Norwegian Olympian Sturla Holm Laegreid confessed in a live television interview to cheating on his girlfriend, moments after winning a bronze medal.

Laegreid finished in third place in the biathlon, which combines cross-country skiing and rifle shooting, and then broke down in tears at the Winter Olympics on Tuesday.

The Norwegian told fans he already “had a gold medal” up until last week – but squandered it by being unfaithful.

Speaking to Norwegian state broadcaster NRK in his native language, just moments after finishing his biathlon, he said: “There’s someone I wanted to share it with who might not be watching today.

“Six months ago, I met the ​love of my life – the most beautiful and kindest ​person in the world.

“Three months ago, I made my biggest mistake and cheated on her. I told her about it a week ago. It’s ‌been the worst week of my life.”

The 28-year-old then issued a heartfelt plea but stopped short of naming the woman.

“I had a gold medal in my life, and there are probably many who look ​at me with different eyes, but I only have eyes for her,” he added. “Sport has taken a slightly different place [in my life] the last few days. I wish I could share it with her.”

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Laegreid later said he might not have been in the right state of mind to give the interview after the race, which came in the wake of the death of his teammate, Sivert ‍Guttorm Bakken, in December last year.

“Maybe it was really selfish of me to give that interview,” he said a few hours later. “So yeah, I ​don’t know. I was, I’m a bit, I don’t know… I’m not really here mentally.

“So yeah, we will see what happens.”

Laegreid came third in the men’s Olympic 20km individual biathlon race in northern Italy. His fellow Norwegian Johan-Olav Botn took gold while France’s Eric Perrot claimed the silver.

The race came as US skier Lindsey Vonn confirmed she will need “multiple surgeries” following her crash in the women’s downhill skiing final on Sunday.

The 4th Nation’s Curry Awards 2026 honoured the UK’s top curry talent in a ceremony on February 9

The 4th Nation’s Curry Awards 2026 have celebrated the finest talent in the Scotland’s curry industry, recognising the creativity, dedication, and excellence that make the cuisine a cornerstone of Scottish dining. From traditional curries to modern innovations, the awards shine a spotlight on the individuals and businesses driving the country’s rich and diverse curry culture.

Oceanic Awards has announced the winners of the 4th Nation’s Curry Awards 2026, celebrating excellence across the UK’s vibrant curry industry. The ceremony took place on Monday, February 9, 2026, at the Cedar Court Huddersfield Hotel, recognising the talent, innovation, and dedication of individuals and businesses that made the UK’s curry scene a cornerstone of the nation’s culinary landscape.

In Scotland, Firangi in Cambuslang was named Curry Restaurant of the Year. The restaurant, which boasts a 4.8-star Tripadvisor rating from 47 reviews, aims to offer “a journey of flavour, culture and tradition.” Its website explains at Firangi, “food is more than just a meal — it’s an experience that brings people together,” with dishes crafted from hand-ground spices and locally sourced ingredients.

The restaurant’s dedication to authenticity and family culinary traditions helped it stand out among Scotland’s top Indian dining spots.

Bombay Lounge in Dalkeith was awarded Indian Restaurant of the Year, recognised for its transformation of a historic building into a modern, spacious restaurant complete with a beer garden and barbecue area. The family-run restaurant, led by Edinburgh-born Michael Singh and his brother Si, combines over 22 years of experience in Indian cuisine with a focus on “something new for Dalkeith,” according to their website.

With 4.3 stars from 836 Tripadvisor reviews, Bombay Lounge impressed judges with both its menu and its commitment to blending tradition with contemporary flair.

Zain’s Curry House in Dalry took the title of Takeaway of the Year. Known for its award-winning Indian cuisine, the takeaway has been celebrated in the Scottish Curry Awards, Spice Awards, and Scotland Food Awards. Its website describes the menu as “a celebration of both authentic Indian cuisine and beloved fast-food classics,” highlighting dishes from kormas and biryanis to burgers and pizzas.

Although it has a modest 3.3-star Tripadvisor rating from 63 reviews, Zain’s focus on quality ingredients and flavour earned it the top takeaway spot in Scotland.

