Recent rumours linking Indian cricketer Mohammed Siraj and actress Mahira Sharma have been circulating widely. However, Siraj has now denied these claims and urged the paparazzi to stop questioning Mahira about him.
Dating rumours began when Siraj liked a photo of Sharma on Instagram. The speculation intensified when fans noticed that the two had started following each other on the platform in November 2024.
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<h2>Viral video fuels speculation</h2>
The rumours gained traction after a video from March 20 went viral. In the clip, Mahira was seen attending an award ceremony in Mumbai, where photographers playfully teased her about the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL) and her preferred team. The lighthearted exchange sparked further speculation about her connection with Siraj.
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<h2>Siraj&rsquo;s response</h2>
In response, Siraj took to his Instagram story on March 21 to address the rumours, writing, &ldquo;I request paparazzi to stop asking questions around me. It is completely untrue and baseless. I hope this ends,&rdquo; along with a folded hands emoji. While he did not mention Mahira directly, the message was seen as a clear attempt to shut down the speculation. Siraj has since deleted the post.
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<h2>Mahira Sharma&rsquo;s statement</h2>
Mahira Sharma has also denied any romantic involvement with the cricketer. She rose to fame after participating in Bigg Boss 13 in 2019 and was previously in a relationship with fellow contestant Paras Chhabra until 2023.
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Bollywood | Entertainment: Recent buzz surrounds cricketer Mohammed Siraj and actress Mahira Sharma, but Siraj has put an end to the speculation, firmly denying any romantic links.

Recent rumours linking Indian cricketer Mohammed Siraj and actress Mahira Sharma have been circulating widely. However, Siraj has now denied these claims and urged the paparazzi to stop questioning Mahira about him. Dating rumours began when Siraj liked a photo of Sharma on Instagram. The speculation intensified when fans noticed that the two had started following each other on the platform in November 2024. Also Read: Is Kim Sae Ron’s family hiding the truth about her marriage to target Kim Soo Hyun? YouTuber makes shocking claims Viral video fuels speculation The rumours gained traction after a video from March 20 went viral. In the clip, Mahira was seen attending an award ceremony in Mumbai, where photographers playfully teased her about the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL) and her preferred team. The lighthearted exchange sparked further speculation about her connection with Siraj. Also Read: When Amaal Mallik had called Armaan Malik and himself ‘good products of nepotism’, praised family Siraj’s response In response, Siraj took to his Instagram story on March 21 to address the rumours, writing, “I request paparazzi to stop asking questions around me. It is completely untrue and baseless. I hope this ends,” along with a folded hands emoji. While he did not mention Mahira directly, the message was seen as a clear attempt to shut down the speculation. Siraj has since deleted the post. Also Read: Kim Sae Ron’s family demands apology from Kim Soo Hyun, sues YouTuber Lee Jin Ho for defamatory comments Mahira Sharma’s statement Mahira Sharma has also denied any romantic involvement with the cricketer. She rose to fame after participating in Bigg Boss 13 in 2019 and was previously in a relationship with fellow contestant Paras Chhabra until 2023. Also Read: Park Min-young eyed for lead role in Korean remake of Kôri no sekai

Mohammed Siraj clears the air on Mahira Sharma dating rumours

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New findings released on Wednesday by the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI), a scientific research instrument which measures the effect of dark energy on the expansion of the universe, revealed that dark energy appears to be changing over the past 4.5 billion years.&nbsp;
Dark energy is the mysterious force that makes galaxies accelerate away from each other. Despite making up about 68% of the universe's total energy density, the nature of dark energy remains unknown. &nbsp;
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Last year in April, the effect was first reported. However, the latest results were presented on March 10 by DESI collaboration at a meeting of the American Physical Society in Anaheim, California.&nbsp;
"Now I&rsquo;m really sitting up and paying attention," said Catherine Heymans, an astronomer at the University of Edinburgh, UK, and the Astronomer Royal for Scotland as quoted by Nature.&nbsp;
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The results are based on three years' worth of data-taking, versus one year for the results announced in 2024. However, the scientists behind the research emphasise there is not yet definitive proof. This would rule out that dark energy is a cosmological constant if the theory turns out to be true.&nbsp;
"What we are seeing is deeply intriguing," said Alexie Leauthaud-Harnett, a spokesperson for the DESI collaboration which brings together 70 institutions across the world.&nbsp;
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"It is exciting to think that we may be on the cusp of a major discovery about dark energy and the fundamental nature of our universe," she said in a statement.&nbsp;
Joshua Frieman, a theoretical astrophysicist at the University of Chicago, told AFP, "It could not be "the energy of empty space -- because empty space doesn't change."
It would likely require the existence of some incredibly light, as-yet-unknown particle, for dark matter to change.&nbsp;
Another possibility is that there is something wrong with our calculations -- or our understanding of gravity."&nbsp;
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<h2>What is dark energy?&nbsp;</h2>
If we say dark energy makes up roughly 70 per cent of the universe and there is around 25 per cent of mysterious dark matter, it just leaves five per cent for everything that we can see and touch -- matter made up of atoms.&nbsp;
However, there are some recent cosmic clues which are linked to this phenomenon, and this could eventually mean humanity will have to rethink our understanding of the universe.&nbsp;
Now scientists hope to find answers with several new telescopes aiming at the problem.&nbsp;
(With inputs from agencies)

