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The Bollywood star had been scheduled to appear at the Northeast India Festival in nearby Suntec City last Saturday

Joe Exotic's former colleague was fatally mauled in an 'accident' by a tiger he cared for at his Oklahoma preserve.

The billionaire Tesla founder shook hands with the commander-in-chief in his box inside the State Farm Arena in Glendale, Arizona, in front of more than 60,000 mourners.

The internet is crawling with the wild new fitness trend called quadrobics, where people unleash their inner beasts through animal-like movements on all fours.

The incident happened during a hostage training exercise in which the shooter mistakenly believed he had loaded his weapon with blanks.

The viral video - which received over 20million views on social media -  shows the moment a reckless food delivery robot allegedly 'reversed' into a disabled man's scooter.

The dancer, 36, revealed earlier this week that she and boyfriend Joe Sugg, 34, are expecting their first child together - a baby boy.

Nikita Devon, 18, from Ferryhill in County Durham, watched on in horror as her cocker spaniel Maisie was ripped from her arms by two XL Bullies.

Relatives of those killed and captured by the terror group told the PM he has 'sent a signal' that 'mass murder will be excused' or 'even rewarded' after he recognised a Palestinian state.

Britons aged between 18 and 26 say they only get hot and bothered 36 times per year - the equivalent of just once every 10 days. It means even their grandparents are getting more bedroom action.

The City of London force is considering using community protection warnings to tackle what officials described as 'dangerous, antisocial and nuisance cycling behaviours' in the capital.

A Labour peer has sparked incredulity by appearing to suggest assisted dying could be a handy tool in tackling overpopulation and climate change, writes ANDREW PIERCE.

An increasingly common workplace habit is undermining trust between managers and employees.

Next time your bicycle has a flat tyre, find a coelacanth. These 'living fossils', dating back 400 million years to before the dawn of the dinosaurs, are an essential part of an African puncture repair kit.

Sir Big Ed arrived at his party conference with a marching band, writes QUENTIN LETTS, pretending to be a drummer. Soon he was dressing up to reflect his party conference 'buzz'...

Yet again, Fergie and Andrew land the Royal Family in scandal, writes A.N. WILSON. Yet again, the revolting figure of Jeffrey Epstein casts his sinister shadow over our public life.

There's a new breed of TikTok 'death-fluencers' - young, social media-savvy and very empathetic funeral directors and morticians, determined to lift the velvet curtain of their profession...

It all started with a text I got while waiting in an airport while hungover, writes JULIA POLLON. 'Hope you had a wonderful time,' and a smile emoji. Innocent enough… but already it felt transgressive

You know you're officially middle aged when you find yourself in pursuit of the perfect waterproof, writes SHANE WATSON. But we don't have to succumb to unglamorous outerwear. Here are my top choices...

A Sunday roast is, perhaps, one of the best-known examples of British cuisine. Across the country Brits gladly tuck into plates piled high with turkey, roast potatoes, Yorkshire puddings and vegetables.