Yasmin Mahmood, CEO of Oceanic Awards, said: “We’re proud to once again celebrate the finest in the UK’s curry scene, recognising the creativity, innovation, and exceptional service that have become synonymous with this beloved cuisine.

“The UK’s curry industry is a vital part of our culture, and these awards recognise the exceptional talents of the individuals and businesses that make it so special. We’d like to congratulate all of our winners on their incredible accomplishments.”

The awards span regions and categories, highlighting the best of curry restaurants, takeaways, and chefs, while also recognising outstanding achievement and excellence in specific areas such as street food, family-friendly dining, and vegetarian cuisine.

In addition to the top honours, the awards also shine a spotlight on local favourites, emerging talent, and long-standing contributions to the industry.

The full list of winners includes:

• Curry Restaurant of the Year – North: Aarti (Leeds)
• Curry Restaurant of the Year – Midlands: Gandhi Indian Restaurant (Stoke on Trent)
• Curry Restaurant of the Year – South: The Coriander Club (Reading)
• Curry Restaurant of the Year – Wales: Bangor Tandoori Restaurant (Bangor)
• Curry Restaurant of the Year – Scotland: Firangi (Cambuslang)
• Curry Restaurant of the Year – Overall Winner: Aarti (Leeds)
• Indian Restaurant of the Year – North: Bollywood Cottage (Skipton)
• Indian Restaurant of the Year – Midlands: Kolshi Premier Indian Restaurant (Warwick)
• Indian Restaurant of the Year – South: Elai (Basingstoke)
• Indian Restaurant of the Year – Wales: Caernarfon Tandoori Restaurant (Caernarfon)
• Indian Restaurant of the Year – Scotland: Bombay Lounge (Dalkeith)
• Indian Restaurant of the Year – Overall Winner: Kolshi Premier Indian Restaurant (Warwick)
• Takeaway of the Year – England: Kingsthorpe Spice (Northampton)
• Takeaway of the Year – Wales: Indian Saffron Restaurant (Deeside)
• Takeaway of the Year – Scotland: Zain’s Curry House (Dalry)
• Takeaway of the Year – Overall Winner: Kingsthorpe Spice (Northampton)
• Outstanding Takeaway of the Year: Chutney Express (Birmingham)
• Outstanding Achievement: Masala Bay (Kent)
• Recognised for Excellence: Rizq Flavours Of India (Sunderland)
• Takeaway and Home Delivery of the Year: Bengal Palace (Norwich)
• Outstanding Achievement: Ali’s Kitchen (Stoke On Trent)
• Recognised for Excellence: The Indian Kitchen (Liverpool)
• Outstanding Curry of the Year: The Lounge Bar and Restaurant (Tipton)
• Outstanding Achievement: Sheesh Mahal (Hartlepool)
• Recognised for Excellence: Shamoli (Knutsford)
• Outstanding Restaurant of the Year: Lalbagh Indian Restaurant (Cambridge)
• Outstanding Achievement: Mount Gurkha Bistro (Wolverhampton)
• Recognised for Excellence: Planet Bollywood (Stoke-on-Trent)
• Best of Manchester: Spice n Spirits (Manchester)
• Outstanding Achievement: The Original Third Eye (Manchester)
• Recognised for Excellence: The Great Kathmandu (Manchester)
• Best of Birmingham: Patiala Indian Restaurant (Birmingham)
• Outstanding Achievement: Pushkar Cocktail Bar & Dining (Birmingham)
• Recognised for Excellence: Indian Cafe Racer (Birmingham)
• Best of Lancashire: Rivaj of India (Wigan)
• Outstanding Achievement: Zest of India (Blackpool)
• Recognised for Excellence: The Pepper Bistro (Preston)
• Best of Yorkshire: Bengal Brasserie (Wetherby)
• Outstanding Achievement: International Restaurant (Bradford)
• Recognised for Excellence: De Baga Restaurant (Leeds)
• Leicestershire Restaurant of the Year: Spice Bazaar (Leicester)
• Outstanding Achievement: Hyderabadi Adda (Leicester)
• Recognised for Excellence: Varanasi Boutique Restaurant (Leicester)
• Best of the West Midlands: Titash Indian Restaurant (Birmingham)
