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In 2018 or 2019, a thrift-store shopper paid just $1.50 for a purse because he thought it looked pretty; in a 2026 Antiques Roadshow episode, experts identified it as Cartier Art Deco and valued it at $35,000, with insurance above $100,000

The colourful design was found to be made from precious materials typical of Art Deco jewellery. (Photo: PBS) A man who spent just $1.50 on a clutch bag at a thrift store discovered years later that his inexpensive find was actually a Cartier Art Deco piece valued at about $35,000.The unnamed buyer brought the bright…

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Veeraswamy: UK’s oldest Indian restaurant in a soup, owner accuses Crown Estate of not valuing curry traditions

The Crown Estate says it needs to refurbish Victory House as the structure is in a poor condition LONDON: The founder of Britain’s oldest surviving Indian restaurant, Veeraswamy, has accused the Crown Estate of trying to project European cuisine as “superior” to India’s gastronomic traditions by seeking to evict the Michelin-starred eatery from its landmark…

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Sourav Ganguly asserts no conflict of interest as he takes Delhi Capitals coach job while heading CAB | Cricket News

Former Indian cricketer Sourav Ganguly reacts during a press conference at the BCCI headquarters in Mumbai, India, October 23, 2019. Sourav Ganguly has said there is no conflict of interest in his taking charge as head coach of IPL franchise Delhi Capitals while continuing as president of the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB), saying he…

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Steve Buscemi: In 2001, during the 9/11 tragedy, actor Steve Buscemi went back to his old job as a firefighter to help the people affected | English Movie News

In 2001, during the 9/11 tragedy, actor Steve Buscemi went back to his old job as a firefighter to help the people affected. (YouTube) The 9/11 plane crash and the Twin Towers collapse are among the biggest tragedies in history. Many people lost their lives that day, and a lot of resources went into helping…

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High-Altitude Snow Leopard Safari: India’s first high-altitude snow leopard safari flagged off in Ladakh | India News

File photo: Ladakh Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena LEH/JAMMU: Ladakh lieutenant governor, Vinai Kumar Saxena, Wednesday flagged off India’s first high-altitude wildlife safari focused on snow leopard trails, with an aim of making local communities “equal partners in protecting and promoting Ladakh’s wildlife and benefiting economically”.“Wildlife should not be protected at the cost of people,…

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Scientists build a tiny wireless device that records animal brains in the wild; it is lighter than a US dime |

Image Credit: Laila Milevski/Cornell University Scientists at Cornell University have developed a tiny wireless device that can record brain activity while animals move freely through their surroundings. Lighter than a US dime, the device could give researchers a clearer view of how animals navigate, communicate and interact without being held back by wires or bulky…

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‘Changed Shreyas Iyer’s grip, initial movement and backlift’: How Abhishek Nayar helped India T20I captain bounce back | Cricket News

MUMBAI: Since he scored an 80 not out against England in July, India’s T20I captain Shreyas Iyer had been experiencing a rare slump in white-ball cricket, where he’s usually highly consistent, having failed to cross 30 in his last 10 T20I innings.Soon after he landed back in Mumbai after leading India to the gold medal…

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Before Hollywood and global fame, Jennifer Lopez once slept at dance studio while pursuing her career: ‘I was homeless before I got famous’ |

Before Hollywood and global fame, Jennifer Lopez once slept at dance studio while pursuing her career: ‘I was homeless before I got famous’Photo: Jennifer Lopez/ Instagram Jennifer Lopez’s early career transition from the Bronx to Hollywood involved a period of sacrifice that she later described as being technically homeless. The singer and actress came from…

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King Charles visited a project testing contraceptives on grey squirrels

King Charles visited a project testing contraceptives on grey squirrels; the unusual plan aims to save Britain’s rare red squirrels | World News

Image: The Royal Family (left) King Charles visited a research project in North Yorkshire exploring a new way to control Britain’s grey squirrel population and help protect its native red squirrels. During his visit on May 26, 2026, the King met scientists at the Animal and Plant Health Agency’s York Biotech Campus in Sand Hutton…

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