Science & Tech | The results are based on three years' worth of data-taking, versus one year for the results announced in 2024

New findings released on Wednesday by the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI), a scientific research instrument which measures the effect of dark energy on the expansion of the universe, revealed that dark energy appears to be changing over the past 4.5 billion years. Dark energy is the mysterious force that makes galaxies accelerate away from each other. Despite making up about 68% of the universe's total energy density, the nature of dark energy remains unknown. Also read: Mars 1,000,000 BC: 'Mind-reading spy' claims he saw people 'dying' on the red planet Last year in April, the effect was first reported. However, the latest results were presented on March 10 by DESI collaboration at a meeting of the American Physical Society in Anaheim, California. "Now I’m really sitting up and paying attention," said Catherine Heymans, an astronomer at the University of Edinburgh, UK, and the Astronomer Royal for Scotland as quoted by Nature. Also read: Are there really 8.2 billion people on Earth? Study suggests there is a huge miscalculation The results are based on three years' worth of data-taking, versus one year for the results announced in 2024. However, the scientists behind the research emphasise there is not yet definitive proof. This would rule out that dark energy is a cosmological constant if the theory turns out to be true. "What we are seeing is deeply intriguing," said Alexie Leauthaud-Harnett, a spokesperson for the DESI collaboration which brings together 70 institutions across the world. Also read: What’s next for Sunita Williams on Earth after nine-month stay in Space? "It is exciting to think that we may be on the cusp of a major discovery about dark energy and the fundamental nature of our universe," she said in a statement. Joshua Frieman, a theoretical astrophysicist at the University of Chicago, told AFP, "It could not be "the energy of empty space -- because empty space doesn't change." It would likely require the existence of some incredibly light, as-yet-unknown particle, for dark matter to change. Another possibility is that there is something wrong with our calculations -- or our understanding of gravity." Also read: Not just solid, liquid and gas: Scientists discover fourth form of water that might be on alien planets What is dark energy? If we say dark energy makes up roughly 70 per cent of the universe and there is around 25 per cent of mysterious dark matter, it just leaves five per cent for everything that we can see and touch -- matter made up of atoms. However, there are some recent cosmic clues which are linked to this phenomenon, and this could eventually mean humanity will have to rethink our understanding of the universe. Now scientists hope to find answers with several new telescopes aiming at the problem. (With inputs from agencies)

'Deeply intriguing': New findings reveal mysterious dark energy might be getting weaker

Iranian authorities have released French citizen Olivier Grondeau, detained since October 2022 on security charges, and he has returned to France, President Emmanuel Macron announced Thursday.
Grondeau, 34, "is free and with his loved ones", Macron posted on X.
He added that "our mobilisation will not weaken" to ensure the release of two other French citizens still detained by Iran in what Paris views as state hostage-taking.
Grondeau arrived in France on Monday evening after an almost 900-day ordeal, the Elysee Palace and a diplomatic source told AFP.&nbsp;
No further details on the circumstances of Grondeau's release were made available.&nbsp;
Grondeau, who is from Montpellier in the south of France, remains in hospital undergoing a battery of tests, having been severely weakened in recent months, particularly psychologically, a government source told AFP, asking not to be named.
"It is a great joy to have Olivier back since he is innocent of all charges and has always belonged among us," his French lawyer, Chirinne Ardakani, told AFP.
The other two French nationals are Cecile Kohler, a teacher, and her partner, Jacques Paris, who were detained in May 2022. They are accused of seeking to stir up labour protests, accusations their families have denied.
Western countries have for years accused Iran of detaining their nationals on trumped-up charges in a policy of state hostage-taking to use them as bargaining chips to extract concessions.
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French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot posted a picture of a smiling Grondeau on a plane returning home.
"Held hostage in Iran for 887 days, he has been reunited with his family, loved ones, and his country. It's a huge relief," Barrot said on X.
Grondeau, who turns 35 next week, was arrested in Shiraz, southern Iran, in October 2022 and sentenced to five years in prison for "conspiracy against the Islamic Republic".
His family rejected the charges, describing Grondeau as a passionate fan of Persian poetry who went to Iran on a tourist visa as part of a world tour.
France describes its nationals held by Iran as "state hostages" who have been arbitrarily detained and are innocent of all the charges against them.
<h2>'Dying slow death'&nbsp;</h2>
Until earlier this year, Grondeau had been identified only by his first name but his full identity was revealed by his family in January.&nbsp;
In an audio message aired by French media at the time, Grondeau said he and the other two French detainees in Iran were "exhausted" and their strength was "running out".
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There has been growing concern over the health of the two other French citizens held by Iran, with Kohler's family warning that they risked dying if they were not freed.
"Cecile Kohler and Jacques Paris must be freed from Iranian prisons," Macron said in his message.
Ardakani, who also represents Kohler, emphasised the need to keep fighting for the two French nationals still detained in Iran.
"Their jailers will have to answer for their criminal acts, including before the French courts," she said.
"I am thinking of my client, still incarcerated in section 209 of Evin prison," she said, adding that Kohler was kept in a windowless cell of just eight square metres (86 square feet) "under continuous video surveillance" and had to sleep on the floor.
They are "dying a slow death," Cecile's sister Noemie Kohler said in early March.
Another French detainee, Louis Arnaud, held in Iran since September 2022, was released in June 2024.
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World: Olivier Grondeau, a French citizen detained in Iran since , has been released and returned to France, as confirmed by President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday.

