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MP Azharul Islam Mannan Distributes Relief Funds to Needy Families in Sonargaon Parliament Proposes Anti-Gambling Bill with Maximum 7-Year Prison Penalty OpenAI Unveils 'Schedule' Feature to Boost Task Management in AI Chatbot Prime Minister Tareq Rahman Arrives in Dalian, China for Economic Forum Europe Confronts Intense Heatwave; Conditions Predicted to Deteriorate Gold Prices Rise Again in Bangladesh Amid Global Market Increase SpaceX's Nasdaq Debut Values Company at Over $2 Trillion, Surpassing Amazon Study Reveals AI Data Centers Contribute to Local Temperature Increases Narayanganj BNP Youth Wing Holds Rally to Welcome New Central Committee MP Mannan Announces Special Plan to Promote Sonargaon Globally DMP's June crackdown: 555 arrested, illegal arms and narcotics seized Dhaka Bar Association Honors Tagore and Nazrul with Birth Anniversary Festival KU Vice-Chancellor Emphasizes Soft Skills and Tech Expertise for Student Success State Minister Reveals Govt's Strategic Measures to Enhance Indigenous Cattle Breeds Bangladeshi Researcher Dr. Russell Jewel Wins Prestigious Global Leadership Award UN Condemns Paraguayan Lawmaker's Racist Remarks Targeting Mbappe Natun Kuri Sports National Finals Set to Begin on July 18 RDA Chairman Pledges to Transform Rangpur into a Modern, Planned City Bangladesh Inks MoUs with UK and ICRC to Boost Disaster Preparedness Harry Kane Calls for Calm After England's Exciting World Cup Victory Paturia-Daulatdia Ferry Services Resume Following Temporary Suspension Due to Nor'wester PM's Adviser Ismail Zabiullah Engages with UK Delegation on Governance Reforms UK Commits to Bolstering Democracy in Bangladesh with Enhanced Support Bangladesh PMI Continues Expansion with 52.9 Reading in June Bangladesh's RMG Exports to US, UK, and Canada Display Steady Growth in FY26

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Prince Harry, Elton John lose case against UK tabloid | International

Prince Harry and Elton John Lose Privacy Case Against UK Tabloid

Prince Harry and Elton John lost their case against the Daily Mail's publisher for alleged unlawful information gathering, according to a ruling by London's High Court.

July 7, 2026