• Outstanding Achievement: The Ameena Restaurant (Halesowen)
• Recognised for Excellence: Divine Restaurant (Solihull)
• Best East Midlands: Kushboo (Kettering)
• Outstanding Achievement: Kottaram Restaurant (Nottingham)
• Recognised for Excellence: Mem Saab (Leicester)
• Pakistani Restaurant of the Year: Ayaan’s (Bolton)
• Outstanding Achievement: Apni Basti Karahi & Grill (Nottingham)
• Recognised for Excellence: Lahori Tawa and Grill Restaurant (Blackburn)
• Afghani Restaurant of the Year: Afghan Shinwari (Luton)
• Outstanding Achievement: Kabul Karahi & Grill (Manchester)
• Recognised for Excellence: Kabul Dera (Aylesbury)
• Nepalese Restaurant of the Year: Panas Gurkha Restaurant (Chislehurst)
• Outstanding Achievement: Mount Gurkha Bistro (Wolverhampton)
• Recognised for Excellence: Da Mount Gurkha (Liverpool)
• Bangladeshi Restaurant of the Year: Bangla Lounge (Birstall)
• Outstanding Achievement: Jaflong Bangladeshi (Ripon)
• Recognised for Excellence: Bangla Pride (Telford)
• South Indian Restaurant of the Year: Vijay Indian Restaurant (London)
• Outstanding Achievement: ILLAM Restaurant (Harrogate)
• Recognised for Excellence: Tharavadu Restaurant (Leeds)
• Sri Lankan Restaurant of the Year: Colombo Street (Worcester Park)
• Outstanding Achievement: Choice of Taste Sri Lankan Restaurant (High Wycombe)
• Recognised for Excellence: Kottu Hut (Bristol)
• Punjabi Restaurant of the Year: Namaste Punjab (Chichester)
• Outstanding Achievement: Royal Punjab Restaurant (Walsall)
• Recognised for Excellence: Punjabi Dera (Manchester)
• Curry Kitchen of the Year: Kanchan’s Kitchen (Birmingham)
• Outstanding Achievement: Gharrana – Indian Kitchen (Altrincham)
• Recognised for Excellence: Indian Kitchen (Bristol)
• Vegetarian Restaurant of the Year: Chai Panni (Leicester)
• Outstanding Achievement: Namaste Village (Norwich)
• Recognised for Excellence: Sanskruti Restaurant (Manchester)
• Fine Dining Restaurant of the Year: Chequers Indian Lounge (Ipswich)
• Outstanding Achievement: Masala City (Chichester)
• Recognised for Excellence: Banarasi (Newcastle-under-Lyme)
• Bar Curry Restaurant of the Year: MasalaCraft (York)
• Outstanding Achievement: Bombay Club (Boston)
• Recognised for Excellence: Raval Indian Brasserie & Bar (Gateshead)
• Street Food Restaurant of the Year: Delhi Wala Food (Leeds)
• Outstanding Achievement: Ajab Gajab Indian Street Food Restaurant & Bar (Liverpool)
• Recognised for Excellence: Ahaar Indian Street Food (Manchester)
• Local Restaurant of the Year: Jumaira Restaurant (Doncaster)
• Outstanding Achievement: Jilani (Sudbury)
• Recognised for Excellence: Imani’s Restaurant (Birmingham)
• Best Team of the Year: International Restaurant (Bradford)
• Outstanding Achievement: Deshi Spice Restaurant & Lounge (Bedford)
• Recognised for Excellence: Jhinook Restaurant (Worksop)
• Best Family Friendly Restaurant of the Year: Westbourne Spice (Otley)
• Outstanding Achievement: Namaste Indian Restaurant (South Shields)
• Recognised for Excellence: Bombay 8 Indian Restaurant (Warrington)
• Best Chef of the Year: Aroma Asian Restaurant (Burnley)
• Outstanding Achievement: Ali’s Kitchen (Stoke on Trent)
• Recognised for Excellence: Britannia Spice (Parkgate, Cheshire)
• New Restaurant of the Year: Zhal khan Restaurant (Berwick on Tweed)
• Outstanding Achievement: Base Camp Indian Kitchen (Cardiff)
• Recognised for Excellence: Namaste Punjab (Chichester)
• Special Recognition Award: Da Mount Gurkha
• Voter’s Choice Restaurant of the Year: Masala City
• Organizer’s Award for Outstanding Restaurant: Bombay 8 Indian Restaurant
• Recommended Restaurant of the Year: Deshi Spice

Safety precautions were undertaken and several fire engines were despatched to the scene, only to discover it was a false alarm.

