After waiting for months, we finally know the title of Hrithik Roshan and Tiger Shroff’s next. The movie has been titled WAR and the makers have dropped the teaser of the film. From the day the film was announced the makers were calling it HrithikvsTiger as the two actors will be seen against each other in the film. We surely have a lot of expectations from the movie and the teaser promises that we won’t be disappointed.
While Hrithik and Tiger are against each other in the film, even on Twitter we are loving their banter. Tiger tweeted, “@iHrithik, your moves may be a little rusty, let me show you how it’s done! https://youtu.be/XkHV7ROmIVA #WarTeaser #HrithikvsTiger @yrf @vaaniofficial #SiddharthAnand.” To this Hrithik replied, “You're just starting out in a world I've mastered, @iTIGERSHROFF. Take a seat! Presenting #WarTeaser https://youtu.be/XkHV7ROmIVA #HrithikvsTiger @vaaniofficial @yrf #SiddharthAnand.”
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The teaser of WAR is impressive, but well, we cannot ignore that a few scenes remind us of Dhoom franchise. After watching the teaser, we can say that the Hrithik-Tiger starrer looks like a big stylish action flick. The movie also stars Vaani Kapoor and in the teaser, we can see her flaunting her sexy side. By the way, Hrithik is looking damn hot in the teaser and surely steals the show.
Well, the movie seems to be an action flick, but of course, when Tiger and Hrithik are there in the film, we also expect some dance in it. But we don’t get a glimpse of that in the teaser.
Directed by Siddharth Anand, WAR is slated to release on 2nd October 2019. While talking about the film, Anand said, “When you bring two of the biggest and the best action superstars of India in one film and pit them against each other, you need a title that justifies the promise of a massive showdown. Hrithik and Tiger will be seen going at each other ferociously and mercilessly and audiences will want to see who outwits whom in this incredible fight. WAR is the only title that could have delivered on this big promise and justifies the level of an action spectacle that the film is trying to present to audiences globally.”
A THREE-YEAR partnership between Emergency UK and the Randal Charitable Foundation is working to save tens of thousands of lives through healthcare projects in Afghanistan, Sierra Leone and Uganda.
The Randal Foundation has committed £500,000 in the first year, with around €1.8 million (£1.56m) pledged over three years. The funding supports medical supplies, equipment and pharmacy costs at Emergency's hospitals and clinics.
Six months into the partnership, the organisations said they are on track to save 28,000 lives and improve over 65,000 lives in the first year alone.
British Asian philanthropist Dr Nik Kotecha OBE DL, who founded the Randal Foundation, has set a goal of saving one million lives. He will also take on a role promoting Emergency UK's work.
"We're delighted to be working closely with Emergency UK once again, delivering together on our mission to directly save and significantly improve more than a million lives in the UK and globally," Dr Kotecha said.
In Afghanistan, the funding supports Emergency's network of facilities including surgical centres in Kabul and Laskhar-Gah, plus maternity, children's and surgical centres in the Panjshir Valley. The charity also runs first aid posts and primary healthcare centres across the country.
Emergency has worked in Afghanistan since 1999 and more than 95 per cent of its staff there are Afghan. The facilities provide care during what officials call one of the world's worst humanitarian crises.
Dr Nik Kotecha OBE DL (L) with Rosella Miccio. (Photo: Davide Preti)
In Sierra Leone, funding goes to the surgical centre in Goderich, near the capital Freetown. The hospital handles surgery and trauma cases for the whole country and has performed over 70,000 operations since opening in 2001.
The Uganda project supports the Children's Surgical Hospital in Entebbe, which provides surgery for children from Uganda and neighbouring countries.
Rossella Miccio, president of Emergency UK, said: "We are incredibly grateful to the Randal Foundation, Dr Kotecha and all the trustees for this strategic partnership which is helping to make a significant impact that lasts for the long-term."
She added that the multi-year funding was crucial for saving lives and building local healthcare capacity.
David Lloyd Webber, managing director of Emergency UK, said the partnership "marks a watershed moment for EMERGENCY UK" and would help reach new audiences across Britain.
The partnership focuses on facilities where care is provided free of charge. In Afghanistan, this includes the Anabah Maternity Centre, which serves a country with some of the world's highest rates of infant and maternal deaths.
