19 h. ago Bollywood rocked by Dharmendra's death at 89 as Priyanka Chopra mourns 'a big loss for cinema'

Dharmendra, one of the most beloved and influential figures in Hindi cinema history, has died at the age of 89, prompting an outpouring of tributes across India and beyond.

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27 h. ago Dharmendra death: Modi joins Bollywood in paying tributes to ‘phenomenal actor’

Actor leaves behind cinematic legacy spanning more than six decades and 300 films

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3 d. ago We’ve witnessed the end of going out on the pull – here’s why it matters

The rise in dating apps and the decline in Britain’s nightlife may have sounded the death knell for this time-honoured tradition of finding a mate. Helen Coffey mourns the loss for a generation of single youngsters

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4 d. ago Liam Gallagher 'in shock' as Stone Roses' Mani tragically dies

Fans have been left heartbroken and saddened by the news of Mani Mounfield’s death, mourning the loss of the legendary Stone Roses bassist

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2 w. ago Family with two sibling cats are devastated as one dies, then something amazing happens

A family were mourning the loss of one of their cats – who was siblings with their second kitten. However, everything changed when new neighbours moved in next door

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3 w. ago Leverkusen’s capitulation at Bayern confirms demise of an engaging rivalry | Andy Brassell

Vincent Kompany’s side continued their magnificent form to end opponents’ record-breaking away run If it was going to end, it was always likely to end here. That it was going to end exactly like this, though, was not so predictable. Bayer Leverkusen arrived at the Allianz Arena on a run of 37 Bundesliga away games unbeaten, and they never looked like extending it. You will forgive the Bundesliga neutral for mourning not the loss of an incredible record-breaking sequence which stretched back to 27 May 2023 – when Xabi Alonso’s team were heavily beaten by relegation-battling Bochum – but the demise of a competitor to Bayern Munich not seen since Jürgen Klopp’s Borussia Dortmund were in their thrilling pomp.This was less an authentic Topspiel and more a piercing afterparty hangover, a tough supermarket-bread pretzel and lukewarm coffee, a Monday morning letter from HMRC, a black and white declaration of unavoidable dues owed. All of which, of course, was great for Bayern as they limber...

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