In October, the fast food chain launched its limited-edition 'World Menu Heist' range, which featured products from around the world. The removal of these items from the menu is sure to upset customers, with fans labelling the 'World Menu Heist' range as "to die for", "delicious", and a "must-have". While another customer, posting on X (formerly Twitter), wrote: "McDonald’s new World Heist menu is to die for." McDonald’s new World Heist menu is to die for 🤤 — Paul McCluskey (@pgmccluskey) October 22, 2025The 'World Menu Heist' range will not be the only thing disappearing from McDonald's menus this week. Discontinued UK chocolates and sweetsMcDonald's to launch new festive menuIt's not all bad news for McDonald's customers, with the scrapped menu items making way for the new festive menu, which launches on Wednesday.

For ten long years, the system looked the other way.The Uttar Pradesh govt finally began a crackdown on Nov 22. The financial loss to the state — around ₹16 lakh in salary alone — is only part of the story. What Huda was allegedly doing abroad is now a much bigger question.As the Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) deepened its probe, a far more complex picture emerged. Huda swiftly reopened another one with the same name inside an adjoining compound.The second madrassa was sealed on November 3. Officials say the "money trail is only partially decoded," and the Enforcement Directorate may step in soon.

Live EventsFAQs;as a Reliable and Trusted News Source Addas a Reliable and Trusted News Source Add Now! No arrests have been made, and investigators have not revealed any potential motive.This incident marks the second homicide in the Midtown North precinct in just two days. On Sunday, 39 year old Gibson Winters, released recently from federal prison, was fatally shot outside a nightclub in Hell’s Kitchen. That case also continues to be unsolved, with no arrests reported.Officials remain to urge anyone with details to come forward and support the investigation.The victim was a 23 year old man. Officials are investigating the case.The incident happened in Times Square, near 49th Street and 7th Avenue.

The Times says , externalthe chancellor's Budget on Wednesday will bring in a property tax for homes worth more than £2m. The paper suggests Rachel Reeves had planned to target more properties, but has pared back the tax by raising the threshold at which it starts. According to the Daily Telegraph, external, Reeves is planning a "£15bn welfare giveaway". The Daily Express suggests, external analysis has shown that pensioners could be £800 a year worse off if the chancellor extends a freeze on the income tax threshold in her Budget. And the Daily Mail, external, Times, external, Telegraph, external and Guardian, external all feature pictures of Lord Cameron, who is pushing for increased prostate cancer screening after his own diagnosis and treatment.

"Following recent volcanic activity in Ethiopia and the resulting ash plume in the surrounding airspace, our flights to and from Jeddah, Kuwait, and Abu Dhabi scheduled for 24th and 25th November 2025 have been cancelled," Akasa Air said in a statement.The airline also said its teams will continue to assess the situation in compliance with international aviation advisories and safety protocols and take necessary actions as required. "Following the recent eruption of the #HayliGubbi volcano in #Ethiopia, ash clouds are reported to be drifting towards parts of western India. We understand that such news may cause concern, and we want to reassure you that your safety remains our highest priority. "Our teams are closely tracking the situation in coordination with international aviation bodies. We are fully prepared with all necessary precautions to ensure safe and reliable operations," IndiGo said in a post on X.Sources said IndiGo cancelled some flights to the Middle East and Dutch carrier KLM cancelled its flight from Amsterdam to Delhi due to the volcanic ash plume issue.

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A Freedom of Information request submitted by the Times has found Braintree Council currently owns 30 empty commercial units and two empty houses. In the financial year from 2024 to 2025, the council spent £17,190.12 on associated maintenance costs for those buildings, which it says was limited to changing locks, securing the property and minor repairs. Braintree Council also no longer owns or runs social housing, which was transferred to housing association providers. The commercial units are mostly vacant short-term, the Times is told, as the units remain in high demand and are advertised and re-let when tenants leave. The use of the council’s portfolio of buildings it owns is regulated through planning policy, where any change of use would be subject to planning permission.

Bodhana Sivanandan. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)Ten-year-old Bodhana Sivanandan from Harrow Primary School secured the women's first prize of £500 at the UK Open Blitz Championships in Leamington Spa on Saturday.This achievement adds to her growing list of age-related records.Sivanandan scored an impressive 13.5/15 points. She nearly faced a challenge from defending champion Elmira Mirzoeva in the second-to-last round, but Mirzoeva lost after making a crucial pawn error in a winning rook endgame.Daniel Gormally, a 49-year-old grandmaster from Alnwick, claimed the Open Blitz title and £1,000 prize with 11.5/15 points.He narrowly defeated 16-year-old Stanley Badacsonyi from north London by half a point, with GM Gawain Maroroa Jones and Frederick Waldhausen Gordon finishing close behind.Badacsonyi, who lacks IM norms, shows promise as a dedicated and creative player with potential for future success.Last month, in a major accomplishment, Sivanandan defeated former World Champion Grandmaster Mariya Muzychuk at the European Club Cup in Greece.Born in London in 2015 to parents from Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu, Sivanandan represented the 12th-seeded team She Plays to Win Lionesses.Earlier this year, Sivanandan became the youngest female chess player to defeat a grandmaster by beating 60-year-old Grandmaster Peter Wells at the 2025 British Chess Championships in Liverpool.Her victory at 10 years, five months and three days surpassed the 2019 record held by American Carissa Yip, and she also became the youngest player to secure a WGM norm.The Harrow schoolgirl, who started playing chess during lockdown, made history in 2024 as the youngest person to represent England internationally in any sport at the Chess Olympiad in Hungary.Sivanandan is now part of a new generation of English chess talent making their mark in international competitions.

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SynopsisTotalEnergies plans to sell up to a 5% stake in Adani Green Energy, according to people familiar with the matter. The French energy company holds nearly 19% in the renewable energy firm and is looking to book gains after its $2.5-billion investment in 2021 rose in value to about $8 billion. The proposed stake may be offered to Adani Green for evaluation.

An exterior view of the Royal Mint Court, an 18th-century Grade II-listed complex, which will also serve as the possible future Chinese embassy in London, on June 10, 2025. "China has repeatedly expressed dissatisfaction with the prolonged delays. Both China and the UK have plans to build new embassies in each other's capitals, and both sides should facilitate each other's efforts. BBC claimed that Conservative shadow foreign secretary Priti Patel warned the approval would "put Britain at risk. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian said in the recent rounds of communication between the two sides for the early approval of the project, "China has shown utmost sincerity and patience.

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