Iranian authorities have released French citizen Olivier Grondeau, detained since October 2022 on security charges, and he has returned to France, President Emmanuel Macron announced Thursday. Grondeau, 34, "is free and with his loved ones", Macron posted on X. He added that "our mobilisation will not weaken" to ensure the release of two other French citizens still detained by Iran in what Paris views as state hostage-taking. Grondeau arrived in France on Monday evening after an almost 900-day ordeal, the Elysee Palace and a diplomatic source told AFP. No further details on the circumstances of Grondeau's release were made available. Grondeau, who is from Montpellier in the south of France, remains in hospital undergoing a battery of tests, having been severely weakened in recent months, particularly psychologically, a government source told AFP, asking not to be named. "It is a great joy to have Olivier back since he is innocent of all charges and has always belonged among us," his French lawyer, Chirinne Ardakani, told AFP. The other two French nationals are Cecile Kohler, a teacher, and her partner, Jacques Paris, who were detained in May 2022. They are accused of seeking to stir up labour protests, accusations their families have denied. Western countries have for years accused Iran of detaining their nationals on trumped-up charges in a policy of state hostage-taking to use them as bargaining chips to extract concessions. Also read | France would be ‘speaking German’ without the US: White House slams French politician over Statue of Liberty demand French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot posted a picture of a smiling Grondeau on a plane returning home. "Held hostage in Iran for 887 days, he has been reunited with his family, loved ones, and his country. It's a huge relief," Barrot said on X. Grondeau, who turns 35 next week, was arrested in Shiraz, southern Iran, in October 2022 and sentenced to five years in prison for "conspiracy against the Islamic Republic". His family rejected the charges, describing Grondeau as a passionate fan of Persian poetry who went to Iran on a tourist visa as part of a world tour. France describes its nationals held by Iran as "state hostages" who have been arbitrarily detained and are innocent of all the charges against them. 'Dying slow death' Until earlier this year, Grondeau had been identified only by his first name but his full identity was revealed by his family in January. In an audio message aired by French media at the time, Grondeau said he and the other two French detainees in Iran were "exhausted" and their strength was "running out". Also read | Trump threatens to 'annihilate' Houthis, warns Iran to stop aid There has been growing concern over the health of the two other French citizens held by Iran, with Kohler's family warning that they risked dying if they were not freed. "Cecile Kohler and Jacques Paris must be freed from Iranian prisons," Macron said in his message. Ardakani, who also represents Kohler, emphasised the need to keep fighting for the two French nationals still detained in Iran. "Their jailers will have to answer for their criminal acts, including before the French courts," she said. "I am thinking of my client, still incarcerated in section 209 of Evin prison," she said, adding that Kohler was kept in a windowless cell of just eight square metres (86 square feet) "under continuous video surveillance" and had to sleep on the floor. They are "dying a slow death," Cecile's sister Noemie Kohler said in early March. Another French detainee, Louis Arnaud, held in Iran since September 2022, was released in June 2024. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for the WION audience.

Iran released French citizen Olivier Grondeau after almost 900-days, confirms President Emmanuel Macron

