King Charles’ alma mater students uncover possible 10th-century church, live without electricity and pump water from 1,000-year-old well

"Energy sourcing based on national interest": MEA on purchase of Russian oil

India's energy sourcing decisions prioritize national interest for its vast population. The nation continues to acquire energy from diversified global sources. New Delhi has conveyed its concerns regarding US sanctions legislation to Washington. India remains determined to protect its trade and economic interests. The government will collaborate with industry bodies on legislative implications.

Psychology says employees who call in sick even when they really need personal leave may be responding to a workplace trust problem

Employees are often conscious of how their managers interpret their choices at work. When asking for time off for a wedding, family obligation, personal appointment or simply a break, they may worry that the reason itself will be questioned, judged or viewed as insufficiently important.

Primary school goes into lockdown after nearby stabbing report turns out to be a false alarm

Children were kept indoors at Radcliffe Primary School as a 'precautionarty measure'

'Kamala? I don’t think she’s into hunting': Trump’s funny pitch to hunters, anglers and outdoorsmen

'I bought two homes by 24 - here's how I did it'

Jacob Waddington from Accrington bought his first two-bed house at 23 for £98,000

Quote of the day by Ambrose Bierce: “Marriage: A household consisting of a master, a mistress, and two slaves, making in all, two."

Ambrose Bierce, an influential American satirist, provided a sharp and ironic perspective on marriage. He notoriously defined it as a trio consisting of a master, a mistress, and two slaves, illustrating the complex dynamics of obligation and dependence inherent in marital relationships. Known for critiquing societal norms, Bierce's unapologetic definitions continue to resonate, while his enigmatic disappearance in Mexico adds a layer of mystery to his literary contributions.

Private financing critical for Viksit Bharat goal: Economic Affairs Secretary

Achieving India's Viksit Bharat vision requires significant private sector investment. Government budgets alone cannot bridge the substantial financing gap needed. Recent sovereign rating upgrades highlight India's growing economic strength and improved business climate. Centre-state partnerships are essential for policy, finance, and implementation efforts. This collaboration will spearhead India's decisive journey towards its future goals.

EuroMillions results: Winning lottery numbers for tonight's £24M draw - Friday, September 18

Live results checker for tonight's EuroMillions draw

Marks and Spencer's 'most bought' £36 autumn dress is 'in demand' for a reason

"Great dress for autumn. Very good price, good length."

Quote of the Day by Phil Collins: “You can’t hurry love…” — What can his words teach us about patience, timing, relationships and letting life unfold?

Quote of the day by Phil Collins offers a grounded lesson about love, patience and mutual effort. Relationships rarely follow the timeline people expect. Some need time to grow, while others demand honest communication and compromise. His words also fit everyday struggles, from waiting for answers to handling uncertainty. The lesson is simple: meaningful things cannot always be rushed.

A 1967 promise to keep space peaceful faces a new test: What happens when satellites become targets? America’s space weapons reveal a new battlefield

The United States has deployed space control weapons, sparking global concerns about an orbital arms race. These systems are designed to defend military forces against hostile actions in space. Disrupting satellites could impact vital civilian services like navigation and communication networks. Existing international treaties do not fully address modern space-based military technologies. This development highlights space's growing importance as a contested military environment.

Man high on 'cocktail of drink and drugs' jailed after Salford school goes into lockdown

"I've had a really bad trip, I need you to help me"