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No laughing matter: Colbert exit sparks fears for political satire in America

TOI correspondent from Washington: American late-night television, that unique, risque institution where presidents are mocked, celebrities flattered and the audience applauds on cue, is preparing for a funeral. After 33 years, CBS is pulling the plug on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, with its eponymous host taking his final…

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Who is Florida’s Judge Marcus? Clavicular courtroom hearing goes viral after internet reacts to his appearance

Judge Marcus became an unexpected viral topic after Clavicular’s Miami courtroom hearing clips spread online. Social media users joked that the Florida judge “mogged” the streamer during the case linked to the Everglades livestream controversy. While fans debated facial symmetry scores online, Clavicular accepted a plea deal that helped him…

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10 killed in armed attack in Mexico's Puebla state

At least ten people were killed in an armed attack in Puebla, Mexico, Reuters reported citing the state's public security ministry.

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Met police officers guarding royal family at Windsor Castle accused of sleeping while on duty

Scotland Yard is urgently investigating Metropolitan Police officers at Windsor Castle following allegations of falling asleep on duty and abandoning posts. The Metropolitan Police confirmed a formal probe into officers in protective roles, deeming the alleged behaviour unacceptable. The Independent Office for Police Conduct has allowed the Met to handle…

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Backyard snake now a noose? Back-to-back attacks tarnish Pak army’s reputation

Media attention on Pakistan owing to its hosting of the US-Iran peace talks notwithstanding, a report said that the country’s military is “shockingly losing to militants it once nurtured,” after India's western neighbour topped the Global Terrorism Index 2026.

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How a small UK village tracked down fuel-theft couple before police arrived

A North Wales community's swift action led to the apprehension of fuel thieves. After spotting suspects at a pub and tracking their van to a beach, locals alerted police who made the arrest. The incident highlights rising fuel thefts across the UK, impacting small businesses like Judith Troughton's service station.…

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UK, France extend small boats deal as asylum seekers warn people are ‘vanishing’

In a bold and contentious move, Britain and France have prolonged their migrant exchange initiative until October 1. This unique arrangement facilitates a swap where each small boat arrival results in a corresponding legal entry into the UK from France. While the program has led to hundreds of individuals being…

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‘I don’t need new clothes, just security for my family’: Why this 23-year-old moved to Australia to buy home back in UK

Like countless young people dreaming of a fresh start abroad, 23-year-old Tom Cowan also left home searching for better opportunities, brighter days and the promise of a more secure future.

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London: Man held after van injures pedestrian during protests over removal of flags in Birmingham

A man was arrested in London after a van struck a pedestrian in Birmingham, an incident linked to the removal of flags. The victim, in his 30s, sustained broken legs requiring surgery. Police detained a 44-year-old man in London, who will be questioned regarding the collision and subsequent flight from…

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UK healthcare expansion: Steve Jobs son Reed Jobs plans to invest in cancer startups

Reed Jobs, the son of late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, is looking to expand investments in British healthcare startups through his oncology-focused venture firm as he pushes efforts to improve cancer treatment and early detection.

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MrBeast fires back after viral podcast claim says his YouTube channel views suddenly dropped by 50 percent

MrBeast responded after online claims said his YouTube views dropped by 50%. He explained that people were comparing years-old videos with newer uploads. The creator said his older videos continue gaining millions of views every month. Despite the debate, MrBeast remains YouTube’s most-followed individual creator, and his recent videos still…

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From uranium transfer to frozen assets, US sets 5 conditions in response to Iran’s proposal

Iranian media reported on Sunday that the United States “offered no tangible concessions” in its latest response to Tehran’s proposed agenda for negotiations aimed at ending the war that began with joint US-Israeli strikes on February 28 and has remained paused since April 28.

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23-year-old Tushar Kumar becomes UK’s youngest Indian-origin mayor in Borehamwood

A 23-year-old Councillor has become the youngest Indian-origin mayor in the history of the United Kingdom after being officially appointed Mayor of Elstree and Borehamwood.

