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Richard Hammond reveals how his new romance with Kiki Glen has inspired him to take up running, golf and wild swimming. (Photo: Shutterstock) Former Top Gear and The Grand Tour presenter Richard Hammond has spoken publicly about his relationship with therapist Kiki Glen, marking his first detailed comments about the romance since he and wife Mindy announced their separation.The 56-year-old television presenter confirmed that he is dating Glen, who is a governor at Headington Rye School in Oxford. The pair were first linked earlier this year and have since been photographed together, including during a visit to Waitrose.Speaking to The…

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Quote of the Day by Marcus Aurelius The Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius is often regarded as one of the strangest characters of the ancient world, a man who spent the majority of his life thinking not about power, riches or conquest, but about how a person should live. Born in Rome in AD 121, Marcus Aurelius was emperor from AD 161 until his death in AD 180. He inherited one of the most powerful positions in the ancient world, but his most lasting legacy is not a military victory, nor a political reform. It is a collection of personal philosophical…

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England’s captain Joe Root (AP Photo) Joe Root scripted a new piece of Test history on Thursday, becoming the most successful fielder in the format after taking his 220th catch during the third Test against Pakistan at Edgbaston.Root surpassed Australia’s Steve Smith, who had held the record with 219 catches, to move to the top of the list for most catches by a non-wicketkeeper in Test cricket. The England batter’s latest milestone came at a crucial moment, with the hosts firmly in control of the match.Root makes 220th catch look easyThe record-breaking catch came in the opening over of Pakistan’s…

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Philadelphia tested a simple way to protect older, low-income residents from summer heat by putting reflective white roof coatings on hundreds of homes between 2001 and 2003. The Cool Homes Programme targeted elderly households living in the city’s older housing stock, where dark roofs could absorb intense sunlight and transfer heat into upper-floor rooms. Around 340 low-income seniors’ homes are cited in later accounts of the project, while programme records describe a broader group of hundreds of treated households. Monitoring found that the intervention substantially reduced heat entering the homes, with maximum ceiling temperatures falling by roughly 4–5°F. A later…

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Picture Credit: YouTube Screengrab The makers of Yami Gautam Dhar’s upcoming film ‘Nayyi Navelli’ have unveiled its much-awaited teaser, offering the first glimpse of the fantasy family entertainer directed by Balaji Mohan. The teaser introduces Yami in a never-seen-before avatar, leaving fans intrigued by her mysterious character.Released on Thursday, the nearly one-and-a-half-minute teaser blends fantasy, family drama, humour and action while keeping the central mystery surrounding Yami’s character under wraps. Several viewers have praised the film’s unusual premise and Yami’s striking new look, with some even drawing comparisons to the cult fantasy film ‘Tumbbad’.Yami Gautam plays a mysterious brideThe teaser…

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Carbon black is a fine carbon material produced from hydrocarbon-based feedstocks.When incorporated into rubber, it acts as a reinforcing filler. It changes the physical properties of the compound, making it better suited to the demands placed on a tyre.It also helps with resistance to abrasion and heat, two factors that are unavoidable during driving.There is another benefit: carbon black helps protect rubber from ultraviolet radiation, which can contribute to the deterioration of rubber over time.The familiar black colour is therefore a visible side effect of an ingredient that has several important jobs inside the tyre. Source link

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File Pic: Tanya Chaudhary (PTI Photo) NEW DELHI: Indian athletics received a major boost just days before the Asian Games as Uttar Pradesh’s Tanya Chaudhary shattered the women’s hammer throw national record at the Indian Athletics Series Final on Thursday.Tanya sent the hammer to a distance of 68.35m, bettering the previous national record of 67.02m set by her state-mate Anushka Yadav in June. Anushka finished second with a best effort of 66.34m.Both Tanya and Anushka are part of India’s Asian Games squad, making Tanya’s record-breaking performance particularly significant with the Games beginning on September 19.Tanya pocketed Rs 1 lakh for…

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US resumes immigrant visa processing for Hungary and Poland. The US has resumed immigrant visa processing for applicants in Hungary and Poland, even as immigrant visa processing remains disrupted at US embassies and consulates in much of the world.The selective restart comes after the Trump administration earlier halted immigrant visa processing on a much broader scale. The latest move has raised questions about why Hungary and Poland have been allowed to resume processing while applicants elsewhere remain in limbo.According to Reuters, the White House directed US missions in Hungary and Poland to prioritise immigrant visa processing. The US government has…

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Bollywood superstar Ajay Devgn is set to return to the big screen with the third instalment of the popular crime-thriller franchise, ‘Drishyam: The Conclusion’. Unlike the Malayalam franchise, the Hindi film will reportedly tell an entirely different story and has no connection with ‘Drishyam 3’, starring Mohanlal and directed by Jeethu Joseph.While the music of the first Hindi ‘Drishyam’ was composed by Vishal Bhardwaj, Devi Sri Prasad, popularly known as DSP Rockstar, scored the music for ‘Drishyam 2’. However, Ravi Basrur has taken over as the composer for ‘Drishyam: The Conclusion’. The director has now opened up about the reason…

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They will now represent India in Puerto Rico, from December 8 to 10, 2026. (Photo credit: The Week) Two 14-year-old girls from Kerala have built a robotic system that cleans, preserves and digitises fragile palm-leaf manuscripts and their project has now taken them from a school robotics competition in Hyderabad to the international stage in Puerto Rico. Cathlin Marie Jeesan of Holy Grace Academy in Mala and Navika D. Nair of Naipunnya Public School in Kakkanad have developed Smriti 1.0. It is a system that combines robotics, controlled drying and artificial intelligence to handle old palm leaves and convert their…

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