Earl Spencer's third wife (who won't give up her Countess title) has used some of her divorce settlement to buy a £3.6million mansion just 10 miles from his Althorp estate

Vande Bharat races across Chenab Bridge at 100 kmph following increase in permitted speed

Earl Spencer's third wife (who won't give up her Countess title) has used some of her divorce settlement to buy a £3.6million mansion just 10 miles from his Althorp estate

When Karen, Countess Spencer, announced that following the breakdown of her 13-year marriage, she had a new house, little did people know it was so close to her marital home.

Won't be surprised if X handle taken down: Abhijeet Dipke after post thanking Mamata restricted

Abhijeet Dipke expressed concerns about his X handle potentially being removed following a restricted post. He thanked former Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee for her support of the Cockroach movement. Banerjee's endorsement came during a recent protest demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The Cockroach Janata Party plans a peaceful protest at Jantar Mantar on October 10 if demands are not met.

Kyle Sandilands' massive country estate which remains unsold at $5million despite price slash hits another snag - as luxury developers launch civil lawsuit against him

Kyle Sandilands massive country estate which remains unsold at $5M despite price slash hits another snag - as luxury boutique developers take civil court suit against terminated radio king.

Puducherry's Thattanchavady constituency goes to bypoll on Oct 6; 11 in fray

A byelection is set for October 6 in the Thattanchavady Assembly constituency of Puducherry, following AINRC leader N Rangasamy's decision to vacate his previous seat for another area. The party has nominated former legislator Ashok Anand, enjoying support from various political groups. The competition includes candidates from DMK, CPI, and Congress, all vying for votes. Election results will be revealed on October 9, with campaign activities already in full swing.

Xi Jinping's 'unusual' demands of Trump during his US visit are revealed including 'secret' West Wing room for him and his wife... as telling concerns from aides offer rare glimpse of Chinese leader's problems

The President appeared to get along famously with the Communist Chinese leader during his time in DC, but behind the scenes there was reportedly a list of unprecedented requests.

Trump rules out US diesel export ban

Donald Trump said the US will not impose a diesel export ban after European countries agreed to release more fuel into the market to ease supply pressures. The move comes alongside a coordinated G7 release of 100 million barrels of crude and fuel products, including a large initial tranche of diesel, as tight refined-product supplies continue to strain global energy markets.

IAF chief hints at foreign fifth-gen fighter option if AMCA is delayed, cites Russia's Su-57 offer

IAF chief Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh has indicated that India could examine foreign fifth-generation fighter options if the indigenous AMCA programme is delayed. Russia has offered its Su-57 fighter, although Singh said no decision has been taken. The IAF is also seeking to expand its fighter fleet as squadron strength remains below the authorised level.

Urgent measles warning for Sydney after infected patient visits popular spots including Kmart

Sydney has been put on alert after a person with measles visited several popular locations while infectious, including a Kmart store in Narellan.

Supreme Court seeks explanation after trial judge offers unsolicited advice on granting bail

The Supreme Court is disturbed by a trial judge's unsolicited advice about bail jurisprudence. After rejecting a bail petition, the top court ordered the trial court to conclude proceedings within three months. The trial judge requested additional time to finish the trial and included unsolicited advice in the communication. The Supreme Court emphasised that it is not the judge's role to advise on bail matters or timeline.

Supreme Court seeks explanation after trial judge offers unsolicited advice on granting bail

The Supreme Court is disturbed by a trial judge's unsolicited advice about bail jurisprudence. After rejecting a bail petition, the top court ordered the trial court to conclude proceedings within three months. The trial judge requested additional time to finish the trial and included unsolicited advice in the communication. The Supreme Court emphasised that it is not the judge's role to advise on bail matters or timeline.

Why will Prince Harry be 'quaking in his boots' over news of a film following life of one of the late Queen's most trusted confidantes? CHARLOTTE GRIFFITHS claims Angela Kelly witnessed Tiaragate 'incident' the Sussexes are 'praying' never comes out

In the controversial memoir, the Prince branded Kelly a 'troublemaker' who he did not appreciate having his grandmother's ear.