According to on-site firefighters, the alarm is thought to have been caused by a malfunction in the comms room smoke detector.

Firefighters have since worked to disable the alarm while residents wait to re-enter the building, although workers did note that fixing fire panels is not usually within their remit.

Despite the false alarm being raised in this case, members of the public have been encouraged to always call 999 in the event of an emergency as soon as it is safe to do so.

WASHINGTON (AP) — An annual meeting of the nation’s governors that has long served as a rare bipartisan gathering is unraveling after President Donald Trump excluded Democratic governors from White House events.

The National Governors Association said it will no longer hold a formal meeting with Trump when governors are scheduled to convene in Washington later this month, after the White House planned to invite only Republican governors. On Tuesday, 18 Democratic governors also announced they would boycott a traditional dinner at the White House.

“If the reports are true that not all governors are invited to these events, which have historically been productive and bipartisan opportunities for collaboration, we will not be attending the White House dinner this year,” the Democrats wrote. “Democratic governors remain united and will never stop fighting to protect and make life better for people in our states.”

Signs of partisan tensions emerged at the White House meeting last year, when Trump and Maine’s Gov. Janet Mills traded barbs.

Trump singled out the Democratic governor over his push to bar transgender athletes from competing in girls’ and women’s sports, threatening to withhold federal funding from the state if she did not comply. Mills responded, “We’ll see you in court.”

Trump then predicted that Mills’ political career would be over for opposing the order. She is now running for U.S. Senate.

The back-and-forth had a lasting impact on last year’s conference and some Democratic governors did not renew their dues last year to the bipartisan group.

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Peoples reported from New York.

Saturday Kitchen star Matt Tebbutt joins Marcus Wareing and Monica Galetti as new judge on MasterChef The Professionals series 18

MasterChef has made its comeback with a fresh series of spin-off The Professionals, and audiences have shared their thoughts on the latest judge.

The much-loved culinary contest kicked off its 18th season this evening (Tuesday 10 February) with a recognisable BBC personality taking charge.

Saturday Kitchen host Matt Tebbutt has teamed up with cooking icon Marcus Wareing and celebrated chef Monica Galetti in the kitchen, much to fans’ delight.

Matt has taken over following John Torode and Gregg Wallace’s departures from the programme after a BBC controversy last year.

MasterChef faced turmoil following accusations against Wallace, who was dismissed after 45 of 83 complaints were substantiated against him, whilst Torode has also been axed by the BBC after he was alleged to have used “an extremely offensive racist term”, reports Wales Online.

In a public statement, Torode said he had “no recollection” of the allegation, and that the most recent series of Celebrity MasterChef would be his final appearance, as it was pre-recorded alongside Grace Dent, who is amongst the new presenters of the civilian version of MasterChef.

Launching tonight’s programme, Marcus announced: “Good to see you both, new competition, new kitchen and we have a new judge, welcome Matt!”

The Saturday Kitchen presenter responded: “Thank you very much, great to be here, great to be a part of the MasterChef family.”

He continued: “I’d like to see myself as the nice guy of the outfit, I’ve run kitchens before, run my own, I know the pressure that these guys are under.”

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Marcus cautioned: “Strap yourself in Matt, this is going to be a journey.”

Viewers have already expressed their approval of his judging debut, with one commenting: “I think Matt Tebbutt will fit in nicely, he’s popular with viewers and he knows his craft.”

“Like Matt tbf think he’ll be good for this show,” another chimed in.

“Matt Tebbutt is a great addition to the kitchen,” praised another fan.

Another enthused: “Professional Masterchef is back and Matt is off and running! Excellent!”

