Prince, brother of educator Raushan Anand and accused in the vandalism of Khan Sir's coaching institute, has died under mysterious circumstances in Nepal. The incident occurred amid an ongoing legal battle concerning the vandalism.
Hong Kong evicts 20 Tin Sam Tsuen villagers for Northern Metropolis project despite unresolved compensation and relocation concerns.
A Hong Kong school principal, Lee Cheuk-hing, has been fired by the San Wui Commercial Society Secondary School's management committee for swearing at security guards during a student trip to Singapore. His resignation was refused, and he was dismissed immediately due to the disruption his continued presence would cause.
Irish authorities have agreed to a second postmortem for Yves Sakila, a Congolese man who died after being restrained by security guards in Dublin. The incident has sparked protests and comparisons to George Floyd's death, with the DRC foreign minister visiting Dublin to meet officials and family representatives.
Hong Kong authorities evict residents from Yick Yuen Tsuen village in Tuen Mun for the Northern Metropolis project, despite some receiving short notice, while others left voluntarily.
Hong Kong school principal Lee Cheuk-hing verbally abused two South Asian security guards in Singapore during a school trip, sparking debate over whether his behavior was due to lack of manners or racial bias.
Singapore police investigate a Hong Kong principal, Lee Cheuk-hing, for swearing at security guards during a student trip, prompting his school to apologize for the incident.
A Hong Kong secondary school manager will investigate an incident where its principal allegedly swore at security guards during a trip to Singapore. The school board stated it's too early to determine disciplinary action, awaiting a full report and further investigation.
Hong Kong education authorities have demanded a report from a secondary school after a video surfaced showing its principal allegedly swearing at security guards during a trip to Singapore. The Education Bureau is investigating the incident and will take action if professional conduct was breached.
Main-event ring-walks scheduled for 11pm BST Wardley v Dubois is bout of uncertainty | Mail AlexThe Co-op Live arena is right next door to the Etihad Stadium. I walked past Manchester City’s home ground, with the crowd roaring in the final few minutes of their game against Brentford, and it felt a relief that the boxing tonight is inside. It’s pretty cold in Manchester this evening but that didn’t stop a few of the City security guards jumping around in glee when a very late goal made it 3-0. But attention is now firmly back on the boxing and the Co-op already feels crammed with a sold-out crowd.It’s the least that Fabio Wardley and Daniel Dubois deserve for a fight that could be one of the most explosive and compelling heavyweight contests of the year. There is also a decent undercard and the celebs are drifting in slowly. Luke Littler has arrived but I was more interested to see Moses Itauma at ringside. I interviewed him a couple of months ago in Manchester. It was initially a bit of a challenge to get him to open up but, eventually, we got somewhere.Daniel Dubois and Fabio Wardley are very different characters but, in the ring, they share a knockout ratio of 95% in the combined 42 fights they have won. The unbeaten Wardley has knocked out 19 opponents in his 20 victories while Dubois has stopped 21 of 22 vanquished rivals. It’s an impressive statistic which belies the vulnerability at the heart of each man.Wardley, the WBO world heavyweight champion, comes from a white-collar boxing background with minimal experience as an amateur. The only blemish on his record is a draw in March 2024 with the Olympic medallist Frazer Clarke – whom he then knocked out with shocking brutality in the first round seven months later. Continue reading...
Natalie Levy had an idyllic childhood growing up singing songs on Bondi Beach, but her children now attend school surrounded by heavy security and swastikas graffitied on buildings.
Hong Kong police have arrested two people on suspicion of burglary after one of them allegedly climbed maintenance work scaffolding at a residential building and prised open window grilles at two homes before stealing HK$6,000 (US$765) in cash. The force also warned on Saturday that it was becoming a trend for burglars to enter flats at buildings undergoing renovation to their exteriors through scaffolding, urging security guards to heighten their vigilance. Cheung Man-tik, a senior inspector...
