Kohli & Rohit's fairytale ODI farewell seals India series win
Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma delivered a masterclass in their final ODI appearance as India crushed Australia by 89 runs in Rajkot, sealing a dominant 2-1 series victory.
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Travel firm backtracks on price drop refund promise
Leading travel company faces backlash after quietly removing its 'Price Drop Protection' guarantee, leaving customers without promised refunds when holiday prices fall after booking.
Starmer's India trade mission hits diplomatic crisis
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces diplomatic embarrassment as India cancels ceremonial welcome amid escalating trade deal tensions and protocol disputes during crucial Delhi visit.
Trump Praises India's COVID Response Despite Concerns
Exclusive: Donald Trump breaks silence on India's pandemic handling, praising Narendra Modi's leadership while US State Department documents reveal concerning internal assessments of the crisis.
Lammy scraps employment tribunal fees permanently
Foreign Secretary David Lammy confirms government will not reintroduce controversial employment tribunal fees, protecting workers' access to justice in significant policy reversal.
British tourist killed in horrific India bus crash
A British holidaymaker's dream trip to India ended in tragedy when his bus collided with a truck, claiming his life and leaving his family devastated. The shocking incident raises serious questions about road safety in popular tourist destinations.
Rural Hospital Closure Sparks Healthcare Crisis Fears
A small American community faces healthcare devastation as its only hospital shuts down, leaving residents fearing for their lives and highlighting the growing crisis in rural medical services.
'Nutter' workplace remark ruled as harassment in tribunal
A senior manager's description of a colleague as a 'nutter' has been formally classified as harassment in a groundbreaking employment tribunal ruling that redefines workplace conduct standards.
US rural airline subsidies failing communities
Exclusive investigation reveals how America's Essential Air Service programme is struggling to maintain vital air links to remote communities despite millions in taxpayer funding.
Domino's Axes Piping Hot Guarantee After 38 Years
Domino's Pizza has officially ended its famous 'Piping Hot' delivery promise that had been a cornerstone of their service since 1985, marking the end of an era for pizza lovers across the UK.
Qatar seeks NATO pact as Trump-proof Middle East strategy
Exclusive: Qatar in advanced talks for unprecedented NATO security guarantee, positioning itself as Israel's key Arab partner in Middle East defence strategy. Diplomatic sources reveal nation preparing for potential Trump administration return.
Primark's secret price promise could get you money back
Discover Primark's little-known price matching policy that allows customers to claim refunds on recently purchased items that have gone on sale. Learn how to spot eligible products and get money back within just two weeks.
Cyprus Hotel's Sunshine Guarantee: Rain = Free Stay
A luxury hotel in Cyprus is making a bold promise to holidaymakers: if it rains for more than three hours a day, you'll get a free stay. Discover how the Amara Hotel's innovative 'Sunshine Guarantee' is revolutionising package holidays.
Trump Slams India's H-1B Visa Fee Surge as 'Fear'
Former US President Donald Trump condemns India's retaliatory hike in H-1B visa fees, framing it as an admission of weakness in the global talent competition. Exclusive analysis.
India-Pakistan Cricket Feud Erupts Over Handshake Snub
Tensions flare between cricket giants India and Pakistan after a controversial handshake incident involving captains Rohit Sharma and Babar Azam, sparking diplomatic concerns and fan fury.
Finland Demands Ironclad NATO Security Against Russia
Finnish President Stubb calls for a 'clear and present' security framework from NATO allies, warning of a decade of heightened Russian aggression and the need to bolster Europe's eastern flank.
Bengaluru's citizens lead fight to save dying lakes
Faced with a severe water crisis, the tech hub of Bengaluru is witnessing a grassroots revolution. Local residents and conservationists are taking lake restoration into their own hands, battling pollution and bureaucracy to secure the city's future.
Labour's Legal Guarantee for Parents on School Curriculum
Labour's Bridget Phillipson unveils plan for legal 'parental guarantee' on school curriculum transparency, aiming to rebuild trust and drive up standards in education.
Trump's Birthday Call to Modi Revives US-India Trade Talks
Former US President Donald Trump reopens dialogue with Indian PM Narendra Modi on his birthday, signalling a potential reset in trade relations and strategic partnership ahead of the US election.
Solo Female Traveller's India Shock: Travel Advisory
A British solo female traveller shares her shocking experience of India's overwhelming chaos, from intense stares to constant haggling, offering crucial advice for women travelling alone.
India-Pakistan Cricket Thaw as Teams Share Historic Handshake
In a significant diplomatic gesture, the Indian and Pakistani cricket teams shared a warm, spontaneous handshake ahead of their high-voltage Asia Cup match, easing recent tensions and showcasing sport's power to bridge divides.
India-Pakistan Asia Cup Clash Threatened After Kashmir Attack
Calls mount for India to boycott the high-voltage Asia Cup cricket match against Pakistan following a deadly terrorist attack on pilgrims in Kashmir, escalating tensions and putting the tournament in jeopardy.
UK Border Police stop brother of jailed Briton in India
Gurpreet Singh Johal, brother of UK citizen detained in India for 8 years, questions why UK Border Police are stopping him as he campaigns for his sibling's release. Exclusive details inside.
British Air India crash survivor vows never to fly again
Exclusive: British national Arjun Nair, the only UK survivor of the Air India Express crash in Kerala, reveals his lifelong trauma and fear of flying after the horrific accident that killed his father and 20 others.
Sole British Air India Bombing Survivor Breaks 38-Year Silence
Exclusive: The only British survivor of the 1985 Air India bombing, which killed 329, shares his harrowing story for the first time, revealing decades of trauma and a fight for recognition.
Air India Denies Boarding to British-Indian in London
A British-Indian woman was barred from an Air India flight from London to India despite holding a valid visa and OCI card, prompting intervention from Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper.
South Asian Nations Protest Modi's 'Hindu India' Comments
Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh have issued formal diplomatic protests to India after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's controversial 'Hindu India' comments, sparking a major regional row over secularism and religious inclusivity.
Australia's Radical 2% Deposit Home Scheme Launches
Australia launches a radical £1.2 billion housing initiative, enabling first-time buyers to purchase with just a 2% deposit. But will this ambitious scheme cool the market or fuel a price surge? Exclusive analysis inside.
Trump Threatens India With Tariffs Over Russian Oil
Former US President Donald Trump's advisors issue a stark warning to India, threatening tariffs if Narendra Modi's government continues purchasing Russian oil, potentially straining US-India relations.
Modi Urges Putin to End Ukraine War in Moscow Meeting
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in a high-stakes visit to Moscow, presses Russian President Vladimir Putin to end the Ukraine conflict, balancing historic ties with a call for diplomacy.
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