Rogue UK surgeon who turned patients into ‘guinea pigs’ linked to over 200 victims, reports reveals

A public inquiry has begun hearing opening statements into neurosurgeon Sam Eljamel, the former Dundee specialist accused of harming more than 200 patients through experimental or inappropriate operations. Victims describe catastrophic injuries and years of dismissal by NHS Tayside. Though suspended in 2013 and now believed to be practising in Libya, Eljamel remains unreachable as…

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‘Will engage constructively’: India reacts to Sheikh Hasina verdict; Yunus govt calls for ex-PM’s return

India has officially recognized the controversial death sentence issued against former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina by a special tribunal. In response, New Delhi reiterated its commitment to engage constructively with all stakeholders to promote peace and stability in Bangladesh. Meanwhile, Dhaka has requested India to extradite Hasina, branding any form of refuge as an…

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“Zero advice for her”: NFL WAGS make it clear Taylor Swift doesn’t belong in their world despite Kelce’s future plans

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s relationship is evolving, with insiders suggesting they are seriously considering their future. While navigating love in the spotlight presents unique challenges, Jets’ wives acknowledge Swift’s exceptional situation. Sources indicate that Swift and Kelce are aligned on their ambitions and long-term goals, solidifying their bond and commitment to each other.

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Trans swimmer Ana Caldas banned for five years after refusing s*x test despite destroying female swimmers at US Masters

Transgender swimmer Ana Caldas has been banned for five years by World Aquatics after refusing a gender verification test. Caldas, who won multiple women’s titles, had her results erased from June 2022 to October 2024. She cited medical privacy concerns for declining the chromosome testing, accepting the suspension as the price for protecting her rights.

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Why Indian Navy Day is celebrated on December 4?

India celebrates Navy Day on 4 December to honour the Indian Navy’s strategic role, bravery, and sacrifices. Marking Operation Trident during the 1971 Indo-Pakistan War, the day commemorates a decisive naval victory and pays tribute to fallen soldiers. Celebrations include Navy Week events, public engagement initiatives, and messages from national leaders, highlighting the Navy’s vital…

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