Current news: Meghan's security incident, Klopp's squad surprise, Obama's grief and the trial of Marius Borg Høiby

Meghan, 45, Duchess, has apparently revealed a dangerous security gap in her family's new environment in Great Britain. As we learned from well-informed tabloid media circles, Meghan wrote a short message in a Whatsapp group in which the mothers of the schoolchildren with whom Meghan's son Archie, 7, was supposed to be in a class exchanged ideas. (The content of the chat did not go beyond expressions of welcome and thanks, but should be treated discreetly here.) Later, a screenshot with the Duchess' cell phone number was allegedly shared online several times, reports the British Sun. Meghan and Harry have already placed their children Archie and Lilibet, 5, in another facility after two days of school. The family cited safety issues related to the traffic situation around the school as the reason.

Bambasé Conté, 23, footballer and new international, laughed at Jürgen Klopp. When the new national coach was asked by journalists when announcing the squad for the upcoming games in the Nations League which conversation with the players to whom he had announced the nomination was the most fun, Klopp said: "Bamba Conté laughed the longest. I just said 'Jürgen Klopp' and he laughed for two minutes." Klopp then added that Conté has a “very deep voice”. The German-Guinean is one of the biggest surprises in the squad; he plays for TSG Hoffenheim and has only played ten Bundesliga games.

Barack Obama, 65, former US President, uses Instagram for a funeral announcement. The family dog, Sunny, a Portuguese water dog, died on Tuesday at the age of 13, Barack and his wife Michelle Obama announced in a joint post on the Instagram platform. “We have lost a beloved member of our family,” the couple wrote there. They shared several photos from life with the dog. “We will miss her terribly.”

Marius Borg Høiby, 29, problem son of Queen Mette-Marit of Norway, can prepare for the next trial. His case will be retried starting February 9 next year. “For the time being, 16 days have been set aside for the appeal process,” the appeals court said. The older son of the Norwegian queen was sentenced to four years in prison in June for numerous crimes - including two rapes under Norwegian law and domestic violence against an ex-girlfriend. He had appealed against the judgment in relation to the above points. The court only recently decided to allow this.