British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak confronted China's Premier Li Keqiang at the G20 summit over the recent arrests of two people in the UK for alleged spying. Sunak expressed "significant concerns about Chinese interference in the UK's parliamentary democracy", calling it unacceptable. The arrests came just before the leaders' meeting. While not commenting on details, Sunak said he raised multiple disagreements with Li as part of aligning with allies like the US and Canada. Sunak aims to protect British values and interests while engaging China where beneficial. Downing Street confirmed Sunak relayed worries about China undermining UK democracy. The arrests resulted from a Metropolitan Police investigation with the Sunday Times. (Image courtesy: Rishi Sunak on X)

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was unable to leave India on Sunday after his aircraft developed technical problems. Trudeau's office said the Canadian Armed Forces notified them of the aircraft issues before departing for the airport. The problems could not be fixed overnight, so Trudeau's delegation will remain in India until alternate travel plans are arranged. Trudeau had been scheduled to return to Canada after attending the two-day G20 Summit in Delhi, where he held bilateral talks with Indian PM Narendra Modi on Sunday. With his plane grounded, Trudeau's departure from India is now delayed until the technical issues can be resolved.

At the G20 Summit, Canadian PM Justin Trudeau emphasized the importance of relations with India, calling it a vital global economy and partner on issues like climate change. Trudeau stated India-Canada partnership is essential for growth and prosperity. He said both nations will continue expanding cooperation. This follows PM Modi's meeting with Trudeau to discuss bilateral ties. However, Trudeau acknowledged India's concerns over Khalistani extremism were raised. While vowing to defend free expression, Trudeau asserted Canada will prevent violence and push back against hatred. He stressed that extremists don't represent all Canadians or the Sikh community.

A dog that broke free from its leash and went berserk caused massive disruptions at Gatwick Airport's North Terminal, leading to traffic being held up for hours outside. The uncontrolled canine ran amok inside after getting loose, sending staff into a frenzy trying to restrain it. Officials attempted to lure the rogue dog with chicken nuggets but it ate them all and continued running wild. With failed efforts to capture the dog, traffic in and out of the airport was stopped for several hours. Passengers faced long delays and huge traffic jams built up on access roads, with cars backed up for miles unable to reach the terminal during the chaotic situation.

The India Club in London, dating back to the Indian independence movement, will permanently close on September 17 after losing its fight against closure. The iconic meeting venue and eatery, which had previously prevented demolition, was served notice by landlords to make way for a modernised hotel. Owners Yadgar and Phiroza Marker launched a "Save India Club" appeal but announced the impending closure with "heavy hearts". Phiroza Marker told Shorts91, that they are looking for a new place to move the legendary club. The India Club has its roots in the India League, which campaigned for Indian independence in Britain, with its founding members including Krishna Menon – who went on to become the first Indian High Commissioner to the UK. Its closure ends an era and erases a piece of history as one of London's most historic Indian venues.

Shorts91 found Shah Rukh Khan's ‘Jawan’ to be an entertaining action spectacle blended smoothly with thoughtful social commentary. While showcasing SRK's trademark grand flair through gripping sequences, the film also highlights issues like economic inequality and misgovernance without moralizing. SRK himself conveys an uplifting call to action for responsible citizenship. Shorts91 also spoke to UK crowds who cheered Jawan's winning combo of charisma, comedy, and messaging. British fans lauded SRK for using his stardom to gently provoke audiences beyond just thrills. This exclusive review finds Jawan marking another milestone in Shah Rukh's bridging of cinema and social consciousness. For full review and audience reaction, CLICK BELOW

In an emotional post, veteran actor Saira Banu highlighted Shah Rukh Khan's special connection with her late husband Dilip Kumar. Banu said SRK resembled Dilip Kumar and "My son would have been just like him." She fondly recalled SRK humbly seeking her blessings and letting her run fingers through his hair like Dilip. Despite busy schedules, SRK readily did an interview for Banu's company on one text request. Banu shared SRK was first to console her after Dilip's demise, proving his compassion. She cherished how SRK never failed to continue the blessing ritual whenever they met, underscoring his sweet nature. Banu praised SRK as a remarkable actor with similarities to Dilip Kumar. (Image courtesy: Saira Banu on Instagram)

The India-Pakistan match began with fireworks as Rohit Sharma dispatched Shaheen Afridi for a towering six in the first over. But it was Shubman Gill who took the attack to Afridi during the powerplay, unsettling his rhythm. While Gill was aggressive, Rohit adopted a cautious approach against Naseem's pace. Their precision partnership saw India rapidly reach 50 in just 8.2 overs. Gill scored freely while Rohit anchored prudently. At the powerplay end, India was 61-0. Gill notched up a sublime 37-ball fifty. Rohit then launched an assault on Shadab Khan to bring up his 42-ball fifty too. The day's play had to be suspended for heavy rain. Match will resume tomorrow from the point it stopped. India is 147/2, with Virat (8*) and KL Rahul (17*) still batting.

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak described his visit to India for the G20 Summit as "obviously special", jokingly referring to himself as the "son-in-law of India" courtesy his wife Akshata Murty's Indian heritage. After landing in Delhi, Sunak's first stop was visiting students to underscore the India-UK "living bridge". During the Summit, Sunak won appreciation by embracing his roots - from walking barefoot at Raj Ghat to sitting cross-legged with Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina. The first British PM of Indian origin charmed India with his warmth and lack of ego while bonding with the culture. Whether visiting Akshardham temple or interacting with media in Bollywood-style, Sunak emerged as a leader who prioritizes people over protocol. By wholeheartedly embracing his Indian connections, he won over the Indian public during his "special" visit.

Indian gymnast Pranati Nayak bagged a Bronze medal in vault at the World Challenge Cup in Hungary, a major boost ahead of the Asian Games. The two-time Asian Championships medallist tied for third place with Greece's Athanasia Mesiri with an overall score of 12.966 points. In the tie-break, Nayak registered 13.066 versus Mesiri's 13.000 to clinch the Bronze. The 28-year-old Nayak performed a backward Tsukahara 720 vault, scoring 13.066 and 12.866 in her two attempts. Nayak's determined performance earned India a podium finish at the prestigious World Challenge Cup event.