Britney Spears extended&nbsp;an&nbsp;apology and best wishes to her ex Justin Timberlake. Spears shocked her millions of fans when she posted a lengthy note for the American singer.

On Sunday night,&nbsp;the 42-year-old pop star took to her Instagram handle to share her apology for whatever she has written about Justin and their relationship&nbsp;in her memoir The Woman In Me. The book that dominated headlines for months was released in October 2023.&nbsp;

In the post, Britney wrote, ''I wanna apologize for some of the things I wrote about in my book. If I offended any of the people I genuinely care about I am deeply sorry.''

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Further, the pop star went on to praise Justin's new song ''Selfish''.

''I also wanted to say I am in love with Justin Timberlake’s new song “Selfish” 🌹 It is soo good and how come every time I see Justin and Jimmy together I laugh so hard ???'' she wrote.&nbsp;

In her memoir, The Woman in Me, Spears shared many secrets of her life, from getting pregnant at the age of 19 to aborting a baby. She revealed how she underwent abortion because her beau at the time didn’t want to be a father.&nbsp;

Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake dated for a brief period in the early 2000s.&nbsp;

She wrote in her memoir, "I loved Justin so much. I always expected us to have a family together one day. This would just be much earlier than I'd anticipated. Justin definitely wasn't happy about the pregnancy. He said we weren't ready to have a baby in our lives, that we were way too young."

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In her book, she also accused Justin of tarnishing her image with his video “Cry Me A River”, which turned her into a villain.&nbsp;

In her memoir, she writes that the song “Cry Me A River” turned her into a “harlot” as many people thought that it was about her and she was the one who cheated in the relationship that led to their&nbsp;breakup.

Britney Spears extended an apology and best wishes to her ex Justin Timberlake. Spears shocked her millions of fans when she posted a lengthy note for the American singer.

Britney Spears extended an apology and best wishes to her ex Justin Timberlake. Spears shocked her millions of fans when she posted a lengthy note for the American singer. On Sunday night, the 42-year-old pop star took to her Instagram handle to share her apology for whatever she has written about Justin and their relationship in her memoir The Woman In Me. The book that dominated headlines for months was released in October 2023. In the post, Britney wrote, ''I wanna apologize for some of the things I wrote about in my book. If I offended any of the people I genuinely care about I am deeply sorry.'' Adele pledge to go on a world tour, spills details about her next album release Further, the pop star went on to praise Justin's new song ''Selfish''. ''I also wanted to say I am in love with Justin Timberlake’s new song “Selfish” 🌹 It is soo good and how come every time I see Justin and Jimmy together I laugh so hard ???'' she wrote. In her memoir, The Woman in Me, Spears shared many secrets of her life, from getting pregnant at the age of 19 to aborting a baby. She revealed how she underwent abortion because her beau at the time didn’t want to be a father. Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake dated for a brief period in the early 2000s. She wrote in her memoir, "I loved Justin so much. I always expected us to have a family together one day. This would just be much earlier than I'd anticipated. Justin definitely wasn't happy about the pregnancy. He said we weren't ready to have a baby in our lives, that we were way too young." From facing identity crisis to leading an Indo-British film: Marvel actor Saaj Raja interview In her book, she also accused Justin of tarnishing her image with his video “Cry Me A River”, which turned her into a villain. In her memoir, she writes that the song “Cry Me A River” turned her into a “harlot” as many people thought that it was about her and she was the one who cheated in the relationship that led to their breakup.

'I am deeply sorry…' Britney Spears issues apology to Justin Timberlake for claims in her memoir

Twitter files part 6 is out and this one reveals the tech giant's links with the FBI independent journalist Matt Taibbi. In a series of tweets, he has established that the agency treated Twitter as a subsidiary.

Twitter files 6.0 exposes tech giant's links with FBI

#twitterfiles is trending currently on Twitter. The files are an Elon Musk endorsed expose, revealing internal documents about how the company handled a news article.

The Twitter Files: Independent journalist Matt Taibbi makes the revelation

The number of days with heat index higher than 35 degrees Celsius have increased from 40 days in 1950s to 100 days in 2020s,&nbsp;revealed&nbsp;a latest report by Greenpeace India on Friday.&nbsp;The heat index is what the temperature feels like to the human body when relative humidity is combined with the air temperature.&nbsp;The report also revealed that if carbon dioxide levels double up by 2050, Delhi will become five degrees warmer between the years, 2080 and 2099.&nbsp;

Carbon dioxide levels doubling by 2050 is one of the projections of the IPCC Working Group III report, which was released recently. &nbsp;

The report also warned that in the same scenario, the cities of Mumbai and Chennai will become warmer by 5 and 4 degrees Celsius as compared to present levels. &nbsp;

