to with all of his family.

“I want to go out on a high with all of my family at the world championships,” he said.

“I came home and came out as a lesbian. I’ve lost friends over it, but if you don’t like me for me, I don’t care.”

Channel 5’s new “fish-out-of-water” series led to some major lifestyle revelations for 23-year-old Bridie from Salford.

Trading Places is a brand new series which sees three young people taken away from everything they know for a week to live in a very different world by different rules – leading to some pretty eye-opening experiences and results.

Bridie hails from Salford and is a TikTok fashion influencer, as well as a fashion design student. She has an impressive amount of clothing to fill five wardrobes, rarely repeating an outfit more than once.

Although the hit of dopamine arrives when getting a new parcel from online shopping, Bridie admitted that she’s constantly glued to her phone, and has started to feel guilty about how much she wastes and is worried that her world has become too shallow. She’s now on the search for a more meaningful life.

Having stepped back in time to a 60s-inspired off-grid hippy commune which puts people and the planet first, Bridie spoke with the Manchester Evening News about her time living a different lifestyle to her own.

She said: “It was a big step out of my comfort zone and not really being on my phone, being outside a lot. I do like being outside, it was quite whimsical which is very different from the Salford city life that I’m used to. It’s really busy and I’m just doing things all the time, it was nice to be in nature with genuine people.”

Bridie then admitted that being on the show felt like “such a breath of fresh air” as she continued: “On the first day of shooting, I actually didn’t even wear any makeup and that is not me. I used to not leave the house without makeup on.

“I was like, ‘I don’t need this’. To be on camera, and you’ve got four massive cameras and they’re really good quality and I’ve got no makeup on, that just says it all to be honest.”

She went on to exclaim how “ordering loads of parcels” and “getting free stuff on TikTok” started to feel “ridiculous”, adding: “There’s so much more to life than parcels and all of this on the surface stuff. It’s so much deeper than that and being out there definitely made me reconsider things and be more present in my life.”

Bridie revealed that her “life totally changed” after she wrapped up filming the series, and shared: “I came home and came out as a lesbian. I’ve lost friends over it, but if you don’t like me for me, I don’t care.” She went onto add that she’s now focusing on making “funny, relatable” content on TikTok with her girlfriend whom she met through the app.

Touching on what she hopes viewers will take from her story on Trading Places, Bridie said: “I want to encourage more young girls to be themselves, as opposed to being who they think society needs them to be. I am feminine presenting, but my personality is a bit more masculine, and that’s fine, that’s normal.

“But, women are told, sit with your legs crossed, don’t be loud, don’t make loud jokes. Who cares? At the end of the day we all come from a woman. Just for people to be themselves and not care.”

Bridie praised Channel 5 adding that she “felt really looked after”, dubbing the series as an “amazing” experience. She shared how she celebrated turning 23-years-old while filming, adding that her birthday is really important to her because as a Buddhist she doesn’t celebrate Christmas.

She gushed: “After two days, they felt like my family and I got so many gifts, people made me things, they had to buy me a whole new suitcase so I could bring everything home! They made it so special.”

You can catch the first episode of Trading Places on Sunday May 10 at 9pm on Channel 5

A man has been left with life-threatening injuries after a car slammed into a group of pedestrians in a town centre.

Police have arrested a man on suspicion of attempted murder after a red Vauxhall Astra collided with several people at 1.12am on Saturday following an ‘altercation’ in the centre of Arnold, Nottinghamshire.

One man sustained life-threatening injuries while four other men were injured less severely in the incident.

The 40-year-old driver fled and abandoned his vehicle following the crash.

Counter terrorism police are not involved in the investigation.

Roads closed in the area as a result of the incident have since reopened, police confirmed.

DCI Ruby Burrow, who is leading the investigation, said: ‘We have shared this important update with the family of the seriously injured man and they are being supported by specialist officers.

‘We would ask that people do not speculate about the circumstances around the incident and respect the privacy of those involved.

‘Our investigation remains ongoing, and we are keeping an open mind while these extensive inquiries continue. We’d like to thank those members of the public who have shared information with us, but still want to hear from anyone else who can assist.

‘Anyone who has relevant dashcam, CCTV, doorbell or mobile phone footage should also get in touch and share it with the investigation team.

‘All road closures in the area have now been lifted and we’d like to thank local people for their understanding.’

