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Prince Harry and other celebrities lost privacy lawsuits against the Daily Mail publisher. The High Court dismissed their claims, stating unlawful information acquisition was not proven. Associated Newspapers called the verdict an overwhelming victory for its journalists. Harry has pursued multiple legal cases against British media publishers. He previously won a case against the Daily Mirror publisher.

Speaking on TOI Sports' Bombay Sports Exchange Podcast, de Villiers said the growing appeal of T20 cricket could influence young players like Sooryavanshi when deciding the direction of their careers.

Hardeep Singh Puri dismissed social media claims about E20 petrol as misinterpretation. He stated that compatible vehicles and manufacturers report no significant issues. India has used E15 fuel for over three years and E20 since last April. Tests for E25 fuel are ongoing and will involve stakeholder consultations. The government defends the ethanol program for its economic and environmental benefits.

The Enforcement Directorate has unveiled a detailed charge sheet implicating three suspects: Srikrishna Ramesh, Robin Khandelwal, and Sunish Hegde. Ramesh allegedly orchestrated hacks, manipulating cryptocurrency exchanges and government systems to siphon off vast amounts. Hegde is accused of funding these operations and extorting from gaming platforms, while Khandelwal served as the financial link, laundering the illicit virtual assets.

Norway striker Erling Haaland is making headlines not only for his performances at the FIFA World Cup 2026 but also for a meme that has taken over social media once again. Football fans across X, Instagram and TikTok have been comparing the Manchester City star to Dragon Ball Z villain Majin Buu, especially the Super Buu version.

Jim Reid of Deutsche Bank sees AI boosting productivity significantly over time. He believes historical innovation shows technology ultimately creates more jobs. Businesses will need years to fully integrate AI for maximum benefits. Investors are watching AI infrastructure spending and semiconductor stock performance. Reid acknowledges potential market risks but points to long-term human innovation.

Portugal's FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign concluded with a Round of 16 loss to Spain. Cristiano Ronaldo's illustrious World Cup career ended without the coveted trophy. Indian pacer Mohammed Siraj shared an emotional tribute to his idol on social media. Spain secured a quarterfinal spot with a dramatic late goal in the ninety-first minute. This defeat marked the end of Portugal's tournament and Ronaldo's final World Cup chapter.

A devastating landslide near the Wayanad tunnel construction site has claimed lives and injured several people. Rescue operations are ongoing for those still missing after the mudslide near Meenakshi Bridge. Videos captured the terrifying moments as mud and debris rushed downhill, engulfing vehicles. The state government alleges contractors ignored repeated safety warnings regarding excavated soil. Opposition leaders are calling for a thorough investigation into potential criminal negligence.

Investigators are exploring the shocking possibility that Siya Goyal married Chetan Chaudhary in secret prior to her fiancé's mysterious death. Digital evidence indicates that this clandestine union took place months ahead of the tragic event. Despite planning her wedding with her fiancé, Goyal was allegedly orchestrating the murder. Authorities are scrutinizing her social media activity for potential evidence, leading to dramatic developments in the case surrounding the suspected secret marriage.

Roger Federer remained in the Royal Box watching Wimbledon matches until late. Arthur Fery expressed surprise at seeing the tennis legend watching his contest. Fery's victory secured his place in the Wimbledon quarter-finals against Flavio Cobolli. Alexander Zverev's match against Jiri Lehecka was also ongoing that evening. Other notable attendees included Billie Jean King and Alessia Russo.

NATO members are discussing defense spending at the Ankara summit amid US pressure. European nations and Canada have increased defense budgets since 2017. Four countries are developing a new financing model to speed up defense investments. Another proposal involves a bank to fund defense and security initiatives. These efforts aim to strengthen collective defense and support Ukraine's resistance.

Montreal's search for offensive help has naturally expanded into the trade market, bringing Rickard Rakell into the conversation after Elliotte Friedman's latest report. The veteran winger remains productive and carries a team-friendly contract, making him an appealing option on paper. However, his age, Pittsburgh's expected asking price, Montreal's long-term roster strategy, and Rakell's limited trade protection all complicate negotiations. At this stage, the connection appears to reflect routine due diligence rather than an indication that a deal is imminent, with other win-now contenders arguably better positioned to complete a trade.

Economists say that the world’s fastest growing economy may even end up clocking a 7% GDP growth number this year. But, domestically a poor monsoon caused by El Nino is painting a grim picture for inflation. Is the worst really over for the Indian economy?

Ukraine’s forces executed drone strikes that targeted eight Russian fuel tankers during the night. These tankers were supposedly supplying fuel to Crimea in the Sea of Azov. The operation aimed to impede Russian military supply routes and logistics. This move is a continuation of a series of Ukrainian assaults on Crimea's infrastructure, which has led to significant fuel shortages on the peninsula.

Chinese officials are discussing restricting overseas access to advanced artificial intelligence models. These talks involve major technology firms like Alibaba and ByteDance. The government views cutting-edge AI as a strategic national asset amid global competition. Discussions also covered strengthening legal protections for proprietary AI technology. This move follows China's increasing global traction in the AI sector.

Atlanta stages a blockbuster World Cup clash between Lionel Messi and Mohamed Salah, with only one advancing. Messi, 39, already a world champion, has seven goals in four matches, a record eight straight World Cup scoring games, and 124 goals in 203 Argentina appearances. Salah, 34, Egypt's talisman, has 66 goals in 118 caps and has led the Pharaohs to Cup milestones.

Belgium outplayed the hosts to book a place in the quarter-finals, with Charles De Ketelaere scoring twice and setting up another goal.