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The report is significant as India is currently experiencing a deadly heat wave. &nbsp;

India saw its hottest March in over a century, and many cities like the national capital, New Delhi, experienced temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius on most days of April. &nbsp;

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Power demand has also reached new heights and more than two dozen people have died of suspected heat strokes. &nbsp;

In Delhi, the highest temperature record of 47.3°C was set in 1956, according to the data from the Climate Change Knowledge Portal, World Bank Group. The high temperature is fatal and causes severe health issues, but it does not appear every day. Instead, the same research provides another alarming dataset. &nbsp;

According to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), the heatwave spell from Friday may see the mercury soaring to 44 degrees Celsius.&nbsp;

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The number of days with heat index higher than 35 degrees Celsius have increased from 40 days in 1950s to 100 days in 2020s, revealed a latest report by Greenpeace India on Friday.

The number of days with heat index higher than 35 degrees Celsius have increased from 40 days in 1950s to 100 days in 2020s, revealed a latest report by Greenpeace India on Friday. The heat index is what the temperature feels like to the human body when relative humidity is combined with the air temperature. The report also revealed that if carbon dioxide levels double up by 2050, Delhi will become five degrees warmer between the years, 2080 and 2099. Carbon dioxide levels doubling by 2050 is one of the projections of the IPCC Working Group III report, which was released recently. The report also warned that in the same scenario, the cities of Mumbai and Chennai will become warmer by 5 and 4 degrees Celsius as compared to present levels. Also Read: What is a heatwave, how is it declared, and what are the many types of alerts in India? The report is significant as India is currently experiencing a deadly heat wave. India saw its hottest March in over a century, and many cities like the national capital, New Delhi, experienced temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius on most days of April. Watch: Four heat waves devastate northern India, blaze in New Delhi's Bhalswa landfill worsens × Power demand has also reached new heights and more than two dozen people have died of suspected heat strokes. In Delhi, the highest temperature record of 47.3°C was set in 1956, according to the data from the Climate Change Knowledge Portal, World Bank Group. The high temperature is fatal and causes severe health issues, but it does not appear every day. Instead, the same research provides another alarming dataset. According to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), the heatwave spell from Friday may see the mercury soaring to 44 degrees Celsius. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Heatwave Alert! If CO2 levels double by 2050, Delhi to turn 5 degrees warmer from 2080 to 2099, says report

If the researchers are to be believed, alien life is highly likely to be found on smaller planets. &nbsp;&nbsp;

Scientists claim that the larger planets may not be unable to form moons like Earth, which is crucial for sustaining life. &nbsp;

The moon is highly essential for the functioning of Earth as it controls the length of the day and ocean tides, which affect life cycles on the planet. &nbsp;&nbsp;

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The moon also makes the Earth's climate more stable by stabilising its spin axis, which provides an ideal environment in which life can develop. &nbsp;&nbsp;

According to a recent study, the moon could also be an advantageous feature in harbouring life on other planets. The journal 'Nature Communications' published the study on Tuesday. &nbsp;

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The team of researchers has been led by Miki Nakajima, an assistant professor of earth and environmental sciences at the University of Rochester. It has suggested that the size and make-up of the planet is the key to understanding the formation of moons. &nbsp;&nbsp;

In a press release, Nakajima said, “By understanding moon formations, we have a better constraint on what to look for when searching for Earth-like planets.” &nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

If the researchers are to be believed, alien life is highly likely to be found on smaller planets. Scientists claim that the larger planets may not be unable to form moons like Earth, which is crucial for sustaining life.

If the researchers are to be believed, alien life is highly likely to be found on smaller planets. Scientists claim that the larger planets may not be unable to form moons like Earth, which is crucial for sustaining life. The moon is highly essential for the functioning of Earth as it controls the length of the day and ocean tides, which affect life cycles on the planet. Also Read: Omicron variant originated from mice, say Chinese scientists. Is the narrative changing continuously? The moon also makes the Earth's climate more stable by stabilising its spin axis, which provides an ideal environment in which life can develop. According to a recent study, the moon could also be an advantageous feature in harbouring life on other planets. The journal 'Nature Communications' published the study on Tuesday. Also Read: In evolution, humans’ noses have become less sensitive, finds study The team of researchers has been led by Miki Nakajima, an assistant professor of earth and environmental sciences at the University of Rochester. It has suggested that the size and make-up of the planet is the key to understanding the formation of moons. In a press release, Nakajima said, “By understanding moon formations, we have a better constraint on what to look for when searching for Earth-like planets.” (With inputs from agencies)

Where can we expect the existence of alien life? Study makes the revelation

Even as coronavirus and its variants were not enough, the news of a new type of the virus like Covid (SARS-CoV-2)&nbsp;has made headlines.