The return of the show was also celebrated, with one viewer exclaiming: “It’s finally back!” while another echoed: “Masterchef The Professionals is back! Great telly.”

Ahead of the premiere, Matt shared his excitement: “I’m walking through the MasterChef doors for the first time myself and I cannot wait to see the cooking talent this year’s chefs are bringing into the kitchen.

“I want to be wowed from the off, but it will take some serious work to get through the competition that awaits them.”

When quizzed about his experience filming the series, he revealed: “It’s been a joy. I’ve loved every minute and these two next to me have been so supportive. I’ve become so invested in the chefs and their progress and how they’ve changed throughout the series.”

When asked what he would take away from the series, he continued: “”The thing that stood out for me was just how invested these chefs are and how much work goes into it for them outside of filming.

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“The chefs have got their family life, they’ve got their restaurant, or whatever their business is, so they’re dealing with that as well throughout.

“They’ve got to go away and practice their dishes and their skills on top of everything else. And then they have to come back and, you know, produce the goods in front of the three of us, or the critics and then some, once they progress.

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“Their commitment was clear and it was also clear to see how much they changed from week one to week seven – the progression was enormous. Their commitment was clear and it was also clear to see how much they changed from week one to week seven – the progression was, was enormous.

“You could easily think of MasterChef that, yes, it’s just a TV show. But for these chefs, it’s so much more than that. There’s a lot at stake. And they take it very, very seriously. And it’s really good to see!”

MasterChef: The Professionals continues on Wednesday at 8pm on BBC One and iPlayer.

Renee Kenna was last seen on Monday, February 9

Police have issued an appeal to find a missing teenage girl from Newry.

Renee Kenna, 15, was last seen at around 2.45pm on Monday, February 9, by her family in the Newry area and police are now asking anyone who may have information regarding her whereabouts to contact them.

Renee has been described as being of a slim build, 5 feet 2 inches in height with blue eyes and long blonde hair. She is believed to be wearing grey tracksuit bottoms, a black jacket, multicoloured T-shirt and white sliders on her feet.

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A PSNI spokesperson said: “We are appealing for information to help locate Renee Kenna 15 years old.

“Renee is slim build, 5 feet 2 inches in height, Blue eyes, long Blonde hair and is believed to be wearing Grey tracksuit bottoms, Black jacket, multicoloured T-shirt and White sliders on her feet.

“Renee was last seen 09/02/26 by her family in the Newry area at approximately 245pm.

“If you have any information you feel may assist police in locating Renee, please call us on 101, quoting reference 1465 of 09/02/26.

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Norwegian biathlete Sturla Holm Laegreid reflects on his decision to confess on live television to having cheated on his girlfriend, moments after winning bronze in the Winter Olympics.

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ATLANTA (AP) — The FBI obtained a search warrant to seize hundreds of boxes of ballots from election offices in Fulton County, Georgia, as part of a criminal investigation into possible “deficiencies or defects” in the vote count in the 2020 contest lost by President Donald Trump, according to an affidavit unsealed Tuesday.

The affidavit provides the first public justification for an FBI search last month that targeted a county that Trump and allies have long seen as central to their false claim that the 2020 election was stolen.

But the allegations outlined in the affidavit are largely based on claims that have long been made by people who assert that there was fraud in the 2020 election. Audits, state officials, courts and Trump’s own former attorney general have rejected the idea that there was widespread fraud in the 2020 election that could have altered the outcome.

Among the “deficiencies or defects” investigators are looking at is Fulton County’s admission that it does not have scanned images of all the ballots counted during the original count or the recount, according to the affidavit. Fulton County has also confirmed that some ballots were scanned multiple times during the recount, the affidavit says.

“If these deficiencies were the result of intentional action, it would be a violation of federal law regardless of whether the failure to retain records or the deprivation of a fair tabulation of a vote was outcome determinative for any particular election or race,” the document says.

The affidavit says seizures of the election records was necessary to determine whether election records were destroyed and or the tabulation of votes included materially false votes.” It cites potential violations of a law regarding the preservation and retention of election records, a misdemeanor. It also cites a law that makes it a crime to “knowingly and willfully” deprive residents of a “fair and impartially conducted election process,” which is a felony.

