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Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant are set to tie the knot on Sunday, July 14, in Mumbai. Among their guests are global celebrities like Kim and Khloe Kardashian, Priyanka Chopra, Shah Rukh Khan and Aishwarya Rai-Bachchan.
According to shocking results from a recent poll conducted by YouGov, the UK's Conservative Party may be hurtling towards a historic wipe out in the upcoming general election.
Theresa Dawes, a 59-year-old nanny from Zimbabwe, was thrilled to join the Johnson family at their Oxfordshire mansion to help with their newborn.
Some of the more interesting things that happened on this day.
Some of the more interesting things that happened on this day.
Significant and interesting snippets of news, with a South African angle, from this day in history
Significant and interesting snippets of news, with a South African angle, from this day in history
The Report Card on democracy over the last decade, even Madiba splendid in his eternal optimism would have lamented that there have been few cheers about its progress globally.
The UK Parliament's Privileges Committee investigating the former prime minister's ‘Partygate’ scandal found that he misled lawmakers.
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's Conservatives must now fight three by-elections in constituencies vacated by Boris Johnson over the Covid ‘Partygate scandal’, his ally Nadine Dorries and Nigel Adams, a former minister.
Police officers arrested a man in connection with a drunk driving incident in city of Groningen at the weekend, only to find out that his driver's licence named him as the former British prime minister.
Former England soccer captain Gary Lineker has been taken off air by the BBC after his comments on Britain's migration policy sparked a furious row between the government and the corporation's highest paid presenter.
The South African flag on the Moon, the man who saved Johannesburg, and a love for booze brings down a government. These are just some of the weird and wonderful things we highlight that happened today in history
1552 The low-lying Dutch west coast is hit by a heavy storm, hundreds of people are killed. 1907 Britain grants ‘responsible’ government to its former colony, Transvaal. 1913 After using various other pseudonyms over the years, Josef Dzhugashvili signs himself as Stalin (‘man of steel’) in a letter to the paper, Social Democrat.
These latest satiric annuals are bound to tickle your funny bone as you laugh out loud at this crazy but beloved country of ours
Sunak had first argued that ‘pressing domestic commitments’ would keep him away from COP27 in the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh.
Sunak will become the country's youngest leader in modern times - and its third in less than two months - as he takes over during one of the most turbulent eras in British political history.
Sunak, 42, a Hindu, will be the UK's first prime minister of colour after the premiership of Liz Truss imploded after just 44 days.
Rishi Sunak will become Britain's next prime minister after he won the race to lead the Conservative Party.
British politician Rishi Sunak was on Monday elected Conservative leader and will become the next prime minister.
Just weeks after failing in a first attempt to lead the ruling Tories, Sunak could cap a stunning reversal in fortunes by winning the leadership.
OPINION: Economic adversity, which pushed Truss in the wrong direction, may force her successor to chart a different course, writes Sebastian Mallaby.
The UK's ruling party was forced into its second leadership contest in quick succession after Truss announced she was quitting after just 44 tempestuous days in office.
In what would be an extraordinary comeback, Johnson, who was ousted by lawmakers just over three months ago, was running high up the ranks alongside Sunak to be crowned the next prime minister.