Witnesses or anyone with information should call 101, quoting incident 46 of May 9 or Crimestoppers to stay anonymous.

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Locals have raised multiple concerns about the development of 77 homes including negative impacts on local services and road structures

Plans to build 77 homes in Yaxley have faced backlash from people living near to the proposed development site. Neighbours have shared concerns about the negative impact the “eyesore” development could have on sewerage, road structures and local services.

The homes are proposed to be built on land south of Main Street in Yaxley including the demolition of two buildings. Of the 77 homes, a minimum of 40 per cent are proposed to be made available as affordable housing, totalling to 31 units. Allison Homes said its proposals would deliver “high-quality, well-detailed, traditionally styled new homes” that “fosters a sense of ownership and community pride”.

The design statement says: “As a large portion of the site is located within flood zones 2 and 3, all layouts designed had this factor in mind, with open space buffers proposed to keep dwellings away from the flood zone areas.”

The full planning application submitted to Huntingdonshire District Council aims to provide pedestrian connections to the wider settlement and significant areas for open space, including a play area. The proposed houses would be a mixed size of one, two, three and four beds with the majority being two and three bedroom size.

Plans for the new homes has seen local backlash, with over 15 objections lodged so far. One objector said that whilst they know there is “need for more housing” they feel sites “are nothing but an eyesore on our landscape and our amenities, with no care for the residence of these communities”. The local feels like this proposal would be “madness” and is concerned about the road structures which “can’t handle it and nor can the residence”.

Concerns were also raised that the “ludicrous” development would lead to flooding, sewerage and parking problems becoming “significantly worse”. The objector added: “To compound the unsuitability of the idea is the fact the doctors surgery and all the schools are already hugely oversubscribed and unable to cope with current demand.”

A similar objection was raised by another local regarding the negative impacts on the local sewage network which the objector believes is “operating at or beyond capacity”. The concerned local said: “The pumping station at the corner of Windsor Road and Main Street already requires frequent ,heavy tankering to manage existing overflows. Adding more dwellings will exacerbate this infrastructure failure, increasing the risk of sewage backup and surface water flooding for established neighbouring properties.”

Another said that “the scale, density ,and visual impact of a development of this size would irreversibly alter the rural and open nature of the area, eroding the very qualities the designation is meant to protect.”

Alex Fitzpatrick hit a sparkling seven-under-par 64 to seize a one-shot lead heading into the final round of the Truist Championship at Quail Hollow.

The 27-year-old younger brother of former US Open champion Matt Fitzpatrick produced an inspired display, carding eight birdies to move to 14 under par and put himself in pole position for a maiden individual PGA Tour title.

Fitzpatrick leads Norway’s Kristoffer Reitan, who also posted a 64, by a single stroke.

It is just a fortnight since the Fitzpatrick brothers won the Zurich Classic of New Orleans pairs event, which secured a two-year tour card for Alex, who is ranked 120th in the world.

World number two Rory McIlroy, a four-time winner at this venue, suffered a frustrating Saturday, carding a four-over-par 75 to fall out of contention.

Starting the day two shots off the lead, Fitzpatrick surged forward with five birdies on the front nine.

Despite a stumble with a bogey at the 16th, he responded immediately by sinking an eight-foot putt for birdie at the par-three 17th to regain his narrow advantage.

“The one thing that I kind of did a really good job today was embracing everything that’s going on,” Fitzpatrick said.

“I had so much support out there, which was amazing.

“I would love to win. I would give a lot to win. But also if winning doesn’t happen, I would hope it would happen at some point. As long as I can go out and enjoy it, that’s all I can do.”

In contrast, McIlroy’s bid for another victory – following his triumph at The Masters last month – collapsed on a difficult afternoon in Charlotte for the man from Northern Ireland.

Six bogeys meant he slid down the leaderboard to one under par, leaving him 13 shots adrift of the leader.

American Cameron Young carded the lowest round of the day, a sensational eight-under 63, to sit alone in third at 12 under. Young, who won last week’s Cadillac Championship, had his only dropped shot at 18, where a wayward tee shot proved costly.

South Korea’s Sungjae Im, the halfway leader, sits at 10 under after a 70, alongside Denmark’s Nicolai Hojgaard whose 67 put him firmly in contention.

England’s Tommy Fleetwood remains in the hunt after a 70, sitting in a tie for sixth at nine under par alongside two-time major winner Justin Thomas.