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Halle Berry, Zoë Kravitz, Colin Firth and Jack Whitehall are joining forces for a new romantic comedy called Otherwise Engaged. The story is about Charlie, played by Jack, as he gets ready to marry Gabby, played by Zoë. But just as the couple prepares for their big day, Charlie’s estranged father suddenly comes back into his life after being released from prison. Things get even messier when Charlie’s father, played by Colin, falls for Gabby’s mother, played by Halle.

A representational image of pylons and power lines. — Reuters/File Nepra announces Rs2.06 per unit FCA hike. Power tariff rises Re0.52 under quarterly adjustment. July FCA hike to reflect in September bills. ISLAMABAD: The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) on Friday increased electricity tariffs for consumers nationwide by Rs2.58 per unit through monthly and quarterly fuel cost adjustments.

Palaces pushes Queen Camilla as Harry, Meghan dominate headlines in UK While Prince Harry and Meghan Markle commanded the spotlight with their dramatic UK decision, Buckingham Palace quietly shifted focus by honouring King Charles' beloved wife Queen Camilla. The Palace shone a light on the 79-year-old Queen, who is loved and respected by Britons as the steadfast force standing beside the monarch during the Firms' most testing chapter.

Andrew Tate indicted in minor trafficking, money laundering case in Romania Social media influencer Andrew Tate has been officially indicted in absentia by Romanian prosecutors in cases related to trafficking of minors, having sexual relations with minor, witness tempering and money laundering. His brother Tristan Tate has also been charged for complicity in crimes. The former kickboxers, having dual citizenship of the UK and USA, have been facing criminal investigation in Romania since 2022.

Paramount+ has just given MobLand fans some very big news. The crime drama is coming back for a third season and Tom Hardy will be returning as Harry Da Souza. The news came just weeks before the second season arrives. But Hardy’s return is interesting because there are reports of problems between him and showrunner Jez Butterworth while season two was being made. The situation was became so bad that Hardy was ready to leave the show if it got another season. That has now changed.

Dr Asim Hussain, former federal minister and President Asif Ali Zardari’s most trusted friend, speaks to Geo News during an interview. — Reporter LONDON: Dr Asim Hussain, former federal minister and President Asif Ali Zardari’s most trusted friend, was diagnosed with stage-4 cancer, but he is stable, and his health is improving, getting treatment mainly in Pakistan but also in London.

The Royal Academy of Dance celebrated a special moment in its history with a new photograph of Queen Camilla. The academy shared the image as it announced that Christopher Wheeldon OBE had been featured in the landmark 100th episode of its Why Dance Matters series. Queen Camilla had presented Wheeldon with the prestigious QEII Award - the Royal Academy of Dance's highest honour just a day earlier.

An Air India Airbus A320neo plane takes off in Colomiers near Toulouse, France, December 13, 2017. — Reuters Preliminary report says aircraft experienced “altitude upset”. Flight-control system detected loss of three hydraulic systems. Hydraulic failure disengaged autopilot, triggered stall warning.

Pakistan white-ball coach Mike Hesson speaks to the media, Dubai, September 11, 2025. — AFP Pakistan white-ball head coach Mike Hesson said he had no role in selecting the squad for the ongoing Test tour against England, explaining that he only assumed responsibility for the red-ball side after several players had already departed the camp.

Workers wearing protective face masks work on a residential construction site in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, April 14, 2020. — Reuters SHARJAH: Sharjah has raised the minimum decent-living standard for government employees to AED20,000 ($5,450) a month, in a package that will also increase support for thousands of families and retirees. The measures, effective from September, were approved by Sheikh Dr Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qasimi, a member of the UAE Supreme Council and ruler of Sharjah.