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The hottest July temperature in Britain was 36.5 C, recorded in Surrey, southern England, in 2006.

ZTE has introduced six new smartphones and four new data card devices in India. The phones are priced between Rs 5,000 and 15,000.

"I read in a newspaper yesterday that I have said that Narendra Modi is not communal. It was misreported," he said.

The company posted a net profit of Rs 738 crore for the quarter that ended in June compared with Rs 718 crore a year ago.

State government will build 7,600 kitchen sheds for the preparation of mid day meals.

Seven members of a family were sentenced to life imprisonment for murdering a man in Bikaner district in 2011. Additional Session Judge N K Sharma also imposed a fine of Rs 5000 on Danaram, Prabhuram, Bheraram, Mularam, Surjaram, Kaluram, and Ramkisan on...

In June, a Mumbai sessions court ruled that Salman Khan should be charged with culpable homicide not amounting to murder in the case.

Shoojit Sircar will be working with Amitabh Bachchan on a documentary, which chronicles the life of the megastar.

After the Gunners agreed on a £40million deal for the Uruguayan striker, they have been informed that The Reds now want £55million.

Chief Minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy reviewed the situation with Chief Secretary PK Mohanty and other senior officials.

American Zach Johnson will take a one-shot lead into the British Open second round after shooting a five-under-par 66.

Noted football analyst Paul Masefield feels that it's time Sunil Chhetri takes a call on whether he should continue his stint with Sporting Lisbon's B team.

Coming out of ban, Akkunji is taking part in the trials to be held in Patiala on Friday to be picked for India's 4x400m relay squad.

Manchester City are reported to be paying around 20 million pounds for the forward, who scored 26 La Liga goals last season.

American Horror Story: Asylum' and medieval fantasy 'Game of Thrones' were among the top nominees for primetime Emmy Awards.

Facing widespread criticism over the death of 23 children after eating mid-day meals in Chhapra, the Bihar government on Thursday denied receiving any alert from the Centre over shortcomings in its implementation and insisted that the food was 'poisonous'...