With the emergence of every&nbsp;new type of the virus, comes a huge amount of speculation and hype.&nbsp;Well, it is quite understandable as the coronavirus has been tormenting the world for over two years now. &nbsp;

In the latest development, the new type of coronavirus has been detected among bats in South Africa by Chinese researchers.&nbsp; &nbsp;

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Even as the research claims that it has latent ability to mutate, the World Health Organisation has said that its potential needs further clarity. &nbsp;

NeoCov can penetrate human cells in the same way as SARS-CoV-2, as per scientists from the Wuhan University in China. &nbsp;

It is actually the closest relative to Middle East Respiratory Syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV). &nbsp;

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In a paper posted on preprint website bioRxiv, the researchers said, "It is only one mutation away from becoming dangerous for humans."&nbsp; &nbsp;

The paper is yet to be peer-reviewed. &nbsp;

The question whether the NeoCov coronavirus poses a threat to humans requires further study, as per the WHO. &nbsp;

"Whether the virus detected in the study will pose a risk for humans will require further study," the health body was quoted as saying to TASS news agency. &nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

Even as coronavirus and its variants were not enough, the news of a new type of the virus like Covid (SARS-CoV-2) has made headlines. With the emergence of every new type of the virus, comes a huge amount of speculation and hype.

Even as coronavirus and its variants were not enough, the news of a new type of the virus like Covid (SARS-CoV-2) has made headlines. With the emergence of every new type of the virus, comes a huge amount of speculation and hype. Well, it is quite understandable as the coronavirus has been tormenting the world for over two years now. In the latest development, the new type of coronavirus has been detected among bats in South Africa by Chinese researchers. Also Read: Explainer: What is the new 'stealth Omicron'? Even as the research claims that it has latent ability to mutate, the World Health Organisation has said that its potential needs further clarity. NeoCov can penetrate human cells in the same way as SARS-CoV-2, as per scientists from the Wuhan University in China. It is actually the closest relative to Middle East Respiratory Syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV). Also Read: No exit from zero-COVID-19: China struggles to find policy off-ramp In a paper posted on preprint website bioRxiv, the researchers said, "It is only one mutation away from becoming dangerous for humans." The paper is yet to be peer-reviewed. The question whether the NeoCov coronavirus poses a threat to humans requires further study, as per the WHO. "Whether the virus detected in the study will pose a risk for humans will require further study," the health body was quoted as saying to TASS news agency. (With inputs from agencies)

Wuhan is back in news with revelation on NeoCov. Check out what WHO has to say

The Supreme Court Tuesday termed as "very very serious" the revelations made by CBI in its status report relating to the recent interrogation of <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/chit-fund-scams-kolkata-police-chief-grilled-for-11-hours-in-second-round-of-questioning-196473">the then Kolkata Police Commissioner Rajeev Kumar</a> in connection with the Saradha chit fund scam case.

A bench headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi said it cannot "close its eyes" if some "very very serious facts" are disclosed to it and directed CBI to file an application seeking appropriate relief against Kumar, who had earlier headed the state SIT to probe the chit fund scam.

The bench, which also comprised Justices Deepak Gupta and Sanjiv Khanna, granted 10 days to the probe agency for filing the application. Kumar and others can respond to the plea seven days thereafter.

The top court refused to drop the contempt proceedings against the West Bengal DGP, the chief secretary and Kumar.

It was hearing the CBI's contempt application against various senior officials of the West Bengal government on the ground of non-cooperation in its probe and alleged tampering of evidence including call data records (CDRs) of key accused and Sardha group CMD Sudipta Sen and Debjani Mukherjee.

The court, which had earlier directed CBI Director to file an affidavit giving details about the alleged contempt committed by West Bengal cops and others in the case, perused the reply of the CBI chief and the fresh status report, pertaining to quizzing of Kumar.

"We have gone through your (CBI's) status report. There are something very very serious," the bench said.

The bench asked Attorney General K K Venugopal, representing CBI, to file an appropriate application as it cannot pass any order on the prayers as they were part of the sealed cover report to which the other side has no access.

"File an application or an affidavit, if you want to press for your reliefs. We cannot act unilaterally and the other side has to be heard," the bench said.

"We are not passing any order. File an application and give the other side an opportunity to reply," the bench said.

Senior advocate AM Singhvi, appearing for West Bengal officials, opposed the liberty being granted to CBI to file an application against Kumar.

