Known for her impeccable fashion sense, the Duchess of Cambridge faced a relatable fashion mishap during a recent royal engagement, showcasing her down-to-earth side,...

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood criticized individuals participating in pro-Palestine demonstrations following the recent incident at a synagogue in Manchester. She expressed disappointment in their actions, labeling them as "un-British" and "dishonorable". The attack on the synagogue resulted in the deaths of Adrian Daulby, 53, and Melvin Cravitz, 66, with three others sustaining severe injuries. Numerous people gathered in London and various cities across the UK to protest after a Gaza-bound aid flotilla was intercepted, leading to the detention of those onboard, including activist Greta Thunberg. Mahmood emphasized her disapproval of the protests, stating that the timing was inappropriate given the ongoing issues. She urged for empathy towards the grieving community and criticized the lack of solidarity...

Australia cricket great Glenn McGrath has been removed as a commentator by ABC due to his association with a betting company. Known for his outstanding career as a fast bowler, McGrath has been a familiar face at the Ashes matches in recent times. Having claimed 563 wickets in 124 Test matches for Australia, the 55-year-old was a formidable opponent for England in the Ashes series, securing victory in six Ashes campaigns with Australia. Despite his absence from ABC's commentary team, McGrath will still be part of the BBC Test Match Special crew. ABC confirmed the decision to part ways with McGrath for the Ashes series in a statement, citing his upcoming collaboration with Bet365 as the reason...