Police have arrested 31-year-old Zaib Zubair Ansari for allegedly attacking two security guards at an under-construction site in Mumbai's Mira Road on April 27. The attack, being investigated as a possible lone wolf terror attack, left Rajkumar Mishra (50) with grievous injuries and Subroto Sen (31) with minor injuries. Investigators recovered handwritten notes referencing Islamic State from Ansari's residence, and he allegedly described the incident as his 'first step' towards joining a terrorist organisation. Ansari had lived in the US for several years before returning to India in 2020.
A 31-year-old man was arrested for stabbing two security guards at an under-construction site in Mira Road, Mumbai. The attacker, Zaib Zubair Ansari, allegedly asked the guards about their religion and asked one to recite the 'kalma' before the attack. One guard (50) is grievously injured while the other (31) filed an FIR. ATS seized evidence including references to Islamic State. The attacker, who lived in the US for several years and returned in 2020, was described by CM Fadnavis as 'self-radicalised'.
A man arrested for stabbing two security guards in Mira Road allegedly questioned their religion before the attack. The assailant, Zaib Zubair Ansari, asked one guard if he was Hindu and another to recite the 'kalma' before stabbing them. Authorities are investigating the incident as a 'lone wolf' attack, with the Chief Minister calling the attacker "self-radicalised."
Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis stated that a stabbing attack on two security guards in Thane is being treated as a 'lone wolf' act of self-radicalisation, with the suspect allegedly targeting victims based on their religion.
A stabbing of two security guards in Mira Road has triggered a major counter-terrorism investigation after police found notes at the suspect's home expressing a desire to join ISIS and labeling the attack a 'first step'.
Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis stated a "lone wolf" stabbing of two security guards in Thane is being investigated as potential self-radicalisation. The accused, who recently returned from the US, allegedly targeted Hindus in the name of jihad. Investigators are exploring wider networks, with the ATS and NIA involved. Recovered notes suggest a desire to join ISIS.
A 31-year-old man stabbed two security guards in Mira Road, Mumbai suburb, in what police suspect is a 'lone wolf' terror attack. The accused, identified as Jabar Zubair Ansari, allegedly forced one guard to recite the Islamic Kalma before attacking both with a sharp weapon. One victim remains in critical condition. Police recovered handwritten notes expressing desire to join ISIS. The suspect, a science graduate who lived in the US before returning in 2019, was arrested within 90 minutes via CCTV identification.
A 31-year-old man, Jabar Zubair Ansari, has been arrested in connection with a stabbing attack on two security guards in Mira Road, Thane district, Maharashtra. The incident occurred on April 27 near an under-construction building where Ansari allegedly questioned the guards about their religion before attacking them with a sharp-edged weapon. One victim remains in critical condition. Police recovered handwritten notes expressing Ansari's desire to join ISIS, describing the attack as a 'first step.' The Maharashtra ATS has taken over the investigation, examining electronic devices for potential extremist network links.
A 31-year-old man, Jabar Zubair Ansari, has been arrested in connection with a stabbing attack on two security guards in Mira Road, Thane district, Maharashtra. The incident occurred near an under-construction building in the early hours of April 27. Police suspect it may be a lone wolf terror attack. The victims sustained serious injuries, with one remaining in critical condition. Investigators recovered handwritten notes from Ansari's residence expressing his desire to join ISIS and describing the attack as a first step toward that goal. The Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad has taken over the investigation.
A man who returned from the US in 2019 allegedly stabbed two security guards in Thane, Maharashtra, in a suspected religiously motivated attack. The accused, Zaib Zubair Ansari, was arrested within 90 minutes, and the state Anti-Terrorism Squad has taken over the investigation due to his background and recovered incriminating materials.
Flood evacuees from remote Northern Territory communities say they are being "treated like prisoners" by security guards working at their emergency accommodation centre.
Flood evacuees from remote Northern Territory communities say they are being "treated like prisoners" by security guards working at their emergency accommodation centre.