The recently released action-packed trailer for the John Wick spinoff Ballerina offers a thrilling look at Ana de Armas facing off against Keanu Reeves. Directed by Len Wiseman, the film is set for a worldwide theatrical release this June.
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<h2>What is Ballerina about?</h2>
The trailer introduces Eve Macarro (Ana de Armas), an assassin trained by the Ruska Roma, who embarks on a quest for revenge against her father&rsquo;s killers. Her pursuit puts her on a collision course with John Wick (Keanu Reeves), who is sent to stop her.
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<h2>Ana de Armas on working with Keanu Reeves</h2>
In a recent interview with IGN, de Armas reflected on reuniting with Reeves, with whom she previously worked on Knock Knock (2015). &ldquo;I have had the pleasure of working with Keanu three times already, and Ballerina was particularly special because it was me stepping into his world&mdash;the world of John Wick, which is so loved by the fans,&rdquo; she said.
She added, &ldquo;I respect and appreciate Keanu as an artist, as a person, and as a friend. He&rsquo;s a leader and force on set, and always a gentleman.&rdquo;
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<h2>The cast</h2>
The late Lance Reddick will make his final on-screen appearance as Charon, while Ian McShane reprises his role as Winston Scott. Norman Reedus joins the cast as Daniel Pine, a mysterious figure who aids Macarro.
The supporting cast includes Anjelica Huston, Gabriel Byrne, Catalina Sandino Moreno, Sharon Duncan-Brewster, and David Casta&ntilde;eda.
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From the World of John Wick: Ballerina is set to hit theatres worldwide on 6 June 2025.
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Hollywood | Entertainment The recently released action-packed trailer for the John Wick spinoff Ballerina showcased Ana de Armas facing off against Keanu Reeves.

The recently released action-packed trailer for the John Wick spinoff Ballerina offers a thrilling look at Ana de Armas facing off against Keanu Reeves. Directed by Len Wiseman, the film is set for a worldwide theatrical release this June. Also Read: The Last of Us season 2: HBO shares new stills of Pedro Pascal and Belle Ramsey What is Ballerina about? The trailer introduces Eve Macarro (Ana de Armas), an assassin trained by the Ruska Roma, who embarks on a quest for revenge against her father’s killers. Her pursuit puts her on a collision course with John Wick (Keanu Reeves), who is sent to stop her. Rules and consequences. Watch the new trailer for #BallerinaMovie - in theaters June 6. pic.twitter.com/FnOZuqNR97 — lionsgate (@Lionsgate) March 19, 2025 Also Read: Trigun Stargaze anime series set for 2026 release Ana de Armas on working with Keanu Reeves In a recent interview with IGN, de Armas reflected on reuniting with Reeves, with whom she previously worked on Knock Knock (2015). “I have had the pleasure of working with Keanu three times already, and Ballerina was particularly special because it was me stepping into his world—the world of John Wick, which is so loved by the fans,” she said. She added, “I respect and appreciate Keanu as an artist, as a person, and as a friend. He’s a leader and force on set, and always a gentleman.” Also Read: Officer on Duty: Netizens praise Kunchacko Boban's investigation thriller after Netflix debut The cast The late Lance Reddick will make his final on-screen appearance as Charon, while Ian McShane reprises his role as Winston Scott. Norman Reedus joins the cast as Daniel Pine, a mysterious figure who aids Macarro. The supporting cast includes Anjelica Huston, Gabriel Byrne, Catalina Sandino Moreno, Sharon Duncan-Brewster, and David Castañeda. The Baba Yaga.#BallerinaMovie pic.twitter.com/QgJo7U6JrA — Ballerina (@ballerinamovie) March 19, 2025 From the World of John Wick: Ballerina is set to hit theatres worldwide on 6 June 2025. Also Read: New Daredevil: Born Again BTS images reveal more details about season 2

'A force on set': Ana de Armas on working with Keanu Reeves in John Wick spinoff Ballerina

The United States got its lowest ranking ever in the World Happiness Report 2025. According to the United Nations-sponsored report published on Thursday (March 20), the US is ranked 24th in the list due to one main reason: the growth in the number of Americans eating their meals alone.&nbsp; Finland ranked first as the world&rsquo;s happiest country for the eighth straight year in the World Happiness Report due to its big lakes and smooth welfare system, which lift people's mood.&nbsp;
For the first time, Mexico ranked 6th, and Costa Rica ranked 10th in the list, coming within the top 10. Afghanistan is ranked as the unhappiest country of the world due to its humanitarian catastrophe since the Taliban's takeover in 2020.
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The United States is positioned in 24th place, its lowest rank since the first report was launched in 2012 when it had recorded its highest showing at number 11.&ldquo;The number of people dining alone in the United States has increased 53 per cent over the past two decades,&rdquo; the report said.
It highlighted that shared meal time is connected with well-being. Another reason contributing to America's fall in the rankings was &ldquo;the growth in political polarisation and votes against 'the system'.&rdquo;&nbsp;
<h2>Details of the report</h2>
The report said, &ldquo;The increasing number of people who eat alone is one reason for declining well-being in the United States.&rdquo;
In the year 2023, around one in four Americans surveyed said they ate all their meals alone.
It also observed that the United States was one of few developed countries to see a growth in suicide or substance abuse at a time when those deaths are less in other countries.
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The report surveyed people worldwide in 2022-2024, before US President Donald Trump&rsquo;s return to the White House. Among the 10 happiest, Nordic countries shone bright, with Denmark, Iceland and Sweden following Finland in the list.
The happiness positions are derived on a three-year average of individuals&rsquo; self-assessed evaluations of life satisfaction, as well as social support, GDP per capita, healthy life expectancy, generosity, freedom, and political corruption.
(With inputs from agencies)

World: Discover why the US ranks 24th in the World Happiness Report, with a focus on the rise of Americans eating alone and its impact on national well-being.