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Grand Theft Auto VI listed on Xbox Store with early downloadable files
328.76MB “pre-pre-load” now available, despite full release months away
Download offers no playable content, only displays key art
Fans excited to see the title on their home screens
Anticipation grows as Rockstar prepares for full launch
Fans of Grand Theft Auto VI are celebrating a new milestone as the game appears on the Xbox Store with an early set of downloadable files. While the small 328.76MB download offers no gameplay or functionality, it marks the first time players can have GTA VI visible on their home screens — a moment many never thought would arrive.
Early download sparks excitement
The early listing on the Xbox Store has given fans a symbolic taste of the long-awaited title, even if it’s not a traditional pre-load. This “pre-pre-load”, as some fans are calling it, prepares consoles ahead of time for the eventual pre-load closer to launch.
Although the files themselves don’t do much — displaying only key art when launched — many players are eager to download them simply to see GTA VI as a selectable game on their dashboard.
No playable content yet
Currently, the file functions purely as a placeholder. Selecting it on the console shows the game’s visual branding for a few seconds, with no menus, trailers, or features available. Analysts suggest the actual pre-load with playable data is unlikely to be available before April 2026.
Despite this, the presence of GTA VI on consoles has sparked widespread fan enthusiasm. On Reddit, one user shared: “Never thought I’d see the day that it was on my home screen.” Another added, “Feels illegal.”
Rockstar gears up for pre-order announcements
The appearance of GTA VI on both the Xbox and PlayStation storefronts signals that Rockstar Games is preparing to open up pre-orders, although no official date has been announced.
As the title inches closer to its full release, the early listing has only intensified fan anticipation for one of gaming’s most awaited sequels.
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Amazon’s Ring team addressed the matter on 18 July in a public statement
Claims went viral alleging all Amazon Ring doorbells were hacked on 28 May
TikTok and Reddit users shared screenshots of multiple unauthorised logins
Cybersecurity expert initially investigated the claims
Amazon has confirmed the issue was a backend update error
No evidence of unauthorised access to customer accounts
Claims that Amazon Ring doorbells were hacked en masse on 28 May 2025 have gone viral across TikTok and Reddit, prompting widespread concern among users. The screenshots circulating online appeared to show suspicious logins on that date. However, Amazon has since confirmed that these login records were the result of a system error and not a breach.
Social media claims spark alarm
The rumours gained traction after users on TikTok and Reddit posted screenshots showing multiple unauthorised device logins on their Ring accounts, all dated 28 May. Given the recent warning sent to 220 million Amazon Prime users about account attacks, fears of a mass hack quickly escalated.
Cybersecurity writer and analyst Davey Winder was initially sceptical of the claims, but decided to investigate after seeing the volume of seemingly credible screenshots being shared.
Expert review reveals system inconsistencies
Upon checking his own Ring account, Winder discovered a similarly long list of logins dated 28 May. However, on closer inspection, he recognised all the devices listed, and noted that some were no longer in his possession at the time. He concluded it was highly unlikely to be a hack and more plausibly a technical glitch.
Amazon confirms backend update error
Amazon’s Ring team addressed the matter on 18 July in a public statement:
“We are aware of an issue where information is displaying inaccurately in Control Center. This is the result of a backend update, and we’re working to resolve this. We have no reason to believe this is the result of unauthorised access to customer accounts.”
The company reassured users that their Ring doorbell accounts remain secure and that the unusual log entries do not indicate a breach.
No cause for panic, say experts
While the false alarm has highlighted the public’s increasing concern over smart home security, experts advise users to remain cautious but not alarmed. Keeping devices updated, using strong passwords, and enabling two-factor authentication remain the best defences against actual cyber threats.
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Investigators at the site of the Air India crash in Ahmedabad on June 13
TATA SONS has set up a £43 million charitable trust to help victims and families affected by the deadly Air India crash in Ahmedabad last month that claimed nearly 300 lives.
The AI-171 Memorial and Welfare Trust was formally registered in Mumbai on Friday (18), with Tata Sons and Tata Trusts each pledging Rs 250m (£21.5m) to the fund.
According to a statement, the trust will provide immediate and ongoing support to families of those who died, the lone survivor, and anyone else directly affected by the disaster. It will also help first responders, medical staff, disaster relief workers, and government officials who dealt with the aftermath of the crash.
