Karachi to Rawalpindi-bound Tezgam Express was involved in an accident at Rohri Station in the wee hours of Tuesday. According to railway sources, one bogie of the passenger train derailed at Rohri Station. Upon receiving the news, a rescue crane was dispatched from the locomotive shed. Railway officials stated that the accident resulted in the …
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Pakistan has launched its first “Dematerialised Digital ID Card” during the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA)’s silver jubilee ceremony. This significant development marks a major leap in the country’s identity management system, enabling digital storage and verification of identity cards. The new system allows citizens to store their identity cards digitally, reducing the need …
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A meeting between Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and a delegation from the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), led by Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, has shed light on efforts to resolve the contentious issue of new canals from the Indus River. The meeting, held during an Iftar dinner on Monday evening at the Prime Minister’s House, included …
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The International Cricket Council (ICC) has issued a statement following the notable absence of Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) officials from the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 final ceremony in Dubai. The ceremony, which took place after India defeated New Zealand in the final, included representatives from the ICC, BCCI, and New Zealand Cricket Board. Still, no …
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Elon Musk has attributed recent outages on his social media platform, X (formerly Twitter), to a “massive cyberattack.” The outages, which occurred on March 10, 2025, left tens of thousands of users unable to access their accounts or load content. Musk stated that while X faces daily cyber threats, this particular attack was executed with …
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KYLIE Jenner serves up her new perfume — before watching tennis with boyfriend Timothée Chalamet.
The US reality star, 27, wore a black leotard for the photoshoot featuring an outsize bottle of her Cosmic 2.0 fragrance.
She also watched a match at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, California, with Bob Dylan star Timothée, 29.
Kylie wore a red shirt and shades as the pair were spotted laughing between points in the stands.
We revealed earlier how fans of Kylie are feeling rather cringed out after she grabbed Timothee for an awkward kiss as he tried to concentrate on the tennis.
“I’m convinced he hates her lol,” said a Redditor who shared a video of the awkward moment on the social media platform.
“Notice how she spotted the camera right as the video starts. It’s all a show for her,” commented one person.
Another said: “Oh my goddd this was painful.”
“She does it all for the camera, he actually rolled his eye up into his head,” said a third.
A fourth then penned: “Idk how people can ship them when this is so… painfully awkward.
“Her body language is very possessive and smothering because he does not return that same energy.
While a fifth added: “Could not be any more obviously fake and planned moment. She makes direct eye contact with the camera to be sure they’re filming. Christ.”
THE National Lottery Set For Life numbers are in and it’s time to find out if you’ve won the top prize of £10,000 every month for 30 years.
Could tonight’s jackpot see you start ticking off that bucket list every month or building your own start-up as a budding entrepreneur?
You can find out by checking your ticket against tonight’s numbers below.
Good luck!
Tonight’s National Lottery Set For Life numbers are: 05, 14, 24, 36, 41 and the Life Ball is 10.
The first National Lottery draw was held on November 19 1994 when seven winners shared a jackpot of £5,874,778.
The largest amount ever to be won by a single ticket holder was £42million, won in 1996.
Gareth Bull, a 49-year-old builder, won £41million in November, 2020 and ended up knocking down his bungalow to make way for a luxury manor house with a pool.
Sue Davies, 64, bought a lottery ticket to celebrate ending five months of shielding during the pandemic — and won £500,000.
Sandra Devine, 36, accidentally won £300k – she intended to buy her usual £100 National Lottery Scratchcard, but came home with a much bigger prize.
The biggest jackpot ever to be up for grabs was £66million in January last year, which was won by two lucky ticket holders.
Another winner, Karl managed to bag £11million aged just 23 in 1996.
The odds of winning the lottery are estimated to be about one in 14million – BUT you’ve got to be in it to win it.
A POPULAR YouTuber and social media influencer has tragically died while celebrating her birthday in Mexico.
Alysha Burney reportedly passed away in her sleep on March 2 – just a day before she was set to turn 25.
Devastated brother Charles Burney confirmed the tragic news on social media.
He wrote in an Instagram post: “I come with great sadness that my little sister Alysha Burney has passed. Please allow our family time to grieve during this time.
“It is extremely difficult seeing all of the false narratives trying to defame her legacy.”
Charles, who was with Alysha when she passed away, said that she died after having an asthma attack while she was asleep.
He told FOX4: “She was a self-loving and happy individual who cherished her life and was looking forward to the upcoming year’s plans. She was in Mexico to celebrate her birthday.
“She was a very classy young woman.”
Slamming inline speculations about her sister’s tragic death, Charles said: “There’s a spread of misinformation online, stating different things based on speculation.
“These sources lack credibility and should not be believed. My sister did not engage in environments that would lead to such situations.”
Alysha had more than 5million followers across Instagram and TikTok.
Fans of the social media star flocked to the comments section to express their grief.
One person said: “Can’t believe we lost another angel today. like this, better be fake, she actually does no wrong.
“I can’t believe she’s gone, I refuse to believe.”
Another fan wrote: “Why I’m scrolling TikTok seeing that Alysha Burney passed? Say right now and quit playing.”
A third said: “Please tell me this is a lie?”
It comes after an OnlyFans model was mysteriously found dead at her home two weeks after losing contact with her family.
Cops discovered Juli Luxie, 21, at her apartment in Essonne, France, after her parents desperately feared for her wellbeing.
Her father sounded the alarm as he had not heard from his daughter – who was usually active on social media – in a fortnight.
Her dad also reported that Juli had been “depressed”, according to Le Parisien.
