Lars Andersen
"It's pure arrogance from these people, and they need to stop doing it"
IDFC First Bank Q4 Results Live Updates: IDFC First Bank is expected to see a sharp YoY drop in its net profit for Q4FY25 due to elevated provisions and asset quality challenges. While the bank’s NII is expected to grow, net interest margin (NIM) may contract due to interest reversals.
The actor is one of Britain's most successful ever actors in terms of popularity
The man and his wife had been in the city just a few days ago to take his NEET-aspirant son back home, but he had refused.
Gavin Andrews was killed on his way home after buying food from a takeaway
Airline star Jane Boulton sat down with the ECHO for an exclusive chat on her revived fame and upcoming tour
A security guard called for an ambulance after the injured man showed up.
The teenager cut a lonely figure on the bench as fans ripped into the coach for the shock move.
The Edmonton Oilers defeated the Los Angeles Kings 7-4 in a wild back-and-fourth affair to take Game 3. Here's your game recap.
Virginia Giuffre, who was trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein as a teenager and claimed she was sexually abused by Prince Andrew, has died
When Black Country, New Road’s singer quit, they could have called it a day. Instead, they have reinvented themselves as the most exciting indie pioneers since The Last Dinner Party
The short-sleeved shirt can be worn with jeans, skirts or trousers or as a beach cover-up on holiday
Some of the region's boozers have gained a reputation for being 'rough' or a bit 'dodgy' over the years. Here, we look at the inside story of six notorious lost pubs
The cameras were banned from 'sensitive sites' within government departments in 2022
"Very stylish and glam. Looks expensive. So nice, I brought a second one. The right type of gold - does not look tacky."
Cornwall’s most spectacular gardens, from the Eden Project to cliff-hugging theatres, are marking 30 years of growth, exotic beauty and surprise additions in a blooming celebration.
Helen Flanagan has been forced to sell her dream home after being banned from driving and telling a court she can't afford taxis for her three children
This Sunday’s London Marathon — the 45th — could be the biggest marathon in the world, with 56,000 runners. A large number, for sure. Until you compare it to the attendant crowds, which number possibly as many as 750,000 souls. That’s a lot of people for just one race. It does make you wonder, sometimes: why does anyone bother?