The United States got its lowest ranking ever in the World Happiness Report 2025. According to the United Nations-sponsored report published on Thursday (March 20), the US is ranked 24th in the list due to one main reason: the growth in the number of Americans eating their meals alone. Finland ranked first as the world’s happiest country for the eighth straight year in the World Happiness Report due to its big lakes and smooth welfare system, which lift people's mood. For the first time, Mexico ranked 6th, and Costa Rica ranked 10th in the list, coming within the top 10. Afghanistan is ranked as the unhappiest country of the world due to its humanitarian catastrophe since the Taliban's takeover in 2020. Also read |Who is DJ Daniel? Trump appoints 13-year-old cancer survivor as United States Secret Service agent. The United States is positioned in 24th place, its lowest rank since the first report was launched in 2012 when it had recorded its highest showing at number 11.“The number of people dining alone in the United States has increased 53 per cent over the past two decades,” the report said. It highlighted that shared meal time is connected with well-being. Another reason contributing to America's fall in the rankings was “the growth in political polarisation and votes against 'the system'.” Details of the report The report said, “The increasing number of people who eat alone is one reason for declining well-being in the United States.” In the year 2023, around one in four Americans surveyed said they ate all their meals alone. It also observed that the United States was one of few developed countries to see a growth in suicide or substance abuse at a time when those deaths are less in other countries. Also read | Watch: As Trump pulls a chair for Netanyahu, netizens ask 'Who's president of United States?' The report surveyed people worldwide in 2022-2024, before US President Donald Trump’s return to the White House. Among the 10 happiest, Nordic countries shone bright, with Denmark, Iceland and Sweden following Finland in the list. The happiness positions are derived on a three-year average of individuals’ self-assessed evaluations of life satisfaction, as well as social support, GDP per capita, healthy life expectancy, generosity, freedom, and political corruption. (With inputs from agencies)

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Disclaimer: Some readers may find the story disturbing. Discretion is advised. Nicholas Prosper, a 19-year-old in the UK who killed his mother, brother and sister and went on to carry out a mass school shooting before being arrested, has been sentenced to jail for 49 years, without the possibility of parole.
Prosper had pleaded guilty in February to killing his mother Juliana Falcon, 48, sister Giselle Prosper, 13, and brother Kyle Prosper, 16, at the family's home in Luton, Bedfordshire, on September 13 last year.&nbsp;
Prosper, who also stabbed his brother over 100 times, was not given a life sentence due to his age at the time of the crime - he was 18 - and his guilty plea.
&ldquo;Your ambition was notoriety. You wanted to be known posthumously as the world&rsquo;s most famous school shooter of the 21st century,&rdquo; said Luton Crown Court Justice Bobbie Cheema-Grubb addressing Prosper, who had initially refused to attend the court to hear the verdict on Wednesday (Mar 19).
She noted how there were several &ldquo;recurrent themes&rdquo; in his case similar to other mass shootings, such as sexual interest in children, withdrawal into an online world, a lack of empathy and a &ldquo;uniform&rdquo; for the killings, which he planned to carry out on a Friday the 13th. The date choice was deliberate given the superstitions attached to it.
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<h2>Who is Nicholas Prosper, the 'quiet, geeky' teen killer?</h2>
Prosper wanted to become famous for shooting a classroom of children aged just four and five at his old primary school, St Joseph's Catholic Primary School. His former teachers had recalled him to be a 'quiet, geeky boy'.
After killing his family members around 5 am on the fateful day, he left a novel How To Kill Your Family beside their bodies.&nbsp;
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Horrible, horrible, horribly horrific. Have little words to describe how a young man can have such a (psychopathic) mind set to want to do this to anyone let about his own family. Thankfully his plans to kill class full of children at a school was and will never be realised.⛓️
&mdash; ☝🏾𝕋ℍ𝕀𝕊👇🏾BLACK KiDS MATTER UK (@BLMKiDSUK) <a href="https://twitter.com/BLMKiDSUK/status/1902104528792776770?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 18, 2025</a></blockquote>

