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Hanging by a Wire: Mohammed Ali Naqvi revisits Pakistan's cable car rescue
Six children and two adults stranded in a cable car above a deep valley in Pakistan on August 22, 2023
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Nagarjuna’s 'King 100' and Shah Rukh Khan’s 'King' set for Christmas box office clash

The Indian clash would be big enough on its own

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"Let’s not let it detain us": Richard Osman devastated as Netflix ruined his masterpiece

The adaptation also received a mixed critical response, with The Independent awarding it two stars

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The heartbreaking reason Andrew Garfield’s epic new role in 'The Uprising' is already facing backlash

The Uprising has found itself at the centre of an unexpected controversy

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“I went through hell”: Orry on the fallout that ended his friendship with Sara Ali Khan

He recalled being told that he would come out of the situation stronger

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Shashank Sharma's Edinburgh debut comes with a bigger message about representation

The partially blind actor believes disabled performers should be cast across all genres

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Christie’s Kiran Nadar exhibition offers unique panorama of Indian art

The Meeting Ground scenes from the KNMA Collection

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The 70-year mystery of Bangalore's lost mental health paintings finally solved

Dr Sridevi Sira-Mahalingappa and Derek Tracy at the Manasa Chitra exhibition at the Bethlem Museum of the Mind

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New mothers are expected to move on, but thousands could still be living with birth trauma

An evidence review by doctors specialising in women's health at the University of East Anglia estimates that more than 15,000 women a year across the UK could have childbirth-related post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) that is not identified or treated. The researchers say the true number could be considerably higher.

Almost six years later, health workers are still carrying the burden of COVID-19

Medical workers are seen wearing personal protective equipment as they interview residents queueing for free COVID-19 swab testing at a basketball court on August 6, 2020 in Navotas city, Metro Manila, Philippines. President Rodrigo Duterte has reimposed a strict lockdown in capital Manila and surrounding provinces as the country continues to struggle with rising coronavirus infections which has breached 100,000 cases. Duterte's move came after nearly 100 medical organizations representing 80,000 doctors and a million nurses called for tighter controls and warned that the country's health systems has been overwhelmed by the surge of cases and are close to collapsing as health workers fall ill or resign out of fear and exhaustion.

UK households could save up to £110 a year with new plug-in solar rules

The government estimates that these small systems could provide as much as 20 per cent of an average home's electricity use and save households up to £110 a year.

More than 6 in 10 Asian women missed cervical screening in a UK study. Now NHS is bringing the test home

A UCL study published in the British Journal of Cancer, which looked at women from Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Caribbean, African and White British backgrounds, found striking differences in non-attendance.

Tropical Sun

While the Spice Girls encouraged Britain to “spice up your life”, Tropical Sun was quite literally helping shoppers do just that.

The air we breathe may be harming more than just our lungs, global study finds

Researchers analysed cancer and air pollution data from 952 locations between 2000 and 2020, covering a total of 109 million cancer cases.