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01.06 / 04:11
MET Yellow Chanel love Cartier Features When royalty met Rolls-Royce: Indian maharajas' love affair with luxury
Rolls-Royce. Epitomizing the lifestyle of "champagne wishes and caviar dreams," these royals embodied Coco Chanel's notion of luxury—where true extravagance begins after necessity ends. Take, for instance, Maharaja Bhupinder Singh of Patiala in the 1920s, who commissioned Cartier to create a lavish necklace featuring the seventh-largest polished diamond in the world, a rare 234.65 carat yellow cushion-cut De Beers diamond, weighing around 1,000 carats in total.
31.05 / 22:13
Williams security Strategy wellness country 2020 travelers Controversy erupts over Nigeria visit of Prince Harry and Meghan Markel? Did the breach protocol?
Prince Harry and Meghan Markel’s recent visit to Nigeria may have been successful but it has only raised several questions about its purpose, protocol and other matters. While the visit was a PR success, it may have created tense moments for the members of the British diplomatic service and the security establishment. It is well known that such visits generally tend to create diplomatic incidents in the host country if they aren’t handled properly. Prince Harry and Meghan Markel, who were working royals before they decided to step down in 2020, visited countries at the invitation of the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO). Since they aren’t part of any of the royal duties anymore, the officials from the FCO heaved a sigh of relief. If otherwise, it would have given the local British diplomatic establishment which is an Embassy/High Commission, a headache as it becomes their responsibility to handle all issues arising from protocol, security, media and planning the entire visit.
31.05 / 22:13
Citi Career Barcelona show testing travelers rights 14-time winners Real Madrid stand between Dortmund and a fairytale Champions League campaign
Borussia Dortmund face the acid test after a fairytale run to Saturday's Champions League final as a star-studded Real Madrid roll into Wembley expecting to be crowned European champions for a 15th time. No club can come close to the Spanish giants' success in the competition and they are strong favourites against a Dortmund side that have beaten the odds just to make it to London. Madrid's habit of somehow getting over the line when it matters in the Champions League has been exemplified in their run to the final.
31.05 / 18:47
UPS MET Williams Duke Flushing Prince William, King Charles came ‘ready for a fight’ during a secret meeting with Prince Harry
Charles’ intervention with a heartfelt plea. Recalling the situation, the Duke of Sussex wrote, “It got so heated that Pa raised his hands.
31.05 / 16:57
Booking Waters Pool Food DISH bowling The molecular magic of flavored oils
One of the most delicious things I’ve eaten so far this year was a creamy soup made from sorrel, a lemony-sharp green leaf that is hard to get hold of unless you grow it yourself. Sorrel soup is a specialty at Castle Farm, Midford, a restaurant in the English countryside near the town of Bath, and when my companions and I took our first spoonfuls, our eyes widened. The soup itself was creamy and smooth: think Vichyssoise, only warm, not cold.
31.05 / 15:43
UPS Netflix show audience stars reports Eric Season 2: Will Benedict Cumberbatch’s crime drama return for a second chapter?
crime drama «Eric,» starring Benedict Cumberbatch, has captivated audiences with its intense storyline and complex characters. As viewers reach the series finale, questions arise about the factual basis of the narrative and the possibility of a second season. Here's what we know about the show's origins and future prospects.
31.05 / 15:43
Research country International cricket Sporting Over 40 pc ads in Cricket World Cup 2023 promoted smokeless tobacco brands: Study
Cricket World Cup 2023 were surrogate promotion of smokeless tobacco brands, according to a study that has called for a complete ban on promoting tobacco products in all sports. According to the study conducted by a group of experts from the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) and Vital Strategies, of the total 41.3 per cent surrogate advertisements of smokeless tobacco (SLT) brands, 39.9 per cent were telecast during India's matches and 37.8 per cent during matches featuring one or both teams from South Asia (Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Pakistan and Sri Lanka). Cardamom was the main product promoted through such advertisements. «Two SLT brands, Vimal and Kamla Pasand, contributed to the surrogate SLT advertisements. While the promotion of the Vimal brand was entirely led by prominent Bollywood celebrities, former cricketers led the surrogate advertisements for Kamla Pasand,» the study that was published in the British Medical Journal in May said.
31.05 / 13:13
song techno 'Rishi Sunak, who?': Blogger asks clueless Americans about the UK PM; Netizens question 'future of USA'
A post shared by Simon Brodkin (@simonbrodkin)Netizens' reactions were even more hilarious, with one user commenting, “Bro thought Sunak is Tunak Tunak."Another sarcastically commented, "How do they not know that Rishi Sunak is the one who sang the most viral 'tunak tunak tun tanana" song! This is just not acceptable."Several netizens questioned the future of America, saying “Future of America seems great (laughing emoji)."“My chicken have more brain cells than the whole American population," another said.Another user said, “No wonder Biden wants illegal immigrants!"Laughing at the replies, a user said, “Rishi Sunak need to become a techno DJ now." Another added, “'What is that' dying."“Pray for America," one user commented.A few netizens even supported the Americans, saying that the UK keeps changing its PM every now and then.“You've had 36 prime ministers in the past 13 months. How can anyone keep up?" one user commented.“To be fair, you keep changing them like socks," another added.
