Times of India

England's head coach Brendon McCullum discussed their poor performance in the Champions Trophy, admitting disappointment and the need for improvements. He mentioned meeting ECB officials to plan future strategies and rebuild player confidence. McCullum also indicated upcoming decisions on leadership positions and emphasised learning lessons to enhance England's white ball cricket.

Vicky Kaushal's 'Chhaava' continues to dominate the box office, achieving an impressive collection of Rs 433.50 crore in just 16 days. The film's captivating storyline and stellar performances have driven its success, with the potential for further growth, particularly on weekends and holidays.

The Australian cricket team has left for Dubai, while South Africa plan to leave soon for the Champions Trophy semifinals. Matches are scheduled in Dubai and Lahore, but the exact fixtures depend on India's match against New Zealand. Australia and South Africa aim to maximize training time by traveling early, possibly returning within 24 hours based on final standings.

The United Kingdom and Ukraine have signed a £2.26 billion loan deal to strengthen Ukraine's defence, funded by immobilized Russian assets. This agreement focuses on enhancing Ukraine's domestic weapons production. The deal precedes a major summit on European security, with key leaders in attendance.

A 22-year-old woman Congress worker, Himani Narwal, who participated in Rahul Gandhi's 'Bharat Jodo Yatra', was found dead in a suitcase in Rohtak. Police suspect she was strangled. Former Haryana CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda and Congress MLA Bharat Bhushan Batra have called for an impartial investigation and blamed the state government for rising crime and failing to ensure women's safety.

A Hindu woman in Navi Mumbai delivered a baby girl using a Muslim woman's Aadhaar card for illegal adoption. The Muslim woman abandoned the baby after finding out she's HIV positive, leading to legal actions against both women. Investigations highlight the need for stricter adoption regulations.

An avalanche near the India-China border resulted in four deaths and four missing workers. Rescue efforts, hindered by deep snow and harsh weather, retrieved bodies and saved 47 workers, while the search for the missing continues. Helicopter operations were halted due to snowfall. Nearly 200 personnel are involved in the ongoing rescue operation.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer warmly welcomed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to Downing Street, expressing the UK's unwavering support for Ukraine. Cheered by crowds, Starmer and Zelenskyy emphasized their shared goal of lasting peace based on Ukraine's sovereignty. Zelenskyy expressed gratitude for the UK's support and highlighted his upcoming meeting with King Charles.

A family in Lucknow’s Hussainganj area endured hours of isolation after cyber fraudsters hacked their phones and home devices. The culprits threatened the family by claiming control over their communication and surveillance. An investigation by local police is underway to identify the perpetrators.

The Supreme Court has acquitted a Haryana woman in a 23-year-old murder case, emphasizing that mere suspicion cannot lead to conviction. The prosecution's evidence, including the recovery of an axe, was deemed insufficient to conclusively link her to the crime.