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BCCI, IPL React On British Broadcast Engineer's Death In Mumbai
The IPL Governing Council on Tuesday expressed its deepest condolences on the untimely death of Jan William Langford, a British broadcast engineer who was working with the BCCI for the 2026 edition of the league
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Delhi, Kanpur, Bareilly: Why Do So Many Indian Cities Have A 'Civil Lines'?
Explore the history behind India's many "Civil Lines" areas and uncover how colonial-era design continues to influence modern cities such as Delhi, Kanpur, and Bareilly.
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"Passengers Banging Windows": Flight To Rescue UK Nationals Stuck In Oman
A British government rescue flight from Muscat was grounded after technical issues and long delays forced the pilot into mandatory rest, leaving vulnerable passengers in a highly distressed state.
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British Borrowed Rs 35,000 Over 100 Years Ago. Indian Family Demands It Back
The British Empire once prided itself on being the realm where the sun never set. But in the quiet town of Sehore in Madhya Pradesh, a forgotten piece of paper suggests that even the mighty Empire once needed a sunrise loan from a wealthy local.
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UK Denies Trump's Request To Use Its Key Base For Any Iran Strike: Report
Donald Trump's retraction of support for UK's deal to hand the Chagos Islands to Mauritius comes as the UK government holds off giving permission for him to use the Diego Garcia military base in the archipelago for any possible strike on Iran.
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Larry The Cat: 15 Years Of Purr-litical Influence In United Kingdom
Larry the cat celebrates 15 years on Sunday as the British government's official rodent-catcher and unofficial first feline, a reassuring presence who has served under six prime ministers. Sometimes it seems like they have served under him.
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UK PM Starmer Refuses To Quit As Pressure Builds Over Epstein Files
UK premier Keir Starmer insisted he would not "walk away" on Monday after a prominent ally demanded the prime minister quit for embroiling the British government in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
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Union Budget 2026: The Red Colour And Its Historic Connection With Budget
The association between Budget and the colour red traces its origins to historical practices that shaped the visual identity of the budget file.
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'British FBI' National Police To Fight Complex Crimes
The UK will establish a national police force, dubbed the "British FBI", to tackle the most complex and serious crimes, the government said.
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UK Approves China's Plan For Its Largest Embassy In Europe In London
Britain's government gave approval on Tuesday for China to build its largest embassy in Europe in London, hoping to improve ties with Beijing despite British and US politicians' warnings that it could be used as a base for spying.
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BCCI, IPL React On British Broadcast Engineer's Death In Mumbai
The IPL Governing Council on Tuesday expressed its deepest condolences on the untimely death of Jan William Langford, a British broadcast engineer who was working with the BCCI for the 2026 edition of the league
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Delhi, Kanpur, Bareilly: Why Do So Many Indian Cities Have A 'Civil Lines'?
Explore the history behind India's many "Civil Lines" areas and uncover how colonial-era design continues to influence modern cities such as Delhi, Kanpur, and Bareilly.
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"Passengers Banging Windows": Flight To Rescue UK Nationals Stuck In Oman
A British government rescue flight from Muscat was grounded after technical issues and long delays forced the pilot into mandatory rest, leaving vulnerable passengers in a highly distressed state.
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British Borrowed Rs 35,000 Over 100 Years Ago. Indian Family Demands It Back
The British Empire once prided itself on being the realm where the sun never set. But in the quiet town of Sehore in Madhya Pradesh, a forgotten piece of paper suggests that even the mighty Empire once needed a sunrise loan from a wealthy local.
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UK Denies Trump's Request To Use Its Key Base For Any Iran Strike: Report
Donald Trump's retraction of support for UK's deal to hand the Chagos Islands to Mauritius comes as the UK government holds off giving permission for him to use the Diego Garcia military base in the archipelago for any possible strike on Iran.
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Larry The Cat: 15 Years Of Purr-litical Influence In United Kingdom
Larry the cat celebrates 15 years on Sunday as the British government's official rodent-catcher and unofficial first feline, a reassuring presence who has served under six prime ministers. Sometimes it seems like they have served under him.
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UK PM Starmer Refuses To Quit As Pressure Builds Over Epstein Files
UK premier Keir Starmer insisted he would not "walk away" on Monday after a prominent ally demanded the prime minister quit for embroiling the British government in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
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Union Budget 2026: The Red Colour And Its Historic Connection With Budget
The association between Budget and the colour red traces its origins to historical practices that shaped the visual identity of the budget file.
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'British FBI' National Police To Fight Complex Crimes
The UK will establish a national police force, dubbed the "British FBI", to tackle the most complex and serious crimes, the government said.
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UK Approves China's Plan For Its Largest Embassy In Europe In London
Britain's government gave approval on Tuesday for China to build its largest embassy in Europe in London, hoping to improve ties with Beijing despite British and US politicians' warnings that it could be used as a base for spying.