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Watch: Bangladesh's viral buffaloes resembling Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu steal spotlight

Albino buffaloes resembling Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu are drawing large crowds in Bangladesh ahead of Eid al-Adha. One buffalo, named Trump, is noted for its calm demeanor and golden hair, while another, named Netanyahu, is described as aggressive and mischievous. These unusual animals have become a significant attraction at…

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Dozens arrested at Tommy Robinson march in London; Elon Musk calls Britain ‘prison island’

London witnessed one of its largest security operations in recent years as tens of thousands gathered for far-right activist Tommy Robinson’s “Unite the Kingdom” march alongside a massive pro-Palestine Nakba Day rally.

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Ray Dalio’s one-line formula for learning faster than your competitors

Professional failures offer crucial lessons. Ray Dalio's formula, Pain plus Reflection equals Progress, highlights this. Instead of just working harder after mistakes, organizations must systematically reflect. This reflection, not heroic effort, drives real improvement. Near-misses provide valuable insights. Quickly updating processes after errors creates a significant competitive advantage. This approach…

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5 longest walls on Earth ranked - and No. 2 is a fortress wall few people know

Ancient stone walls, built for power and security, vary dramatically in scale. While most served as city or military fortifications, the Great Wall of China dwarfs all others, stretching over 21,000 km. Modern measurement techniques, including satellite imagery, have revealed its true, immense length, highlighting its unparalleled status among global…

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How Nike founder Phil Knight’s $2 billion gift is reshaping cancer care in America

Phil and Penny Knight's $2 billion donation to OHSU's Knight Cancer Institute exemplifies legacy-changing philanthropy, moving beyond spontaneous "lightning strikes." This significant gift, the largest to an American academic medical center, is the culmination of a decade-long strategic commitment, demonstrating how sustained dedication and proven organizational capability can revolutionize healthcare…

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‘They need their family’: When Princess Diana made a quiet sacrifice for William and Harry that showed the mother she truly was

Princess Diana's maternal instincts were paramount, with her sons' welfare always her priority. Despite royal duties, she ensured they experienced both ordinary life and royal traditions. Her progressive parenting, emphasizing emotional connection, revolutionized royal child-rearing and cemented her image as a deeply loving mother, a legacy cherished by many.

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UK police search for man after ‘Jews will be beheaded one by one’ slogan shouted on London street

British police have launched an urgent search for a man after a disturbing video surfaced online showing him threatening to “behead Jews one by one” on a street in east London.

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"My dad is going to be king, so…": Prince George’s cheeky playground reply still makes royal fans smile

A resurfaced anecdote reveals young Prince George telling a classmate, "My dad is going to be king so watch out." Royal experts interpret this as a child's natural assertion of identity, not arrogance, highlighting William and Kate's efforts to balance his royal destiny with a normal upbringing. The story humanizes…

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The real reason Stephen Schwarzman gave Oxford £185 million was bigger than academics

Oxford University's Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities, funded by a £185 million donation, integrates teaching, research, and public cultural spaces. This ambitious project aims to bridge academia and society, making humanities relevant to modern issues and demonstrating their essential value. Its global significance lies in its robust support for disciplines…

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British tourist breaks neck during France trip, faces huge medical bills after travelling without insurance

A British man has been left unable to walk and staring at huge medical bills after breaking his neck during a holiday in France, all because he travelled without insurance.

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Nepal’s ‘Everest Man’ Kami Rita Sherpa breaks his own record, scales Mount Everest for record 32nd time

Kami Rita Sherpa has set a new world record by summiting Mount Everest for the 32nd time, while Lhakpa Sherpa achieved her 11th ascent, extending her record for most climbs by a woman. These achievements highlight Nepal's rich mountaineering history amidst a busy climbing season.

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‘We will not remain silent’: Tommy Robinson warns of ‘genocide’ targeting Christians in Nigeria at London march

British activist Tommy Robinson raised concerns over the persecution of Christians in Nigeria during the “Unite the Kingdom” march in central London on Saturday, alongside a Nigerian bishop who accused Western institutions of failing to speak out against attacks on Christian communities.

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