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US strikes Iran-aligned groups in Iraq as conflict escalates
US forces launched airstrikes against Iran-backed groups in Iraq in response to drone attacks, as regional conflict impacted global oil markets.
Josko Gvardiol signs new contract with Manchester City
Croatian defender Josko Gvardiol has signed a contract extension with Manchester City running until the summer of 2031, ending speculation about interest from European rivals.
Gaurav Gogoi slams paper leak bill amendments as eyewash in Lok Sabha
Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi slammed the proposed anti-paper leak bill amendments as an eyewash in the Lok Sabha, arguing that the legislation fails to address systemic exam failures.
Parliament begins debate on anti-paper leak amendment bill
The Lok Sabha took up the Public Examinations Amendment Bill following a legislative breakthrough, sparking debate on exam malpractices and protests.
Kumamoto hit by 7.1 quake, tsunami warning issued for Ariake Sea
A magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck Kumamoto Prefecture on Kyushu, prompting a tsunami advisory, transit suspensions and power outages.
Saransh Jain earns maiden India Test call-up for Sri Lanka series
Thirty-three-year-old off-spinner Saransh Jain has earned his maiden India Test call-up for the upcoming series in Sri Lanka, replacing the injured Washington Sundar.
Beyond The Valley festival unveils 2026 lineup with Black Eyed Peas and John Summit
Beyond The Valley has revealed its upcoming lineup featuring headliners Black Eyed Peas, John Summit, and Skepta in regional Victoria over the New Year period.
Chelsea open talks for veteran Jordan Henderson and Danny Welbeck
Chelsea are negotiating with Brentford's Jordan Henderson and Brighton's Danny Welbeck as the club looks to add Premier League experience to its squad.
West Midlands low-income families pay 241m poverty premium
New research reveals that low-income households in the West Midlands pay an extra £241m a year in high costs for everyday essentials, ranking the region second worst in Britain.
Man Utd transfer news: Eduardo Camavinga valuation revealed amid interest
Manchester United are actively scouting midfield reinforcements, including Real Madrid's Eduardo Camavinga and several other potential targets. The club is also focused on strengthening their left-back position and monitoring various young prospects.
Prisoner early release scheme paused by Andy Burnham may still go ahead
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has paused the prison early-release scheme to conduct an urgent review, leaving staff and victims' families awaiting a decision.
Sterling edges higher after John Healey appointed as new British finance minister
The pound fluctuated against the dollar following the surprise appointment of John Healey as finance minister under Prime Minister Andy Burnham. Investors are now focused on how the new leadership will balance fiscal goals with competing demands for defense and welfare spending.
Andy Burnham sworn in as UK PM, pledges new political and economic model
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has begun his term with a sweeping cabinet reshuffle and an immediate policy shift to scrap VAT on household electricity.
US launches new strikes on Iran as Trump warns of retaliation for deaths
President Trump has warned that Iran will pay a heavy price for the deaths of American soldiers as the U.S. conducts its tenth night of airstrikes.
UK temperatures to hit 35C as new heatwave warnings issued for England
England is bracing for a sustained period of heat as temperatures climb toward 35C in several counties. Authorities are preparing for potential strain on infrastructure and health services.
Andy Burnham becomes PM as Reeves and Lammy exit cabinet
Andy Burnham has been appointed Prime Minister, marking a leadership transition as he reshuffles the Cabinet and launches a new policy agenda for the UK.
South East Water hosepipe ban to affect 2.4 million people
A regional hosepipe ban for Sussex, Surrey, Hampshire, and Berkshire begins Saturday as South East Water addresses low water levels and financial uncertainty.
CJP protesters hold talks with government after march to Parliament stalled
CJP protesters hold talks with government after march to Parliament stalled.
Sonam Wangchuk sets conditions to end hunger strike over education failures
Sonam Wangchuk has announced he will conclude his indefinite hunger strike if the government meets specific conditions concerning education sector accountability or facilitates a meeting with political leaders. The activist remains under medical observation at Safdarjung Hospital.
Arsenal eye free agent John Stones as cover for injured William Saliba
The Gunners are considering the free agent defender to address injury concerns surrounding William Saliba, who aggravated a back problem.