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<h2>Planned murder</h2>
Prosper killed his family after a long physical struggle with them.
His mother and siblings tried their best to fight for their lives, leading to neighbours calling the emergency number.
He was arrested with his pocket full of blood and the knife that he used to attack his brother.
Prosper had managed to hide a gun with 33 cartridges in a bush nearby, and was about to execute his second plan of massacring 30 children in St Joseph's Catholic Primary School when its gates opened.
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Later, he admitted to investigators that he had plotted to quietly kill his family while they were asleep, before carrying out his second plan of shooting 30 children in his former primary school.&nbsp;
About his family, he told the investigators that "he had a good life with them... but he just wanted to do this to be famous".
Before committing the triple murder, Prosper shared a video of himself discussing characters from Telltale's The Walking Dead series.
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Nicholas Prosper reportedly uploaded this disturbing video must hours before allegedly committing a triple murder involving three of his family members. In the video, he bizarrely discusses characters from Telltale's The Walking Dead series. The bodies of Juliana Prosper, 48,&hellip; <a href="https://t.co/NoWRjTMBzk">pic.twitter.com/NoWRjTMBzk</a>
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<h2>Prosper's guilty plea</h2>
On February 24, Prosper was found guilty of three counts of murder, the first one of buying a firearm without a certificate, the second of possessing a firearm with intent to harm life, and the third one of having an article with a blade.&nbsp;
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Prosecutor Timothy Cray KC, had earlier told the court: "The killing of his family was to be the first step in an even more shocking mass killing."
He further added, "That same Friday morning, he had planned to kill at least 30 of the youngest pupils and two of their teachers at St Joseph&rsquo;s Catholic Primary School in Luton. He had been preparing these killings for months. His planning was cold, deliberate, and without sympathy or emotion towards the actual victims or potential victims." (With inputs from agencies)

World: Trending: Discover the chilling story of Nicholas Prosper, a 19-year-old who brutally killed his family in Luton, aiming for popularity through a planned school massacre.

Disclaimer: Some readers may find the story disturbing. Discretion is advised. Nicholas Prosper, a 19-year-old in the UK who killed his mother, brother and sister and went on to carry out a mass school shooting before being arrested, has been sentenced to jail for 49 years, without the possibility of parole. Prosper had pleaded guilty in February to killing his mother Juliana Falcon, 48, sister Giselle Prosper, 13, and brother Kyle Prosper, 16, at the family's home in Luton, Bedfordshire, on September 13 last year. Prosper, who also stabbed his brother over 100 times, was not given a life sentence due to his age at the time of the crime - he was 18 - and his guilty plea. “Your ambition was notoriety. You wanted to be known posthumously as the world’s most famous school shooter of the 21st century,” said Luton Crown Court Justice Bobbie Cheema-Grubb addressing Prosper, who had initially refused to attend the court to hear the verdict on Wednesday (Mar 19). She noted how there were several “recurrent themes” in his case similar to other mass shootings, such as sexual interest in children, withdrawal into an online world, a lack of empathy and a “uniform” for the killings, which he planned to carry out on a Friday the 13th. The date choice was deliberate given the superstitions attached to it. Who is Nicholas Prosper, the 'quiet, geeky' teen killer? Prosper wanted to become famous for shooting a classroom of children aged just four and five at his old primary school, St Joseph's Catholic Primary School. His former teachers had recalled him to be a 'quiet, geeky boy'. After killing his family members around 5 am on the fateful day, he left a novel How To Kill Your Family beside their bodies. Horrible, horrible, horribly horrific. Have little words to describe how a young man can have such a (psychopathic) mind set to want to do this to anyone let about his own family. Thankfully his plans to kill class full of children at a school was and will never be realised.⛓️ — ☝🏾𝕋ℍ𝕀𝕊👇🏾BLACK KiDS MATTER UK (@BLMKiDSUK) March 18, 2025 Planned murder Prosper killed his family after a long physical struggle with them. His mother and siblings tried their best to fight for their lives, leading to neighbours calling the emergency number. He was arrested with his pocket full of blood and the knife that he used to attack his brother. Prosper had managed to hide a gun with 33 cartridges in a bush nearby, and was about to execute his second plan of massacring 30 children in St Joseph's Catholic Primary School when its gates opened. Also read | 'Loners and...': '0 to 100 killers' watch extremely tortuous videos before plotting murders Later, he admitted to investigators that he had plotted to quietly kill his family while they were asleep, before carrying out his second plan of shooting 30 children in his former primary school. About his family, he told the investigators that "he had a good life with them... but he just wanted to do this to be famous". Before committing the triple murder, Prosper shared a video of himself discussing characters from Telltale's The Walking Dead series. Nicholas Prosper reportedly uploaded this disturbing video must hours before allegedly committing a triple murder involving three of his family members. In the video, he bizarrely discusses characters from Telltale's The Walking Dead series. The bodies of Juliana Prosper, 48,… pic.twitter.com/NoWRjTMBzk — Morbid Knowledge (@Morbidful) September 18, 2024 Prosper's guilty plea On February 24, Prosper was found guilty of three counts of murder, the first one of buying a firearm without a certificate, the second of possessing a firearm with intent to harm life, and the third one of having an article with a blade. Also read | United Kingdom to soon get covered by toxic gas clouds again amid volcanic eruptions: Report Prosecutor Timothy Cray KC, had earlier told the court: "The killing of his family was to be the first step in an even more shocking mass killing." He further added, "That same Friday morning, he had planned to kill at least 30 of the youngest pupils and two of their teachers at St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School in Luton. He had been preparing these killings for months. His planning was cold, deliberate, and without sympathy or emotion towards the actual victims or potential victims." (With inputs from agencies)

TRIGGER WARNING : Who is Nicholas Prosper, jailed for 49 years for killing mother, brother, sister?

