King Charles III at London Fashion Week amid brother Andrew's arrest

King Charles IIIshocked royal onlookers by sitting front row at a fashion show on the same day younger brotherAndrew Mountbatten-Windsorwasarrested on suspicion of misconduct in public life.

The British monarch was spotted at the opening of London Fashion Week on Thursday, Feb. 19. The appearance coincided with the arrest of the former Prince Andrew, who was apprehended by British police Thursday, Feb. 19, the day of his birthday; Mountbatten-Windsor has not been charged.

The former royal has faced intense scrutiny over his friendship with the late convictedsex offender, Jeffrey Epstein. Mountbatten-Windsor, 66, has denied any wrongdoing and said he regrets the friendship. He has not responded to requests for comment following the latestEpstein filespublished by the U.S. Justice Department.

Britain's King Charles III appeared alongside fashion designer Stella McCartney during Tolu Coker's runway, the opening show of London Fashion Week 2026 on Feb. 19, 2026. Britain's former prince Andrew was arrested the same day on suspicion of misconduct, with King Charles III saying in a statement "the law must take its course."

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" style="max-width:100%; height:auto; border-radius:6px; margin:10px 0;" loading="lazy" /> King Charles III arrives to the Tolu Coker fall/winter 2026 fashion show, opening London Fashion Week.

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See King Charles at London Fashion Week amid brother's arrest

Britain's King Charles IIIappeared alongside fashion designer Stella McCartney during Tolu Coker's runway, the opening show of London Fashion Week 2026 on Feb. 19, 2026. Britain's former prince Andrewwas arrested the same day on suspicion of misconduct, with King Charles III saying in a statement "the law must take its course."

According to event photos, Charles attended British Nigerian designer Tolu Coker's show. The king, who donned an all-gray suit and baby pink tie, sat next to British fashion designer Stella McCartney and British Fashion Council CEO Laura Weir as he took in the various runway looks. He pointed to various ensembles as the models strutted by and clapped excitedly during the show.

The former prince and reigning British monarch are the sons ofQueen Elizabeth IIandPrince Philip. Charles, 77, was born in 1948, while Andrew, 66, was born in 1960. Their other siblings include brotherPrince Edward, 61, and sisterPrincess Anne, 75.

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After his brother's arrest, King Charles released a statement showing support for the police's investigation.

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"I have learned with the deepest concern the news about Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and suspicion of misconduct in public office," the king said.

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"What now follows is the full, fair and proper process by which this issue is investigated in the appropriate manner and by the appropriate authorities," Charles continued. "In this, as I have said before, they have our full and wholehearted support and cooperation. Let me state clearly: the law must take its course."

Charles and Andrew's relationship appears to have become strained in recent years, amid the former prince's growing controversies.

According to previous reporting fromThe Sunday Times, Charles cut off the disgraced royal financially in 2024 when he removed Andrew's £1 million ($1.3 million) annual allowance, leaving him with a £20,000 (approximately $26,000) naval pension.

In October, the kingformally stripped Andrew of his royal titles, due to mounting scrutiny of his association with Epstein.

Contributing: Kim Hjelmgaard, USA TODAY

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Longtime Eagles RT Lane Johnson reportedly returning for next season after injury-riddled 2025 campaign

Philadelphia Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson is returning for the 2026 season, his 14th in the NFL,The Philadelphia Inquirer's Jeff McLanereported Thursday.

Johnson, 35, missed the final eight games of his injury-riddled 2025 campaign, including the Eagles' wild-card playoff loss to the San Francisco 49ers,because of a Lisfranc foot injury.

The 2013 No. 4 overall pick is a six-time Pro Bowler and five-time All-Pro who has helped Philly reach three Super Bowls and win its first two rings in franchise history.

Johnson is a cornerstone of the Eagles' offensive line and will offer valuable continuity up front as the team transitions to a new offenseunder 33-year-old coordinator Sean Mannion.

Longtime O-Line coachJeff Stoutland resigned earlier this month, and Chris Kuper — a former Denver Broncos guard who most recently coached with the Minnesota Vikings — will serve as his replacement.

With the scheme expected to change, and a new voice in the O-Line room, Johnson coming back is significant, particularly during an offseasonthat's also reportedly included 27-year-old left guard Landon Dickerson mulling retirementafter weathering a slew of injuries in his young career.

Johnson isn't just a locker room pillar, but he's likely a future Pro Football Hall of Famer as well.

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Consistently one of the NFL's best right tackles, Johnson has allowed just six total sacks since the start of the 2019 season, playoffs included, according to Pro Football Focus. He's a force in the run-blocking department, too, and played a role in Eagles running backs LeSean McCoy (1,607 rushing yards) and Saquon Barkley (2,005 rushing yards) leading the league on the ground in 2013 and 2024, respectively.

Barkley, of course, became the ninth back in NFL history to pile up more than 2,000 rushing yards in a single season.

