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Enjoying a cup of tea like a royal
The Bangladeshi culture is obsessed with dipping their biscuits and toasts in ‘cha’ - milk tea, while relishing their evening snacks and watching their favourite soap opera.
Princess Diana’s revenge dress
Lady Diana was known to wear some truly colourful and daring clothes. During her lifetime, the princess wore plenty of designer wear such as Versace, Armani, Chanel, Dior, Gucci and Clarks. However, none garnered the kind of attention as a bold, black number that came to ever after be known as the ‘revenge dress.’
Enjoying a cup of tea like a royal
The Bangladeshi culture is obsessed with dipping their biscuits and toasts in ‘cha’ - milk tea, while relishing their evening snacks and watching their favourite soap opera.
Fury vacates world heavyweight titles
Tyson Fury's troubled 11th month reign as world heavyweight champion comes to an end when the British boxer announces he would be vacating his WBO and WBA titles "to fully focus on his medical treatment and recovery".
Kevin Hart stole Beckham's biker boot
Actor Kevin Hart says he loves nice footwear and stole former football star David Beckham's "dirty biker boot".
Fury 'here to stay'
Britain's world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury said he was now "here to stay" just hours after announcing his retirement from
Uphill, sweaty battle for Lewis at Hungary
Lewis Hamilton faces a demanding and sweaty battle with his championship-leading Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg and a potentially-rampant Red Bull team as he seeks a decisive victory at this weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix.
Theresa May becomes UK prime minister
Theresa May becomes British prime minister after being appointed by Queen Elizabeth shortly after the monarch accepted David Cameron's resignation.
May to succeed Cameron on Wednesday
Britain's David Cameron says he will resign as prime minister on Wednesday.
Leadsom withdraws from UK leadership race
Energy Minister Andrea Leadsom abruptly withdraws from the contest to succeed David Cameron as Britain's prime minister.
Murray detects British buzz
World number two Andy Murray believes he might not be the only British player to thrive at this year's Wimbledon and has backed some of the other 14 local hopefuls to make their mark at the grasscourt grand slam.