Cops revealed they discovered traces of blood and bottles of nitrous oxide, also known as “laughing gas”, in the apartment, just south of Paris.
Juli, originally from Pas-de-Calais, reportedly “consumed it in large quantities”.
These canisters of NOS, which is used as a recreational drug, were found in her home.
Nitrous oxide has also been known to lead to unconsciousness and hallucinations when inhaled.
Police revealed they launched an investigation into the OnlyFans star’s tragic death and will carry out an autopsy.
THESE are the six best classic cars you can pick up on a budget starting at £3,000 – including an open-top roadster and an iconic hatchback.
Research shows money can’t really buy happiness but rather experiences are what tickle our fancy.
And with that in mind, the Daily Telegraph has come up with a list of vintage motors that leave a lasting impression.
The simple to run MGB, produced between 1962 and 1980, could be yours for as little as £3,000.
Simple to run and repair, the open-top roadster will tickle your eardrums with its classic engine roar, although it is incredibly susceptible to rust.
Parts are also readily available for the iconic motor, and while its later rubber-bumper models are cheaper, they are not as appealing as the earlier chrome-bumpered ones.
Good maintenance will ensure the motor remains tough and while the cheapest models will only set you back around £3,000, you might have to spend up to £4,000 to get one usable for daily drives.
If you’re keen for a good condition Roadster or GT, you’ll have to spend closer to £6,000.
The original city car, the Fiat 500 is an iconic classic that will draw looks wherever you go.
However, the tiny motor may not be ideal if you’re on the upper-end of heights, although some owners have called it “surprisingly roomy inside”.
You can get your hands on one for around £7,000, powered by a tiny twin-cylinder engine.
Similarly, you could grab a Citroen 2CV for less than £6,000, a classic French motor designed for the needs of farmers.
Also powered by a distinctive sounding twin-cylinder engine, the motor stands tall as one of Citroen’s most iconic vehicles.
Both motors are likely to suffer from rust but beyond that, they are considered solid classics for the modern age.
As we enter five-figure prices, the quality of cars does begin to rise with it.
The nimble Peugeot 205 GTi was a complete game-changer when it hit the roads in 1984, capable of taking corners more smoothly than the other hot hatchbacks of the era.
Rivalling the Volkswagen Golf GTI and Ford Escort XR3i, this classic French motor is “fun, nippy, and easy to maintain”.
On top of that, its maintenance costs aren’t expected to be too high, and you can get your hands on a decent one for less than £10,000.
However, some electrical problems are to be expected, but none out of the ordinary for cars of the same era.
Jaguar is one of the best names in British motoring and its XJS deserves all the same love.
Produced between 1975 and 1996, the motor went through three distinct iterations, helping more than 115,000 units be sold.
While it may have been somewhat unloved in the past, its V12 and straight-six engines are incredibly resilient and let you drive in peace and quiet.
You can bag a decent one for £9,000, with collector’s versions coming in at £20,000 and up.
However, it should be noted that the XJS does struggle with fuel consumption and typical rust build-up behind its bumpers.
Topping off the list is the Porsche 911 (997 series) – a model that lies in one of the most iconic lines of car ever made.
These high-performance and valuable machines are often stored away but can make for easy driving on long road trips.
The 997 model, produced between 2004 and 2013, is a far cry from the original 911, first made in 1964, but still has the same core reliability and character of the original model.
You can get a fairly reliable one for just £20,000 but it’s recommended to get a mechanical inspection before you sink your cash in.
AN iconic pub has closed its doors for the last time leaving punters gutted.
The family-run Walnut Tree Shades in the centre of Norwich that has dates back to the 1850s went out with a bang on Saturday night.
Known for its live-music, the boozer was hugely popular with locals.
In a post on Facebook the pub wrote: “It’s our last week of the Walnut Treee Shades pub being what we know and love for many many years we are all very gutted.
“So come down, enjoy the pub as we know and enjoy a drink!”
The pub went all out on Saturday night to say goodbye with punters turning up in fancy dress to enjoy a last night of live music and pints before it closed for good.
The landlord and landlady behind the pub have confirmed that they are moving to another local pub in April.
“We hope to see all your lovely faces there, we will still be having bands, private functions and more!” they said on Facebook.
But, “the Walnut Tree Shades going forward won’t be how we know it and love it,” they added as they thanked musicians and customers for their support.
The Walnut Tree Shades landlords said that the pub is being converted into a sports bar, but according to a spokesperson from the Stonegate Pub Company that owns the boozer this is incorrect.
“The decision of what will happen next to the pub has not been made and we are currently looking to recruit a new publican on a temporary basis until the decision has been made on what the pub will be next,” a spokesperson said.
“We’re anticipating this decision to be made by the end of next week.”
The company decided to re brand the pub and moved the current landlords to The Reindeer in Dereham Road, another venue known for its music.
The current landlord, Louise Wilding announced that she would be leaving The Reindeer by the end of the month.
But even though the people behind the Walnut Tree Shades are moving, locals and employees are gutted.
Yasmin Clouting who worked for the boozer told Evening News: “The locals here are devastated.
“We have bands here every week and they bring in a good crowd.
“We’ve had to move all of these booked-in performances to the new site.”
On Facebook, locals shared their misery with one saying: “Such a shame. It’s an iconic city music pub.
“I’ve been playing there with various bands since the 1980s and it was a regular music spot long before that. Sad times.”
“What a let down for all the people that have ran the place, been to see bands & played The Walnut since the 1960’s. Tragic,” another said.
Others called it “one of the best”.
It is not the only historic pub to shut its doors this week with one in West Yorkshire dating back to 1610 closing down for good.
