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'We would not fly in this visibility': Indian-origin pilot Dave Fiji warned before fatal helicopter crash in Georgia, says father

A newlywed pilot who was killed in a helicopter crash moments after leaving his wedding reception was already concerned about the foggy weather and low visibility before take-off, according to his father.

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'Any Indian who supported Vickrum Digwa must be deported': UK MP issues warning after Sikh man murders Henry Nowak

Calls for tougher action against those linked to convicted killer Vickrum Digwa intensified after MP Rupert Lowe said "Any Indian who covered up for Vickrum Digwa must be immediately deported", as debate continues over the murder of Southampton student Henry Nowak and the use of bladed weapons carried under religious…

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‘I was a little bit perturbed’: Donald Trump confirms calling Netanyahu 'crazy' over Lebanon strikes, defends working relationship

US President Donald Trump admitted calling Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu "f***ing crazy" due to frustration over Lebanon escalation, impacting Iran talks. Despite the heated exchange, Trump insists their strong working relationship continues, citing shared "wartime leader" pressures. He remains optimistic about resolving regional tensions soon.

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Ukraine drones strike St Petersburg oil terminal, naval base as Russia reports bus attack killing 8 civilians

Ukraine launched deep drone strikes on St. Petersburg's energy and military sites, including an oil terminal and naval base, just as Russia hosted its economic forum. This follows a deadly Russian barrage on Ukraine. Russia accused Ukraine of a separate bus strike killing eight. The escalating drone war sees both…

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The tiny country with 40,000 residents and a ruling prince: What life is really like in one of the world’s richest countries

Hidden among the Alps, surrounded by larger neighbours and home to roughly 40,000 people, Liechtenstein is one of the world's richest and least-known countries. Despite its small population, the nation attracts travellers interested in royalty, European microstates, hidden destinations, luxury economies, cultural heritage and off-the-beaten-path travel experiences. Many visitors arrive…

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Olympic gold medals contain at least six grams of gold, while the rest is silver; the last solid-gold medals were awarded in 1912

Olympic gold medals are not solid gold. They are mostly silver with a thin gold coating. This practice began after 1912. Solid gold medals from that era are now rare collector's items. Modern medals have a melt value of about 2,500 dollars. Their true worth comes from the history they…

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Henry Nowak murder protest turns violent: 11 police officers injured, 2 arrested after Sikh man jailed for life

The murder of 18-year-old student Henry Nowak sparked violent clashes between protesters and police in Southampton on Tuesday night, leaving 11 officers and a police dog injured, as public anger intensified over the handling of the case by police.

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A Taiwanese artist sculpted his late dog using the driftwood they collected over the years together

A Taiwanese artist, Liang Renchuan, transformed his grief over his dog Hachiko's passing into a poignant driftwood sculpture. Their fourteen-year bond, forged during beach walks collecting wood, inspired the artwork. Renchuan's creation, painted to match Hachiko's coat and adorned with his collar, serves as a lasting tribute, offering comfort and…

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Quote of the day by Queen Elizabeth: “We may hold different points of view, but it is in times of stress and difficulty that…”

There are some quotes that become popular because they sound inspiring. Others stay in circulation because people keep finding situations where they seem relevant again. This remark from Queen Elizabeth II falls into the second category. It is not particularly dramatic. There is no memorable slogan hidden inside it and…

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The 1940 radio message that connected young Princess Elizabeth with wartime evacuees

In 1940, a young Princess Elizabeth addressed displaced children via radio, offering comfort and shared resilience during wartime. This historic broadcast, part of Children's Hour, humanized the royal family by featuring her sister, Princess Margaret. The event showcased early media's power to connect with the public during national emergencies, fostering…

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The time Princess Diana sneaked off to dance 'Uptown Girl' on stage at the Royal Opera House

Princess Diana surprised everyone at a Royal Opera House gala in 1985. She performed a secret dance with professional dancer Wayne Sleep. This unexpected act broke royal protocol. It showed a more human side of the princess. The performance became a memorable moment in royal history. It connected with the…

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A businessman rewrote his speech to sixth graders and promised them college if they kept going

Businessman Eugene Lang's impromptu pledge to fund college for East Harlem sixth graders in 1981 sparked a national movement. His "I Have a Dream" Foundation, built on partnership and mentorship, demonstrated how aligning hope with student effort and consistent adult support can unlock potential and create lasting educational change across…

