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From 'Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya' to 'Farray': Watch the latest OTT releases of this week
Explore a diverse array of captivating content with the latest OTT releases. From romantic comedies to thrilling mysteries, these releases offer something for every viewer. Highlights include 'Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya' on Prime Video, the high school thriller 'Farrey' on Zee5, and the gripping drama "Ripley" on Netflix. With stellar performances and engaging narratives, these releases are sure to keep audiences entertained and immersed in the world of streaming entertainment.
Netflix's SCOOP is to be released in April 2024
The latest biopic movie SCOOP, which portrays behind the scenes the BBC Newsnight interview between Emily Maitlis and Prince Andrew is going to be released on Netflix in April 2024. SCOOP is going to be produced by Radford Neville and Hilary Salmon for The Lighthouse Film & Television with Voltage TV's Sanjay Singhal from Trouble at Topshop.
Boris Johnson: Former UK prime minister calls British royal family racism row “normal” and “not remotely racist”
Boris Johnson downplays the royal family's racism controversy as "normal". The controversy sparked after a Dutch book's translation revealed senior royals expressing concerns about the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's son's skin color. Piers Morgan unveiled names on TalkTV, intensifying pressure on Buckingham Palace
Who is Douglas Murray? Journalist seen to be surviving bomb blast near Gaza while on-air with Piers Morgan
Douglas Murray, an acclaimed British journalist and author, who is now reporting on the ongoing Israel-Palestine war was seen on-screen surviving a missile strike near the Gaza border when he was talking to fellow British journalist Piers Morgan on air in the latter’s news television show.
Kirsty Wark, longtime Newsnight presenter, to step down after 30 years
Kirsty Wark, a well-known presenter on Newsnight for 30 years, will be leaving her position after the next election. She will continue to work with the BBC, presenting documentaries and contributing to shows such as Radio 4's The Reunion and Start the Week. Wark expressed her privilege to be part of Newsnight and looks forward to covering a wide range of topics. BBC director general Tim Davie commended Wark's authority and journalistic flair. Wark intends to focus on completing her third novel after leaving Newsnight.
Who is Russell Brand? The comedian and actor accused of rape by 4 women amid controversial career
Russell Brand is facing allegations of rape, sexual assault, and emotional abuse, as reported in a joint investigation published by British media on Saturday. The actor has refuted these accusations.
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Ex-Met police officer in UK suspended over racist WhatsApp posts. Details here
The Home Office has reportedly suspended an immigration officer after the accused posted several pieces of racist content on a WhatsApp group.
Jeremy Vine is 'sickened' because Twitter is yet to delete account of Alex Belfield
As Alex Belfield is sentenced to more than five years in prison, a broadcaster criticizes social media companies for the content they host.
Obit: Queen Elizabeth II transformed how people saw the monarchy after she opened doors to royal televised events
Queen, a moderniser, steered the British monarchy into the 21st century.
Prince Andrew to face sexual assault lawsuit after US judge rejects his plea for case dismissal
Giuffre sued the prince saying she was coerced into sexual encounters.
Jeffrey Epstein had paid $500K to Prince Andrew's accuser in 2019 to settle lawsuit
The 2009 legal deal resolved the allegations that Epstein had hired a teen as a sexual servant.
From Princess Di to 'The Crown' & now Meghan: The complicated relationship between UK royals & TV
'The Crown' has moulded views of the UK monarchy for a new generation.
Pak-origin House of Lords member loses seat over charges of sexual exploitation of a Kashmiri
The Lords Conduct Committee recently published a report into the conduct of Lord Nazir Ahmed of Rotherham, concluding for the first time ever that a peer should be expelled.
Britain's Prince Andrew receives major backlash for trying to justify his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein
Public relations experts have branded recent the hour-long interview 'disastrous'.
View: India's got only two choices now — either go soft again, or brace for body bags
It all depends on what sort of India we want. India can go for audacity, or there is always the soft option.
BBC apologises for confusing Imran Khan with Wasim Akram
During its flagship night-time news show, 'Newsnight', BBC2 showed footage of former left-arm pacer Akram instead of right-handed all-rounder Khan as he emerged as the frontrunner in the Pakistani general elections.
Former UK PM David Cameron tried to have paper editor sacked over EU stance: BBC
The next day the Mail, which sells about 1.5 papers a day and attracts 14 million global users to its website daily, accused Cameron of "delusion and selling the country short".
David Cameron promotes Indian-origin British MP in cabinet reshuffle
Patel is being seen as part of a new set of Conservative party women being promoted to re-brand the party in time for next year's general elections.
Saudi bank on Pakistan for nukes: BBC report
Saudi Arabia has invested in Pakistani nuclear weapons projects and believes it could acquire atomic bombs "at will", the BBC reported today.
Naveen Jindal dragged into news channel Positiv TV's ownership spat
Naveen Jindal has become embroiled in an ownership dispute between the shareholders of Positiv TV.
Local LeT cells guided 26/11 attackers: BBC
An investigative report has claimed that the handlers of the Mumbai attackers were guided by local Lashkar-e-Taiba cells.
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