Consumer advocacy group Which? has filed a £3 billion lawsuit against Apple, alleging the tech giant inflated iCloud fees and unfairly locked in 40 million UK customers. The group claims Apple’s practices limited competition and resulted in overcharged subscriptions, potentially making millions eligible for compensation.
The BCCI, after back-to-back Test series losses, plans to implement a strict fitness program and address team camaraderie issues. Restrictions on player time with spouses on tours and banning PR agencies for players have been discussed. India prepares for a white-ball series against England and the ICC Champions Trophy starting from January.
Israel on Saturday claimed that its forces killed two Hezbollah commanders who were responsible for more than 400 strikes against them in October. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said it “eliminated the terrorists Mousa Izz al-Din, the commander of Hezbollah’s forces in the coastal sector, and Hassan Majid Daib, Hezbollah’s artillery commander in the coastal…
The Supreme Court directed jail superintendents to identify undertrial prisoners, including women, who have completed one-third or half of their potential sentences. This directive aims to ensure these eligible individuals, even those facing lesser charges, are considered for bail as per Section 479 of the Bhartiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita.
Starting September 2, the ITBP will accept online applications for Constable (Kitchen Services) vacancies. Candidates must have completed Class 10 and an NSQF Level 1 course in Food Production or Kitchen. The selection process involves PET, PST, written exam, document verification, and a medical examination. An application fee of ₹100 applies, with certain exemptions.
Hezbollah airstrikes in northern Israel killed seven people on Thursday. Middle East tensions continued to rise amid ongoing attacks, and the U.S. raised concerns over Israel’s ban on aid deliveries to Gaza. CBS News senior foreign correspondent Holly Williams reports.