内容摘要：But with the courts having now approved Lee's request to postpone his legal hearings until after the election, another possibility has emerged: that Lee, who remains the electoral favourite, could be convicted after winning the presidency.

But with the courts having now approved Lee's request to postpone his legal hearings until after the election, another possibility has emerged: that Lee, who remains the electoral favourite, could be convicted after winning the presidency.

Authorities in Romania are investigating the two British-Americans in a separate case, in relation to a number of charges which they deny.In a statement on Thursday, lawyers for the Tates said that "once those proceedings are concluded in their entirety then they will return to face UK allegations".

Previously, the brothers' legal representatives said that UK allegations dated back to between 2012 and 2015.At the time of an arrest warrant obtained by Bedfordshire Police in March 2024, the Tates said they "categorically reject all charges" and were "very innocent men".A Romanian court has already ruled that the brothers could be extradited to UK following the end of any trial there, for which there is no clear timescale currently, and the

The CPS said Andrew Tate, a 38-year-old influencer and former kickboxer, faces 10 charges connected to three alleged victims, including rape, actual bodily harm, human trafficking and controlling prostitution for gain.Tristan Tate, 36, faces 11 charges connected to one alleged victim, including rape, actual bodily harm and human trafficking.

The CPS's charging decision came after it received a file of evidence from Bedfordshire Police.

Responding to the allegations on the Tates' behalf, their solicitors said there had been a "vast amount of misinformation in the media regarding the allegations faced by our clients" and that they were being subject to "a trial by media"."Together, we win!", he

It follows Meta incorporating an AI service into its messaging service, WhatsApp - a development it wasafter grumbling from users.

Media analyst Hanna Kahlert at Midia Research told BBC News the move followed the pattern of "social and AI trying to absorb each other".She said it was not, however, necessarily what customers actually wanted.