"While considering the contempt matter, suppose some very very serious things come to our notice then, should we close our eyes to that," the bench said while asking CBI to file the fresh plea.&nbsp;

At the outset, Venugopal referred to the reply of the CBI Director and alleged that the West Bengal police has not been cooperating with the probe, providing incomplete and tampered with details to the probe agency.

He said the CDRs, provided by the state police, of the key accused to the CBI were matched with those provide by the mobile service providers and various discrepancies were found in them.

Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, also appearing for CBI, said that there has been serious breach of the apex court order asking state police to cooperate in the investigation.

Earlier, the court had asked the CBI Director to provide information in support of the allegations of tampering and destruction of CDRs by Kumar.

The apex court had said the allegations made by the CBI were serious enough and it was an "obligation" on part of the agency to disclose full details of the alleged contempt committed by the then police commissioner.&nbsp;

It had questioned CBI for the delay in moving the apex court when the agency allegedly noticed the tampering of electronic evidence in June 2018.

The probe agency came out with a contempt petition after the February 3 incident in which the CBI sleuths, who had gone to probe Kumar at his residence, were taken into custody and manhandled by the West Bengal Police.

Though the apex court had taken note of the February 3 incident in which the top cops of the state police allegedly sat with Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on dharna, it was annoyed as to why the CBI did not bring to its notice the tampering of the CDRs when it happened in June 2018.&nbsp;

 
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The Supreme Court Tuesday termed as "very very serious" the revelations made by CBI in its status report relating to the recent interrogation of the then Kolkata Police Commissioner Rajeev Kumar in connection with the Saradha chit fund scam case.

The Supreme Court Tuesday termed as "very very serious" the revelations made by CBI in its status report relating to the recent interrogation of the then Kolkata Police Commissioner Rajeev Kumar in connection with the Saradha chit fund scam case. A bench headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi said it cannot "close its eyes" if some "very very serious facts" are disclosed to it and directed CBI to file an application seeking appropriate relief against Kumar, who had earlier headed the state SIT to probe the chit fund scam. The bench, which also comprised Justices Deepak Gupta and Sanjiv Khanna, granted 10 days to the probe agency for filing the application. Kumar and others can respond to the plea seven days thereafter. The top court refused to drop the contempt proceedings against the West Bengal DGP, the chief secretary and Kumar. It was hearing the CBI's contempt application against various senior officials of the West Bengal government on the ground of non-cooperation in its probe and alleged tampering of evidence including call data records (CDRs) of key accused and Sardha group CMD Sudipta Sen and Debjani Mukherjee. The court, which had earlier directed CBI Director to file an affidavit giving details about the alleged contempt committed by West Bengal cops and others in the case, perused the reply of the CBI chief and the fresh status report, pertaining to quizzing of Kumar. "We have gone through your (CBI's) status report. There are something very very serious," the bench said. The bench asked Attorney General K K Venugopal, representing CBI, to file an appropriate application as it cannot pass any order on the prayers as they were part of the sealed cover report to which the other side has no access. "File an application or an affidavit, if you want to press for your reliefs. We cannot act unilaterally and the other side has to be heard," the bench said. "We are not passing any order. File an application and give the other side an opportunity to reply," the bench said. Senior advocate AM Singhvi, appearing for West Bengal officials, opposed the liberty being granted to CBI to file an application against Kumar. "While considering the contempt matter, suppose some very very serious things come to our notice then, should we close our eyes to that," the bench said while asking CBI to file the fresh plea. At the outset, Venugopal referred to the reply of the CBI Director and alleged that the West Bengal police has not been cooperating with the probe, providing incomplete and tampered with details to the probe agency. He said the CDRs, provided by the state police, of the key accused to the CBI were matched with those provide by the mobile service providers and various discrepancies were found in them. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, also appearing for CBI, said that there has been serious breach of the apex court order asking state police to cooperate in the investigation. Earlier, the court had asked the CBI Director to provide information in support of the allegations of tampering and destruction of CDRs by Kumar. The apex court had said the allegations made by the CBI were serious enough and it was an "obligation" on part of the agency to disclose full details of the alleged contempt committed by the then police commissioner. It had questioned CBI for the delay in moving the apex court when the agency allegedly noticed the tampering of electronic evidence in June 2018. The probe agency came out with a contempt petition after the February 3 incident in which the CBI sleuths, who had gone to probe Kumar at his residence, were taken into custody and manhandled by the West Bengal Police. Though the apex court had taken note of the February 3 incident in which the top cops of the state police allegedly sat with Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on dharna, it was annoyed as to why the CBI did not bring to its notice the tampering of the CDRs when it happened in June 2018.

Saradha chit fund scam case: 'Very very serious' revelations made by CBI in status report, says Supreme Court

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