Russian President Vladimir Putin allegedly made US President Donald Trump wait for an hour for the phone call, after which they eventually agreed on a limited ceasefire in Ukraine, according to a report.&nbsp;
Just before the call with Trump on Tuesday (Mar 18), Putin was at an annual event with businessmen in Moscow. The call was arranged between 4 PM and 6 PM Russian time. &nbsp;
After some time, the host of the event reminded Putin that he was getting late for the call with the US president, said the report.
Putin was captured staring and smirking, according to the report.&nbsp;
Eventually, he reached late at the Kremlin for the call.
This alleged 'delay tactic' incident went viral on social media.
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Making leaders wait is an old Putin power play. But, this is a pretty brutal. Putin is publicly mocking Trump. <a href="https://t.co/FK1ahLbxQI">https://t.co/FK1ahLbxQI</a>
&mdash; Brett Bruen (@BrettBruen) <a href="https://twitter.com/BrettBruen/status/1901992757012357127?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 18, 2025</a></blockquote>

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The two presidents ultimately talked for more than an hour over phone.
Putin rejected a 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine that the US president and his team had asked for, according to a Bloomberg report. Still, he agreed to limit the attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure.
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<h2>Internet reaction: Deliberate power move by Putin?</h2>
The footage is creating quite a buzz on social media, with many commenting it was a deliberate &ldquo;power move&rdquo; of Putin. One user wrote, "Putin also has a Masters in theatrics. He is from an old Soviet school. Brutal indeed!"
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Putin also has a Masters in theatrics . He is from old Soviet school . Brutal indeed !
&mdash; News &amp; Views (@Shalimartowns) <a href="https://twitter.com/Shalimartowns/status/1902228771811553357?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 19, 2025</a></blockquote>

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&ldquo;Making leaders wait is an old Putin power play. But this is pretty brutal,&rdquo; another X user commented.
Some called it a psychological warfare. &ldquo;This is KGB-level psychological warfare&mdash;Putin knows Trump is desperate for his approval, so he makes him wait like an obedient lapdog,&rdquo; wrote one X user.
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BREAKING TRUMP: PUTIN JUST HUMILIATED TRUMP&mdash;LEFT HIM WAITING LIKE A DOG 🚨 While speaking to a room full of Russian oligarchs, Putin was asked if he&rsquo;d be late to meet Trump. He just laughed. This is KGB-level psychological warfare&mdash;Putin knows Trump is desperate for his&hellip; <a href="https://t.co/hbKHYN4fyX">pic.twitter.com/hbKHYN4fyX</a>
&mdash; Mario 🇺🇸🇵🇱🇺🇦🇪🇺 (@PawlowskiMario) <a href="https://twitter.com/PawlowskiMario/status/1902014933727850781?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 18, 2025</a></blockquote>

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World: Trending: Discover the buzz as Russian President Putin allegedly keeps Trump waiting over an hour, sparking rumors of a classic power play, making headlines worldwide.

Russian President Vladimir Putin allegedly made US President Donald Trump wait for an hour for the phone call, after which they eventually agreed on a limited ceasefire in Ukraine, according to a report. Just before the call with Trump on Tuesday (Mar 18), Putin was at an annual event with businessmen in Moscow. The call was arranged between 4 PM and 6 PM Russian time. After some time, the host of the event reminded Putin that he was getting late for the call with the US president, said the report. Putin was captured staring and smirking, according to the report. Eventually, he reached late at the Kremlin for the call. This alleged 'delay tactic' incident went viral on social media. Making leaders wait is an old Putin power play. But, this is a pretty brutal. Putin is publicly mocking Trump. https://t.co/FK1ahLbxQI — Brett Bruen (@BrettBruen) March 18, 2025 Also, read | Vladimir Putin showing signs of 'mini-stroke,' claims his former speechwriter. Is the Russian president sick? The two presidents ultimately talked for more than an hour over phone. Putin rejected a 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine that the US president and his team had asked for, according to a Bloomberg report. Still, he agreed to limit the attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure. Also, read | US federal judge suspends ban on transgender people in the military, says Trump ban 'soaked in animus' Internet reaction: Deliberate power move by Putin? The footage is creating quite a buzz on social media, with many commenting it was a deliberate “power move” of Putin. One user wrote, "Putin also has a Masters in theatrics. He is from an old Soviet school. Brutal indeed!" Putin also has a Masters in theatrics . He is from old Soviet school . Brutal indeed ! — News & Views (@Shalimartowns) March 19, 2025 “Making leaders wait is an old Putin power play. But this is pretty brutal,” another X user commented. Some called it a psychological warfare. “This is KGB-level psychological warfare—Putin knows Trump is desperate for his approval, so he makes him wait like an obedient lapdog,” wrote one X user. BREAKING TRUMP: PUTIN JUST HUMILIATED TRUMP—LEFT HIM WAITING LIKE A DOG 🚨 While speaking to a room full of Russian oligarchs, Putin was asked if he’d be late to meet Trump. He just laughed. This is KGB-level psychological warfare—Putin knows Trump is desperate for his… pic.twitter.com/hbKHYN4fyX — Mario 🇺🇸🇵🇱🇺🇦🇪🇺 (@PawlowskiMario) March 18, 2025

