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Captain Sir Tom Moore's family has defended an unauthorised home spa which has been ordered to be demolished.

Phone Chips: Two Chinese nationals and a Noida-based company have been named as accused in the case lodged at the Sector 63 police station of the city on the complaint of a sub-inspector of the UP Polices STF.

The STF official also suspected re-routing of money through Hawala back to India with "re-import of the same goods" by big mobile companies alleging "this is a very big international organised gang". A senior UP Police officer told PTI that the STF had been probing this issue for over two months and now the registration of the FIR was recommended in this case.

Fashion enthusiasts and loyal customers were stunned as the highly-anticipated NewJeans Collection, known for trendsetting designs, hit shelves with an unexpected twist. Take a glimpse here. #NewJeans #PowerPuffGirls #NewJeansCollection #Bunnies

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A member of Sir Keir Starmer’s top team billed taxpayers for a £55 parking ticket, it has emerged.

New Delhi: The Supreme Court Monday termed as “horrendous” the video of two women being paraded naked in Manipur amid reports that the police handed them over to...

While senior advocate Indira Jaising insisted on inclusion of women from civil society who have prior experience in interacting with victims of rape, senior advocate Colin Gonsalves also echoed the demand for constitution of an SIT. He argued that the victims will have no confidence in the CBI since the central and state government allegedly acted in unison in turning a blind eye to the violence happening in Manipur.

Love Island’s winter series won’t go ahead next year; instead an all-star edition of the show will air in its place.

Setalvad and two others - former state Director General of Police R B Sreekumar and former Indian Police Service officer Sanjiv Bhatt - were arrested by the city crime branch in June 2022 on charges of forgery and fabricating evidence with the intent to implicate Gujarat government functionaries in the 2002 riots cases.