Eisen Vir Raganit is behind bars

Notorious underworld figure Paul Ferris has died aged 62 at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow yesterday after being admitted two days earlier.

Flour prices in Peshawar have sharply increased, leading to significant rises in roti prices as well. Bakers have reportedly raised the price of a 50-gram roti by 50%, exacerbating public anger. The government claims to be supplying subsidized flour, yet it remains scarce in the open market. Authorities are monitoring dealers amidst accusations of an artificial shortage in the region.

Greenland sharks can live for more than 400 years, but scientists once believed the deep-sea giants were functionally blind because of their cloudy eyes and parasites. A new study has challenged that assumption, finding healthy retinal tissue and visual proteins adapted to the dim Arctic depths. Researchers say the findings could offer clues into how the eyes resist age-related damage and potentially help scientists better understand human vision loss.

Closing the party's conference in Birmingham, Kemi Badenoch insisted no family properties would be subject to inheritance tax - and there will also be a million pound allowance not subject to the levy.

It lays down eligibility criteria, incentives and the support to be extended by the State government for setting up campuses

The Northern Care Alliance said the Trust is "committed to finding a resolution" for staff

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent once grew so enraged over the way his daily briefing book was laid out that he grabbed the binder and hurled it at a wall.

Initial results from the world’s first two working nuclear clocks indicate that China’s timepiece is about six times as stable as the one in Vienna, according to papers published this week by the journal Nature. The clocks were developed independently but both the Chinese team, led by Tsinghua University in Beijing, and the researchers at Vienna’s TU Wien used thorium-229 nuclei embedded in crystals to keep time by the steady rhythm of the atom’s core, rather than the electrons whirling around...

A giant tunnel-boring machine has completed a 2.2km beneath the River Thames between Kent and Essex ahead of schedule.