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Ozzy Osbourne’s second wife, Sharon Arden, reveals the Hard rock legend’s final message for his fans before his death last month. Days after the tragic death of Ozzy Osbourne from a heart attack on July 22, which followed his final performance with his fellow Black Sabbath members in his hometown, Birmingham’s Villa Park soccer stadium, his grief-stricken wife Sharon revealed the heavy metal legend’s reaction to the overwhelming response of fans towards his farewell concert, and his heartbreaking final message for them. Ozzy Osbourne – News and Updates “He turned around and he said to me that night, he said, ‘I had no idea that so many people liked me,’” the star’s wife said in a recent interview, conducted before his death. “Ozzy’s always been in his own bubble,” she added, noting that she was not at all surprised by all the love. “The metal fans are the most loyal fans in the world! When they’re a fan, you’ve got them for life. They don’t go anywhere.” ...

LONDON: Pensioner Marji Mansfield never imagined she would end up suspected of terrorism for protesting against the banning of a pro-Palestinian group. But the British grandmother was arrested on July 5 for joining a demonstration in support of Palestine Action just days after it was added to the UK government’s list of proscribed organisations. “It’s a terrible shock to be accused of potentially being a terrorist,” said Mansfield, 68, who described herself as a “proud grandmother” of seven. She “was never politically interested,” the former banking consultant from the southern town of Chichester told AFP. “I just worked hard, raised my family, lived an ordinary life.” In early July, the UK government banned Palestine Action under the UK’s Terrorism Act, after activists broke into an air force base in England and damaged two aircraft. Since then, the campaign group Defend Our Juries has organised protests around the country to challenge the ban, described as “disproportionate” by...

Director General Inter Services Public Relations (DG ISPR) Lt. General, Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry has rejected the rumours of Field Marshal Asim Munir becoming president of Pakistan. In an exclusive interview with The Economist,  DG ISPR Lt. Gen. Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry firmly dismissed the rumors regarding Field Marshal Asim Munir becoming the President, labeling them as entirely false. Addressing the speculations that emerged after the “Battle of Truth” regarding the possibility of Field Marshal Asim Munir assuming the presidency, the DG ISPR took a clear and unambiguous stance, stating: “These claims are completely baseless.” He also rejected the political commentaries and analyses that followed the Battle of Truth. In response to a question posed by The Economist about how Pakistan would react to any Indian military action, DG ISPR responded: “This time, we will begin from the East of India.” “The response will start with a deep strike inside India,” he added. Read more: ...

KARACHI: Late night drizzling in various localities of Karachi brought a pleasant change to the city’s weather, ARY News reported on Tuesday. According to the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), Karachi will experience cloudy and humid weather conditions with light rainfall or drizzling today, as for clouds cover the city’s sky. Maximum temperature to remain between 32 to 34 Celsius in the metropolis today, according to the Met Office. The southwesterly winds are blowing at a speed of 24 km/h. The Met Office has reported that the humidity level in the air currently stands at 74 percent. Earlier, the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) forecast another spell of monsoon rain-wind/thundershowers expected to impact large parts of the country. According to Met Office monsoon currents are continuously penetrating in upper and central parts of the country and a westerly wave is likely to strengthen on 05th August (today). Heavy rains may generate flash floods in local nulla...

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has categorically rejected the baseless allegations regarding the involvement of its nationals in the ongoing Ukraine war. In a statement issued on Tuesday, the Foreign Office clarified that Ukrainian authorities have so far failed to provide any verifiable evidence to support such claims. PR NO.2⃣3⃣0⃣/2⃣0⃣2⃣5⃣ Pakistan Rejects Baseless and Unfounded Allegations of the Involvement of Pakistani Nationals in the Conflict in Ukraine. https://t.co/rB5S3osGTs pic.twitter.com/w4hKfRMNgi — Ministry of Foreign Affairs – Pakistan (@ForeignOfficePk) August 5, 2025 Moreover, Pakistan has not been formally notified of any such matter by the Ukrainian government, the statement added. The Foreign Office spokesperson further stated that the Government of Pakistan will seek official clarification from Ukrainian authorities over the matter. Read more: Top Trump aide accuses India of financing Russia’s war in Ukraine Reiterating its position, Pakistan emphasized its des...

DUBAI: A shipwreck off Yemen has killed at least 68 people, the UN’s migration agency said Monday, with dozens still missing after the boat carrying mostly Ethiopians sank. The International Organization for Migration’s country chief of mission, Abdusattor Esoev, told AFP that “as of last night, 68 people aboard the boat were killed, but only 12 out of 157 have been rescued so far. The fate of the missing is still unknown.” On Sunday, two security sources in southern Yemen’s Abyan province — a frequent destination for migrant smuggling boats — gave a preliminary toll of 27 killed in the shipwreck. Despite the war that has ravaged Yemen since 2014, the impoverished country has remained a key transit point for irregular migration, in particular from Ethiopia which itself has been roiled by ethnic conflict. Each year, thousands brave the so-called “Eastern Route” from Djibouti to Yemen across the Red Sea, in the hope of eventually reaching oil-rich Gulf countries. The vessel that sa...

MOSCOW: A volcano erupted for the first time in 450 years in Russia’s eastern Kamchatka region, the nation’s emergency authority said Sunday, days after one of the strongest earthquakes on record hit the region. Pictures released by Russian state media show a towering plume of ash spewing from the Krasheninnikov volcano, which last erupted in 1550, according to the Smithsonian Institution’s Global Volcanism Program. The plume is estimated to have reached an altitude of 6,000 metres (19,700 feet), Kamchatka’s Ministry of Emergency Situations said in a post on Telegram. “The plume is spreading eastward from the volcano toward the Pacific Ocean. There are no populated areas along its path, and no ashfall has been recorded in inhabited localities,” the ministry said. The volcano has been assigned an “orange” aviation hazard code, the ministry added, meaning flights in the area may be disrupted. It came after Klyuchevskoy, another volcano in the region — the highest active in Europe a...