This past season, though, Philadelphia's vaunted offensive line wasn't as dominant as usual. Injuries were certainly a factor, and so was a predictable offensethat then-OC Kevin Patullo called.

Barkley averaged just 4.1 yards per carry — 1.7 fewer than the previous season — and the Eagles plummeted from second in the NFL in rushing yards per game (179.3) in 2024 to 18th (116.9 per game) in 2025.

Johnson sustained his Lisfranc injury during a Week 11 "Sunday Night Football" win over the Detroit Lions. In Week 10, he injured his ankleamid the Eagles' "Monday Night Football"victory over the Green Bay Packers. All the way back in Week 3 against the Los Angeles Rams, he left the game with a stinger.

Johnson's presence makes a difference.

The Eagles were 8-2 in games he played in last season and just 3-5 in his absence,according to The Athletic, which reported that, since 2016, Philadelphia is 96-41-1 with Johnson on the field and a mere 15-28 when he doesn't play.

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Top 5 Center prospects in 2026 NFL Draft

Ahead of the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine, Field Level Media draft analysts ranked the top prospects at every position.

Offensive linemen arrive in Indianapolis on Thursday to conduct interviews by request with teams and participate in medical exams.

Workouts begin Sunday, March 1, following media availability on Saturday, Feb. 28.

The top center prospects entering the combine are outlined below.

1. Connor Lew, Auburn

Lew is a technician, natural leader and has pro-level awareness. He started 25 consecutive games before an ACL injury in October 2025.

2. Brian Parker II, Duke

Transitioned from tackle to center. Polished blocker with easy movement in all directions. Has mental acuity and technical precision to become a great pro.

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3. Jake Slaughter, Florida

A multi-year starter and team captain with elite football IQ, refined technique and natural pass protection skills.

4. Logan Jones, Iowa

Very good athlete with movement skills to thrive in a zone-blocking scheme.

5. Matt Gulbin, Michigan State

Already 25 years old and average athletically, Gulbin is versatile with starts at guard and center.

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Everything to know about the first NCAA Women’s Wrestling Tournament

For the first time ever this year, the NCAA will host a national championship for women's wrestling. For hundreds of women across the country, the road to securing a national title begins this weekend.

Before the national championship gets underway at Xtream Arena in Coralville, Iowa, next month, wrestlers will be sent to six regionals this weekend. Regional tournaments will be held Friday through Sunday in Elmira, New York; West Liberty, West Virginia; Franklin Springs, Georgia; Tiffin, Ohio; Indianola, Iowa; and Saint Charles, Missouri.

From each regional, 30 wrestlers — the top three in each of the 10 weight classes — will move on to Coralville to wrestle for a national title. There, each division will have an 18-woman bracket to determine its champion. The NCAA championship will be streamed live on ESPN+ March 6 and 7, and the finals will be reaired on ESPNU on March 8.

Ryan Tressel is the director of championships for the NCAA and he said designing the first women's wrestling tournament began about a year ago. After it graduated from the NCAA's Emerging Sports for Women program last January and became the 91st championship sport, women's wrestling formed a committee made up of six people from Division I, II and III to help shape the inaugural tournament.

Before women's wrestling was granted NCAA championship status, Xtream Arena had hosted the National Collegiate Women's Wrestling Championships — a non-NCAA-affiliated tournament. In preparation for this competition, Tressel and others from the NCAA went to last year's NCWWC and were impressed.

"Xtream did a tremendous job last year and it was like, let's build on that," Tressel told USA Today Sports. "It was a place where we could be confident they're going to do some great work and a great job there.

"It's just the right size for what we're going to be doing."

Combined divisions, for now

Iowa is one of six Division I teams that competes in women's wrestling at the varsity level, the only program in the Power 4. The Hawkeyes enter regionals as the No. 1 ranked team in the country. In the 145 weight class, Iowa's Reese Larramendy leads the nation in technical falls with 145. The Hawkeyes also feature Olympic silver medalist Kennedy Blades in the 160 weight class.

This season, more than 112 programs across all NCAA divisions compete in women's wrestling at the varsity level. For this year and next, the national tournament will be a combined one, featuring wrestlers from across all divisions.

In 2028, that will change. A good chunk of the NCAA programs that sponsor women's wrestling come from Division III — 55 of them this season — and they will have their own tournament. The change was approved at the NCAA convention in January, but organizers still have time to figure it out.

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"How that looks, that's what we're talking about now. Is there a way we can adjust, figure out the schedules where they're all in one spot still and they're handing out multiple trophies? We do that with rowing, for instance. Those are some of the questions that will come up," Tressel said. "For this year and for next year, we'll be all together, one big happy family."

What to watch

In addition to powerhouse Iowa, the other Division I schools competing in women's wrestling this year are Lehigh, Presbyterian, Delaware State, Lindenwood and Sacred Heart. Kent State and Mercyhurst will add teams in the coming seasons, and Oklahoma State is among those with a club team.

