Tate brothers to face separate extradition hearings

Key points

• A United States court has set separate extradition hearings for Andrew and Tristan Tate, who face rape and sex trafficking charges in Britain. Andrew Tate's hearing is set for November 19 and Tristan Tate's for November 20.
• A judge in Miami rejected the brothers' request to have their cases heard together. The brothers, who hold dual US and British citizenship, have been in custody since July and have sought bail again.
• British prosecutors allege the pair groomed vulnerable women and forced them into making online pornography. Both men deny any wrongdoing.