A woman passenger attacked a Surat BRTS bus driver on Saturday. She allegedly grabbed his collar and struck him on the head with her mobile phone. The driver sustained a head injury. The incident occurred because the driver had refused to stop the bus midway the previous day. The woman was reportedly enraged by his refusal.
Under Michael Carrick, Old Trafford will have to go through a process of deAmorimisation – but there is a lopsided look to a squad that requires another rebuilding job
Thiaw later apologised and said his decision to call his players into the dressing room was made in the heat of the moment
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Returning to work in January can feel brutal, but impulsively throwing in the towel isn’t always the best plan. There are simple techniques you can use to decide whether you should stick or quit, says Helen Coffey, who talks to experts about the best times to make that call (spoiler alert: it is never Blue Monday)
A few years ago, Peter Claffey was playing rugby professionally in Ireland. Now his towering stature is being put to good use as the aptly-named Ser Duncan the Tall in ‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’. He talks to Tom Murray about sport versus acting, being ‘a complete nerd’ and his struggles with severe anxiety
Winter is long and money is tight, but that doesn’t mean dinner should be dull. In this month’s Budget Bites, we’re bringing you cheap, comforting recipes that make the most of humble ingredients and cosy flavours – without compromise
Influential meeting takes place as Europe scrambles to respond to Donald Trump’s latest tariff threats
Global markets face a tense week as investors navigate a mix of political, monetary, and corporate developments. The World Economic Forum in Davos (Jan 19–23), with leaders including U.S. President Trump, will spotlight geopolitics, trade, and AI. In the U.S., the Supreme Court will hear a case tied to Trump’s attempt to remove Fed board member Lisa Cook, raising concerns about political pressure on the central bank amid heightened scrutiny of interest rate policy.
Salty plans to deploy the capital to expand into new product categories such as watches, sunglasses, scarves, belts and bag charms. The funds will also be used to strengthen its core team, scale its presence across ecommerce and quick commerce platforms, and set up its first flagship store.
