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UK Newspaper The Telegraph Set For US Ownership
British right-wing newspaper The Telegraph has agreed a takeover by US investment group RedBird Capital Partners, ending a two-year saga marked by UK government intervention over press freedoms.
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"False, Ill-Informed...": Apollo Hospitals Rubbishes "Cash For Kidneys" Report
Apollo Hospitals has denied a British media report claiming the Indraprastha Apollo Hospital in Delhi is at the centre of an international "cash for kidneys" racket that sees poor people from Myanmar sell their organs for Rs 80-90 lakh each.
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Barclay Family Regains Control Of UK's Telegraph Group After Debt Repaid
The Barclay family, owner of Telegraph Media Group, has repaid a £1.2-billion bank debt, lender Lloyds said Monday, paving the way for a possible sale to an Abu Dhabi-backed fund.
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Nirav Modi Spotted In London, Has Started New Diamond Business: Report
Fugitive Billionaire Nirav Modi was seen walking on a street in London's West End by a reporter of the British newspaper The Telegraph. In a two-minute clip shared by the newspaper, the billionaire, who is wanted in India in a Rs 13,000 crore bank fraud case, said "no comments" at least six times to questions ranging from how long he planned to sta...
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Train Gunman: Islamic Extremist or Homeless Misfit?
Who exactly is Ayoub El Khazzani, the heavily-armed Moroccan man who was wrestled to the ground by passengers in a crowded high-speed train in France, potentially averting a bloodbath.
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Harrison Ford: Indiana Jones could return with a great movie
Legendary actor Harrison Ford says he would not mind embarking on another adventure as fictional archaeologist Indiana Jones in a new film.
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Spice Girls reunite to launch musical
Former band Spice Girls reunited for the first time in four years today as they launched a stage musical Viva Forever inspired by their pop careers.
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Email forces Cameron to reshoot 'Titanic' 3D scene
James Cameron reshot a scene of his Titanic 3D venture after an astronomer pointed out that the stars were in the wrong place as the ship sank.
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UK Newspaper The Telegraph Set For US Ownership
British right-wing newspaper The Telegraph has agreed a takeover by US investment group RedBird Capital Partners, ending a two-year saga marked by UK government intervention over press freedoms.
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"False, Ill-Informed...": Apollo Hospitals Rubbishes "Cash For Kidneys" Report
Apollo Hospitals has denied a British media report claiming the Indraprastha Apollo Hospital in Delhi is at the centre of an international "cash for kidneys" racket that sees poor people from Myanmar sell their organs for Rs 80-90 lakh each.
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Barclay Family Regains Control Of UK's Telegraph Group After Debt Repaid
The Barclay family, owner of Telegraph Media Group, has repaid a £1.2-billion bank debt, lender Lloyds said Monday, paving the way for a possible sale to an Abu Dhabi-backed fund.
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Nirav Modi Spotted In London, Has Started New Diamond Business: Report
Fugitive Billionaire Nirav Modi was seen walking on a street in London's West End by a reporter of the British newspaper The Telegraph. In a two-minute clip shared by the newspaper, the billionaire, who is wanted in India in a Rs 13,000 crore bank fraud case, said "no comments" at least six times to questions ranging from how long he planned to sta...
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Train Gunman: Islamic Extremist or Homeless Misfit?
Who exactly is Ayoub El Khazzani, the heavily-armed Moroccan man who was wrestled to the ground by passengers in a crowded high-speed train in France, potentially averting a bloodbath.
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Harrison Ford: Indiana Jones could return with a great movie
Legendary actor Harrison Ford says he would not mind embarking on another adventure as fictional archaeologist Indiana Jones in a new film.
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Spice Girls reunite to launch musical
Former band Spice Girls reunited for the first time in four years today as they launched a stage musical Viva Forever inspired by their pop careers.
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Email forces Cameron to reshoot 'Titanic' 3D scene
James Cameron reshot a scene of his Titanic 3D venture after an astronomer pointed out that the stars were in the wrong place as the ship sank.