31.05 / 12:57
UPS Target Death wellness War reports Houthi rebels say at least 16 killed and 42 others wounded in joint US-British airstrikes in Yemen
Joint British-U.S. airstrikes targeting Yemen’s Houthi rebels killed at least 16 people and wounded 42 others
31.05 / 11:05
markets Ground Rents Income postpones accounts following leasehold reform
The trust will have until 30 September 2024 to publish its 30 September 2023 accounts, it revealed in a stock exchange notice today (31 May). GRIO received the extension following the introduction of the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024, which passed on 24 May 2024. Ground Rents Income to propose 'orderly' wind-up and revised continuation vote The legislation is part of the government's work to reform the UK's leasehold and freehold system. As a result, market activity was paused in November 2023 due to the government's consultation on the Act, which negatively impacted va...
31.05 / 09:53
Aware Death DRC trends country social reports Why 'All Eyes on Congo’ is trending now on social media after ‘All Eyes on Rafah’?
social media trend, a new movement, 'All eyes on Congo,' is gaining momentum online. This campaign aims to highlight the severe humanitarian crisis and ongoing violence in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Social media users are sharing compelling videos and photos to raise awareness about the dire situation in this conflict-ridden Central African country.
31.05 / 09:27
markets CT UK High Income board praises 'sensible and pragmatic' manager as trust posts outperformance
This compared to the total return of the FTSE All-Share index of 8.4% over the period. B share price total return, however, underperformed at 5.5%. In its annual results published today (31 May), chair Andrew Watkins praised portfolio manager David Moss for his «sensible and pragmatic approach», after taking on the role in July 2023. CT UK High Income trust replaces portfolio manager Watkins explained Moss has «fine-tuned» the trust's portfolio in the last ten months to «take account of changing market conditions and sentiment» and generated an increase in dividends – for the eleve...
31.05 / 07:53
markets Digital Platform Mobile Software electronic Tata Motors embracing structural shifts from a position of strength and confidence: N Chandrasekaran
Tata Motors business units’ next phase of growth will encompass focussing on market beating growth, improving margins, and enhancing customer experience in the current year, N Chandrasekaran, chairman Tata Motors, wrote in a letter to the shareholders in the company’s 79th annual report. With the turnaround the company is embracing the structural shifts which includes an irreversible move to green mobility, rebalancing of supply chains to achieve resiliency digital acceleration with Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning becoming mainstream, from a position of strength and confidence. The company’s UK subsidiary, Jaguar Land Rover, which delivered record operational performance in the year gone by, “will continue to double down on its journey to become a premium luxury OEM, deliver strong revenue growth, improve profitability further, drive positive free cash flows, focus on enhanced customer love and continue to invest in products and technologies,” wrote Chandrasekaran. Over the next three years, JLR plans to launch a raft of new models in the internal combustion engine and electric vehicle segments.
31.05 / 06:27
SEC Bank of England SEC’s Hester Peirce Recommends US-UK Cooperation on Digital Securities Sandbox
US Securities and Exchange Commissioner Hester Peirce is pushing for a collaborative digital securities sandbox between the US and the Bank of England. This initiative would allow businesses to test innovative financial tools in a controlled environment.
31.05 / 00:29
UPS Provident Platform Fighting Bill social Next UK government should make Big Tech pay to fight scams - UK Finance
Authorised Push Payment fraud has soared in recent years, with UK losses of more than $500 million last year. To tackle this, regulators are rolling out new rules for the banking industry that, from October, will see the vast majority of money lost to APP frauds reimbursed to victims. However, UK banks have long been campaigning for big tech, social media and telcos to take more responsibility for fraud that originates from their platforms.
30.05 / 16:49
COST Booking Trade performer reports Interviews Are Tata Steel's Europe operations close to a turnaround?
Tata Steel Ltd will start generating operating profit from the latter half of this financial year, managing director T.V. Narendran said, once its blast furnaces are shut and the unit begins processing crude steel imported from India and the Netherlands. The company’s Dutch unit, also in the red in the March quarter, will turn an operating profit in the current quarter as full-scale production has resumed after lengthy maintenance work, Narendran said in an interview.
30.05 / 14:27
Digital film Bill Synopsys audience stars reports The First Omen release date: When and where to watch on streaming in US and UK
horror movie was well-received by the audience and the fans have been waiting for its release on digital and streaming. As per a report by Collider, fans will not have to wait anymore and can watch the movie from the comfort of their homes.
30.05 / 12:21
Target Cooper Action Cybercrime Justice infection International Massive international police operation takes down ransomware networks, arrests 4
Police coordinated by the European Union’s justice agency have taken down computer networks responsible for spreading ransomware via infected emails
30.05 / 12:21
markets DOW Trade track reports Stock market today: European shares open higher after retreat in Asia
Shares have opened higher in Europe after a retreat in Asia
30.05 / 12:21
CEO Football wellness stake Red Bull adds to soccer portfolio by buying minority stake in English club Leeds
Red Bull has bought a minority stake in English soccer club Leeds in a deal that will also see the energy drink company become the team’s shirt sponsor next season
30.05 / 08:59
UPS Man Universities country social reports Rishi Sunak wears expensive TUMI bag during campaign in one of UK's poorest areas, netizens say 'rich man owns...'
₹79,497). Sunak took his expensive Tumi bag to one of the country's poorest areas during his campaign trial.Also Read: Rishi Sunak says 'don’t have to go to university to succeed in life', netizens react 'just marry billionaire'His backpack was monogrammed with his initials ‘RS’.

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