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The story behind Kate Middleton's 'Back to Nature' garden and the children it was built for

Princess of Wales's Back to Nature garden at the 2019 Chelsea Flower Show championed children's connection with the outdoors. The design featured natural elements encouraging exploration and unstructured play. This garden highlighted the importance of nature for child development and well-being. It continues to resonate for its simple, technology-free approach…

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Fire engulfs St Petersburg oil terminal amid large-scale Ukrainian drone attack in Russia

A major fire broke out at an oil terminal in Russia’s St Petersburg port following a Ukrainian long-range drone attack on Tuesday night. Explosions reportedly continued into the early morning hours and the blaze spread further. Numerous videos circulating online captured loud blasts, large flames and thick columns of black…

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Sikh man who murdered Henry Nowak was reported over alleged theft of ceremonial blades from Gurdwara in 2023

A Sikh man jailed for murdering an 18-year-old student in Southampton had previously been reported to police over the alleged theft of ceremonial religious blades, the Daily Mail reported.

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67,800-year-old cave art in Indonesia recognised by Guinness World Records reveals human evolution history

In a limestone cave on Muna Island in southeastern Indonesia, a faint set of markings on stone has shifted quietly through academic circles and into record books. The surface is not dramatic at first glance, just weathered rock with pigment pressed into it in a way that only becomes clear…

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Royal Navy helicopter crashes into field in southwest England; roads shut, emergency services deployed

A Royal Navy helicopter crashed into a field in Devon in southwest England early Wednesday morning, prompting a large-scale emergency response and road closures in the area, authorities said.

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Used for smuggling cocaine? Tunnel discovered under US-Mexico border - watch

US officials announced the discovery of an elaborate tunnel running hundreds of feet beneath the US-Mexico border, alleged to have been used smuggle cocaine worth over $45 million, terminating inside a California retail establishment.

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Indian-origin couple's 23-year UK divorce battle: Ex-wife wins £6.6m after husband hid £28m fortune

A 23-year divorce fight between an Indian-origin couple in the UK has concluded with a court awarding Varsha Gohil £6.6 million after years of litigation over a concealed £28 million fortune.

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‘Countless Sikh soldiers died for Britain’: Indian-origin Labour MP hits back at Rupert Lowe over calls for kirpan ban

Indian-origin Labour MP Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi has hit back at Restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe after he called for a ban on carrying the Sikh ceremonial kirpan in public spaces following the murder of British-Polish teenager Henry Nowak.

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Storm Jangmi batters Japan: Heavy rain, strong winds causes widespread disruption, leaves 60,000 houses without power

Tropical storm Jangmi battered Japan on Wednesday with heavy rain and strong winds, causing widespread disruption and extensive property damage. The storm left nearly 60,000 households without power as authorities warned of worsening weather conditions.

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'Can't breathe': Video shows UK cops arresting stabbed teen as Indian-origin attacker posed as victim

A stabbing in Southampton led to a debate on religious symbols after a Sikh man fatally attacked a teenager, falsely claiming racial abuse. While the attacker was jailed for life, the incident sparked calls to restrict kirpans, prompting government assurances on religious freedom and condemnation of divisive rhetoric. Police actions…

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10 largest island countries in the world: Indonesia, Japan, Papua New Guinea among the biggest island nations

Standing back from a world map, the outline of land against water starts to look less tidy than it first appears. Some countries are stretched across hundreds or even thousands of fragments, scattered like broken glass across vast stretches of ocean. Others sit almost entirely on a single mass of…

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Video shows moment Hellfire missile cripples tanker bound for Iran's Kharg Island

The United States military disabled the Botswana-flagged oil tanker M/T Lexie in international waters after the vessel allegedly ignored repeated warnings and continued sailing towards Iran's Kharg Island, the US central command said. It also released the video from when a US aircraft struck the ship.

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Watch: Air defence battle over Kuwait as Patriot missiles respond to Iranian strike

Middle East tensions flared as Iran launched missiles targeting US facilities in Kuwait and Bahrain, which were intercepted or failed to hit. The US responded with strikes on an Iranian military site. This escalation follows a major US military campaign against Iran earlier this year, with ongoing exchanges and stalled…

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