A retired decorator from Surrey has sold 41 complete Pokemon card sets for £1.56 million (approximately Rs 18.5 crore), nearly six times the auction house’s £270,000 (approximately Rs 3.2 crore) estimate. The collection had remained in his attic for 15 years before a newspaper report about a valuable Pokemon card prompted him to seek a valuation. One set he originally bought for around £300 (approximately Rs 35,500) later fetched £75,000 (approximately Rs 89 lakh).

Armed police rushed to the scene near ear the Royal Artillery Barracks just after 8pm last night.

Shaun Newton has been jailed for life

India's foreign exchange reserves fell by $5 billion to reach $721.02 billion for the week ending October 16. Previously, reserves declined by $8.578 billion to an amount of $726.027 billion. The decline in reserves reflects ongoing economic conditions impacting forex stability within the country. This trend indicates a continued volatility in India's foreign exchange market and its implications for the economy.

At just 30 years old, S Meghana has chosen to retire from all forms of cricket, reflecting on her valuable journey within the sport. She made her international debut for India in T20 matches in 2016 and transitioned to ODIs in 2022. Grateful for her experiences, Meghana plans to nurture future talent and remain active in the cricket community, having also played in three Women's Premier League seasons.

Wang Yi holds talks with Foreign Minister of Congo on bilateral ties

'Half a Quilt' story inspires local development 90 years on

What happens after people are lifted out of poverty in China?

No longer living in a shanty town, Zhang Biyun set off firecrackers and danced with her family to celebrate their first Spring Festival in their new home in Cangxia Community, Fuzhou.

An ‘old-school’ butcher is ‘so proud’ after his sausage made with dried hops and ale was named as one of the UK’s top bangers.