Did Putin mock Trump'? Russian president kept him waiting for phone call for over an hour - Report

A seven-year-old girl in the US suffered severe burns and was in coma after she decided to follow a TikTok toy challenge where a&nbsp;fidget toy exploded in her face.&nbsp;Scarlett Selby of Missourie was seriously injured after a NeeDoh cube burst in her face.
NeeDoh cube is a common spongy toy.
The horrific accident happened when Selby tried to follow a viral TikTok trend that included freezing and heating the toy.
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Scarlett Selby, age 7, wanted to do the Tik Tok challenge where kids freeze a NeeDoh toy and then microwave it to make it easier to play with. When Scarlett pulled the cube out of the microwave, it exploded and the hot liquid melted into her face and chest. <a href="https://t.co/iPxyeilLNx">pic.twitter.com/iPxyeilLNx</a>
&mdash; Te-Erika (@Te_Erika) <a href="https://twitter.com/Te_Erika/status/1902078143592284610?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 18, 2025</a></blockquote>

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<h2>TikTok Challenge</h2>
Selby. She saw a viral video of Tikkors changing the shape of NeeDoh cubes by heating and then freezing it, said a report on The New York Post.
Following the toy trend, she put the toy in the microwave. However, when she removed it, the cube exploded, spreading her face and chest with a blistering hot substance and leading to a coma.
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Her father, Josh Selby was shocked by her horrific scream. "It all happened so quickly. I heard her scream, and it was like a blood-curdling scream."&nbsp;
He took his daughter to the hospital, frantically trying to remove the hot substance from her face and body. In the hospital, doctors placed her in a medically induced coma.&nbsp;
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Social media users reacted with horror, anger and frustration.&nbsp;
One user put the blame on the girl's mother, writing, "What a wonderful mom to let her kid put toys inside a microwave. Learn some parenting Mom."
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What a wonderful mom to let her kid put toys inside a microwave. Learn some parenting Mom 😤
&mdash; Joseph Jones (@JohnStitch500) <a href="https://twitter.com/JohnStitch500/status/1902173882963894695?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 19, 2025</a></blockquote>

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World: Trending: A 7-year-old girl named Scarlett Selby from Missouri is in coma after a TikTok toy challenge involving a NeeDoh cube went tragically wrong, causing severe burns.

A seven-year-old girl in the US suffered severe burns and was in coma after she decided to follow a TikTok toy challenge where a fidget toy exploded in her face. Scarlett Selby of Missourie was seriously injured after a NeeDoh cube burst in her face. NeeDoh cube is a common spongy toy. The horrific accident happened when Selby tried to follow a viral TikTok trend that included freezing and heating the toy. Scarlett Selby, age 7, wanted to do the Tik Tok challenge where kids freeze a NeeDoh toy and then microwave it to make it easier to play with. When Scarlett pulled the cube out of the microwave, it exploded and the hot liquid melted into her face and chest. pic.twitter.com/iPxyeilLNx — Te-Erika (@Te_Erika) March 18, 2025 TikTok Challenge Selby. She saw a viral video of Tikkors changing the shape of NeeDoh cubes by heating and then freezing it, said a report on The New York Post. Following the toy trend, she put the toy in the microwave. However, when she removed it, the cube exploded, spreading her face and chest with a blistering hot substance and leading to a coma. Also read | Watch: As Trump pulls a chair for Netanyahu, netizens ask 'Who's president of United States?' Her father, Josh Selby was shocked by her horrific scream. "It all happened so quickly. I heard her scream, and it was like a blood-curdling scream." He took his daughter to the hospital, frantically trying to remove the hot substance from her face and body. In the hospital, doctors placed her in a medically induced coma. Also read | Who is DJ Daniel? Trump appoints 13-year-old cancer survivor as United States Secret Service agent. Social media users reacted with horror, anger and frustration. One user put the blame on the girl's mother, writing, "What a wonderful mom to let her kid put toys inside a microwave. Learn some parenting Mom." What a wonderful mom to let her kid put toys inside a microwave. Learn some parenting Mom 😤 — Joseph Jones (@JohnStitch500) March 19, 2025

Scarlett Selby: 7-year-old US girl  in coma after viral TikTok challenge goes wrong

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