There was no reaction but we know Prince William and his team at least heard the shout, even if they didn’t hear the full question.

As William walked off a football pitch on the outskirts of Riyadh, where he is on an official visit, a reporter asked the prince: “Sir, to what extent do you think the Royal Family has done enough around the Andrew and Epstein issue?”

The palace is trying to keep this trip to Saudi on track, with no cancellations or obvious adjustments to engagements.

They want to remind us that William is used to navigating difficult times and takes his role seriously. If nothing else, they hope the heir and his family show the monarchy has got a positive future, at a time when they really need it, as they continue to compete against the seemingly uncontrollable noise around Andrew and Epstein.

It’s clear from the statements released on Monday that something has shifted over the past few days.

William and Kate publicly addressed the Epstein scandal for the first time, with Kensington Palace saying they were “deeply concerned” at the “continued revelations” and that their thoughts “remain focused on the victims”.

Meanwhile, Buckingham Palace said the King had “profound concern” over claims about Andrew and it would support police if contacted.

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Silence was not an option, with the questions about what information Andrew was sharing during his time as trade envoy going right to the heart of the Royal Family’s public purpose and what they’re meant to be about.

Andrew has denied any wrongdoing in relation to Epstein.

Neither William nor the King have spoken about it on camera – not really a surprise – and William wasn’t going to do it here in Saudi.

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But it doesn’t help quell the voices of those who say they want to hear more from them – visible proof, you might say, of the “concerns” they have written about.

William will also no doubt have seen the calls for the King to encourage Andrew to voluntarily speak to the police and authorities in America. We know that even on official trips, he monitors the news back home.

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But here in Saudi there was a new global audience for him to think about – one that wasn’t going to ask him about Epstein.

William and Kate’s social media accounts feature a stream of photos of him meeting and greeting, and especially focusing on the time he spent with children and women.

For the palace, it was a day meant to be about important future relationships as headlines in the UK continue to dwell on the past.

Father of the year Howard Lutnick has been rumbled over his relations with Jeffrey Epstein.

Donald Trump’s Commerce Secretary is facing calls to quit after lying about his relationship with Epstein after released files showed that he visited the billonaire’s so-called ‘paedophile island’ for lunch with his wife, friends and their eight children.

Lutnick admitted that he had met with Epstein twice after his conviction for soliciting prostitution from a child, reversing his bullish insistence on podcasts that he would ‘never be in the same room’ with the ‘disgusting’ paedophile billionaire after 2005.

Lutnick again downplayed his relationship with the disgraced financier who was once his neighbour in New York City as he was questioned by Democrats during a subcommittee hearing of the Senate Appropriations Committee.

He described their contact as a handful of emails and a pair of meetings that were years apart.

‘I did not have any relationship with him. I barely had anything to do with him,’ Lutnick told lawmakers.

But he quickly folded after the latest batch of emails were released. He admitted: ‘I did have lunch with him as I was on a boat going across on a family vacation. My wife was with me, as were my four children and nannies. I had another couple with – they were there as well with their children, and we had lunch on the island.

‘That is true  — for an hour. And we left with all of my children, with my nannies and my wife all together.  

‘We were on family vacation. We were not a part — to suggest there was anything untoward about that in 2012. I don’t recall why we did it but we did.’

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt abruptly cut short a press conference after she was asked questions about Lutnick’s appearance.

She replied that Trump ‘fully supports’ Lutnick and described him as ‘a very important member of President Trump’s team.’

It came as Congressman Ro Khanna named the six high-profile men that are included in the unredacted version of the documents relating to Jeffrey Epstein.

Khanna named, US businessman Leslie Wexner of Victoria’s Secret, Abercrombie & Fitch and Bath & Body Works fame; Emirati businessman Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem; and Salvatore Nuara, Zurab Mikeladze, Leonic Leonov, and Nicola Caputo.

‘If we found six men that they were hiding in two hours, imagine how many men they are covering up for in those 3 million files,’ Khanna said. ‘Why are they protecting these rich and powerful men? People I call part of the ‘Epstein class’.

‘Why are we in a country where there is no elite accountability for people who do the most heinous things?’

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