Each family that lost a loved one will receive a payment of Rs 10m (£86,000) from the trust. The fund will also cover medical treatment for those seriously injured in the accident and support for the sole survivor, Vishwash Kumar Ramesh, a British national who was seen walking away from the crash with bruises on his arms.
The trust plans to help rebuild the B.J. Medical College infrastructure, which was damaged when the Boeing 787-8 aircraft crashed into the medical college shortly after taking off from Ahmedabad bound for London on June 12. The 12-year-old aircraft carried 230 passengers and 12 crew.
The crash was one of India's worst aviation disasters. All but one of the 230 passengers and all 12 crew members died. On the ground, an additional 19 people were killed and 67 seriously injured. All flight operations at the airport were suspended before resuming later in the day in a limited capacity.
The trust will be run by a five-member board. The first two trustees appointed are S Padmanabhan, a former Tata executive, and Sidharth Sharma, who serves as general counsel for Tata Sons. Three more trustees will be named soon.
India's Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau is investigating the crash with help from the US National Transportation Safety Board, and authorities have recovered the black box. The trust is expected to begin its work once it completes registration with tax authorities and other regulatory requirements.
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NHS England says premature babies are three times more likely to be hospitalised due to RSV
NHS to offer nirsevimab injection to 9,000 premature and high-risk babies from late September
Aims to protect against respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), which can cause severe illness in infants
Premature babies are 10 times more likely to need intensive care for RSV
Nirsevimab offers immediate protection and lasts for six months
Neo-natal units across the UK will deliver the jab
Thousands of premature and high-risk babies in the UK will soon be offered a new immunisation to protect against RSV (respiratory syncytial virus), a common winter virus that can cause serious lung infections and hospitalisation. The NHS will begin delivering the nirsevimab injection from late September, aiming to shield vulnerable infants before the colder months set in.
Premature infants at higher risk from RSV
RSV typically causes coughs and colds, but in some children — particularly those born prematurely or with underlying health conditions — it can lead to bronchiolitis, pneumonia, and breathing difficulties. NHS England says premature babies are three times more likely to be hospitalised due to RSV and ten times more likely to require intensive care compared to full-term infants.
Each year, around 30,000 children under five are admitted to hospital in the UK with RSV, and approximately 30 of them die from complications related to the virus.
New immunisation to deliver immediate protection
While most full-term babies receive protection through maternal vaccination during late pregnancy, those born before 32 weeks miss the opportunity to build sufficient immunity. These infants will now be offered nirsevimab, a long-acting antibody that provides immediate protection for six months in just one dose.
Unlike traditional vaccines that take time to activate the body’s immune response, nirsevimab delivers ready-made antibodies, offering instant defence against infection.
NHS clinics to deliver jabs across the UK
Neo-natal clinics throughout England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland will administer the injection. Families of vulnerable infants — including those with heart or lung conditions or weakened immune systems — will be advised on how to access the immunisation by their healthcare teams.
Dr Claire Fuller, co-national medical director for NHS England, said the immunisation “will offer a long-lasting defence, helping to avoid unnecessary hospitalisations and serious illness, giving babies the best possible start in life and shielding them from harm.”
Clinical trial success and personal testimony
Ceri Cox, a 33-year-old paediatric nurse, enrolled her two-year-old son Harry in an international clinical trial for nirsevimab at University Hospital Southampton. Having seen the effects of RSV firsthand, she described the rollout as “amazing” and hopes it will help reduce the number of young patients in hospital this winter.
Background on RSV and current vaccination efforts
In 2023, the UK introduced a maternal vaccination programme offering the RSV jab Abrysvo to pregnant women from 28 weeks and to adults aged 75 to 79. The vaccine boosts the mother’s immune system, passing protection to the baby during the first few weeks of life. However, this method is not viable for premature births, hence the need for nirsevimab.
RSV symptoms to watch for
RSV symptoms typically appear a few days after infection and include:
Runny or blocked nose
Cough
Sneezing
Fever or chills
Tiredness
Infants may also show:
Feeding difficulties
Irritability
Wheezing
Rapid or irregular breathing
Loss of appetite
Severe cases can escalate to pneumonia or bronchiolitis, particularly in high-risk infants.