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Comeback follows ‘overwhelming’ fan response after the obsessive-compulsive character returned for a PSA about COVID-19.

Velavan Senthilkumar (25) has had a successful year as a professional squash player, rising from outside the top 200 to 66th in the PSA World rankings. He attributes his success to hard work on physical and mental fitness, including meditation and visualisation techniques. His psychology degree has helped him to…

Abhay Singh emerged confident from the Hangzhou Asian Games, having saved two match points to clinch the men's team gold. He now believes other tasks, such as the Olympics, are achievable. He is now focusing on the men's team World Championship next month and breaking into the top-50 men's PSA…

J&K High Court grants bail to Fahad Shah, editor of The Kashmir Walla, after 21 months in jail under PSA & quashing charges under UAPA. He still faces trial under Sections 13 & 35, 39 of UAPA & FCRA. His arrest was widely condemned by journalists' bodies.

Exclusive: Sir Ben Bradshaw warns same concerns about UK’s nursing regulator have resurfaced 15 years later

Saurav Ghosal is a 37-year-old squash champion who has been a pro for 20+ years. He has won 7 medals in Asian Games, 2 bronze at CWG, mixed doubles gold at World Doubles Championship, third at World Cup, and multiple PSA Tour titles. He recently led India to a hard-fought…

Exclusive: Leaked internal document lays bare concerns of ‘toxic’ issues within watchdog that mean whistleblowers’ warnings are ignored — and the public put in danger — in disturbing echoes of Lucy Letby case, writes health correspondent Rebecca Thomas

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Questionnaire used by some pharmacies contravenes best-practice guidelines and is potentially causing patients harm

Tanvi Khanna is India's new No. 1 in squash. She won a PSA title & finished runner-up twice in Australia.

Health experts say intrusive questionnaires are a discriminatory hangover from a time when stringent checks were in place around reproductive health