Lehigh has the top-ranked wrestler in the 110 weight class in Audrey Jimenez, who is 13-0 this season and won a gold medal at the 2025 Pan American Championships.

There are stars in other divisions too, like Division III North Central's Bella Mir. The daughter of former UFC heavyweight champion Frank Mir, she was named USA Wrestling Athlete of the Week earlier this month after posting a 10-0 tech fall 43 seconds into her match in a dual against Wartburg.

One difference between men's and women's wrestling at the NCAA level is that the women compete in freestyle wrestling, which matches the Olympics. The men compete in folkstyle. In women's freestyle, points are not awarded for escapes. They can earn a point for a step-out, when one wrestler pushes another out of the competition circle.

A path for other women's sports

With this being the first NCAA Tournament for women's wrestling, Tressel and his team will be watching the competition closely to find ways to improve.

"The student-athlete experience is our biggest thing," Tressel said. "How can we make that better? That's No. 1. And then there's other things operationally — how we're managing the mats and floor control and access and things like that."

Women's wrestling was added to the NCAA Emerging Sports for Women program in 2020. By 2023, more than 40 schools sponsored the sport and it was awarded championship status in 2025.

That timeline could be similar for flag football,which was added to the NCAA Emerging Sports for Women programthis year.

"(NCAA President Charlie Baker) is really excited about this. It's starting this excitement, which is what I've felt," Tressel said. "You know, what's the future hold for other emerging sports out there too, with women's flag football coming on? There's a lot of great opportunities coming up for women's sports in the next number of years."

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“House of the Dragon” season 3 trailer braces for all-out war, teases Battle of the Gullet

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AsA Knight of the Seven Kingdomswraps up its debut season, the otherGame of Thronesprequel is back in action.

The firstHouse of the Dragonseason 3 trailer arrives Thursday with a closer look at the penultimate run. ShowrunnerRyan Condaland HBO CEO Casey Bloys signaled season 4 (premiering in 2028) will be the last, so we're now fully in the thick of all-out war.

"You are the Queen of Dragons," Matt Smith's Daemon Targaryen declares before Rhaenyra (Emma D'Arcy). "You have an absolute power within your grasp."

The footage shows our first glimpses of the aftermath to the season 2 finale, in which Alicent Hightower (Olivia Cooke) promised to hand over King's Landing to Rhaenyra. Though, the Blacks are already warning their queen to be wary.

Season 3 will also adapt the Battle of the Gullet, as told inGeorge R. R. Martin's fictional chronology of the Targaryen empire,Fire and Blood. It's considered to be one of the bloodiest sea battles in Westeros history. The trailer gives us our first real look at the bloodshed to come as Rhaenyra's son, Jace (Harry Collett), rides into the fray on dragonback.

"In many ways, the Gullet has been on the minds of the production for about three years now, and trying to figure out how we were going to mount it in a way that was both producible and exciting, thrilling,"Condal previously teased the eventtoEntertainment Weekly. "The planning that has gone into this...basically all departments working in concert to really make a thing that nobody has ever done before."

The season 3 trailer continues with lots of dramatic sound bites and flashes of our core figures preparing for the impending onslaught. We also see flashes of Aegon II Targaryen (Tom Glynn-Carney), who fled King's Landing at the end of season 2 with Larys Strong (Matthew Needham). In his absence, Aegon's brother, Aemond (Ewan Mitchell), is getting a little too comfy on the Iron Throne.

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Setting the stage for season 3, Condal relayed, "I will say that the war this season goes very hot, very, very quickly. I think the people that were waiting and waiting for all of the horrible, brutal, pitiless bloodshed will be getting it in copious amounts."

This first trailer drops during an interesting time for theGame of Thronesfandom.The Hollywood Reporterpublished a profile on Martin, the creator of this world, back in January, in which the author and executive producer described his "abysmal" relationship with Condal over the creative direction ofHouse of the Dragon. Fans have been talking about it online ever since, especially now as HBO kicks off the promotional push for season 3.

Martin notably published and then quickly deleted a blog post in August 2024 that was meant to be the first of six entries detailing all of his issues with the TV adaptation.THRreported Martin is now back consulting onHouse of the Dragon, but he's no longer commenting on the situation.

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Condal previously told EW, in part, "I will simply say, I made every effort to include George in the adaptation process. I really did. Over years and years. And we really enjoyed a mutually fruitful, I thought, really strong collaboration for a long time. But at some point, as we got deeper down the road, he just became unwilling to acknowledge the practical issues at hand in a reasonable way. And I think as a showrunner, I have to keep my practical producer hat on and my creative writer, lover-of-the-material hat on at the same time."

He also expressed his hope for him and Martin to "rediscover that harmony someday." (Read his full statement.)

Regardless, the dragons are indeed back.House of the Dragonseason 3 will premiere this June on HBO.

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