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Bloomberg
09-07-2025
- Business
- Bloomberg
Bond Investors' Sway Over UK Makes Gilts a Buy, Fidelity Says
By and Naomi Tajitsu Save The bond market holds far greater sway over budget policies in the UK than the US, making gilts more attractive as a result, according to Fidelity International Ltd. The $900 billion asset manager continues to add to holdings of UK gilts, said Salman Ahmed, Fidelity's global head of macro and strategic asset allocation. He's sticking with his preference for UK debt, despite returns that are lagging Treasuries, and a recent dramatic selloff that underscored the fragility of Britain's public finances.
Time of India
24-06-2025
- Time of India
‘Forced to have sex with 20 men': UP woman confesses to hubby's murder
Agra: A 32-year-old woman from UP allegedly strangled her husband to death with her scarf after the latter is said to have forced her into "sex trade to serve rich clients in Delhi-NCR for about three years" and also filmed the act to sell the obscene videos online for money, police said on Tuesday. The body of Salman Ahmed, 35, was found in Muzaffarnagar on the night of June 20. Initially, she insisted her husband had died by suicide. But the postmortem report contradicted her, revealing he had been "strangled". Confessing later, she is believed to have told cops that she mixed sleeping pills in his soft drink and murdered him after he fell unconscious. A case was registered against the woman under BNS section 103 (murder). She was arrested and sent to jail. The couple was married around six years ago and has a four-year-old child. You Can Also Check: Agra AQI | Weather in Agra | Bank Holidays in Agra | Public Holidays in Agra SSP (Muzaffarnagar), Sanajay Kumar Verma, said, "Salman Ahmed was found dead in his house. His wife claimed he had killed himself by hanging. Neighbours took him to hospital, where doctors declared him 'brought dead'. His kin and the cops, initially, took her word and believed it to be a case of suicide. But the postmortem report revealed signs of strangulation, confirming that it was a case of murder." by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Trade Bitcoin & Ethereum – No Wallet Needed! IC Markets Start Now Undo The SSP added: "The woman was questioned many times by female officers. She, however, continued to deny any involvement, but later broke down. She then told cops how she was forced by her husband to have physical relations with over 20 men in the last few years. And after years of pain and struggle, she finally decided to get rid of him. The scarf used in the murder along with the bottle laced with sleeping pills have been recovered. A forensic probe is also underway." So far, five names have surfaced in connection with the "sex trade" case. Photos and videos related to them have been found and are part of the investigation, police said, adding one of the accused is from Deoband. Agra: A 32-year-old woman from UP allegedly strangled her husband to death with her scarf after the latter is said to have forced her into "sex trade to serve rich clients in Delhi-NCR for about three years" and also filmed the act to sell the obscene videos online for money, police said on Tuesday. The body of Salman Ahmed, 35, was found in Muzaffarnagar on the night of June 20. Initially, she insisted her husband had died by suicide. But the postmortem report contradicted her, revealing he had been "strangled". Confessing later, she is believed to have told cops that she mixed sleeping pills in his soft drink and murdered him after he fell unconscious. A case was registered against the woman under BNS section 103 (murder). She was arrested and sent to jail. The couple was married around six years ago and has a four-year-old child. SSP (Muzaffarnagar), Sanajay Kumar Verma, said, "Salman Ahmed was found dead in his house. His wife claimed he had killed himself by hanging. Neighbours took him to hospital, where doctors declared him 'brought dead'. His kin and the cops, initially, took her word and believed it to be a case of suicide. But the postmortem report revealed signs of strangulation, confirming that it was a case of murder." The SSP added: "The woman was questioned many times by female officers. She, however, continued to deny any involvement, but later broke down. She then told cops how she was forced by her husband to have physical relations with over 20 men in the last few years. And after years of pain and struggle, she finally decided to get rid of him. The scarf used in the murder along with the bottle laced with sleeping pills have been recovered. A forensic probe is also underway." So far, five names have surfaced in connection with the "sex trade" case. Photos and videos related to them have been found and are part of the investigation, police said, adding one of the accused is from Deoband.
Shafaq News
30-05-2025
- Shafaq News
Iraq restores historic Ottoman khan
Shafaq News/ Iraq has launched a restoration project for Khan al-Iskandariya, a 16th-century Ottoman-era caravanserai in northern Babylon, part of efforts to preserve national heritage and promote tourism. Khan al-Iskandariya, once a vital stop for trade caravans and pilgrims en route to Karbala and Najaf, features a rare design of overlapping forts and multiple domes. The building has remained unused since the 1950s, contributing to its deterioration. The Babylon Antiquities Inspectorate is overseeing the rehabilitation, divided into three phases, the first—funded by the State Board of Antiquities and Heritage—focusing on clearing rubble, removing invasive vegetation, reinforcing damaged domes and walls, and building a protective outer barrier. The second phase, currently underway and financed by the Babylon Governorate through Iraq's post-ISIS recovery plan, targets the western section known as Khan al-Waqf. This stage includes structural repairs, groundwater mitigation, reconstruction of damaged arches and ceilings, and installation of lighting and walkways. 'We're restoring the khan using traditional materials that match its original character,' Salman Ahmed, head of the restoration committee, told Shafaq News. 'Our objective goes beyond preservation—this is about creating a cultural and tourist hub for both locals and visitors.'
Yahoo
28-04-2025
- Yahoo
Homicide suspect allegedly shot victim with stolen gun after fight
SOUTH SALT LAKE, Utah () — The person of interest in a South Salt Lake homicide over the weekend allegedly shot the victim with a stolen gun after the two got into a physical fight. Salman Ahmed, 21, was shortly after the shooting and booked into the Salt Lake County Metro Jail. He faces charges of first-degree felony murder, first-degree felony discharge of a firearm, second-degree felony firearm transaction by a restricted person, second-degree felony theft of a firearm, second-degree felony obstruction of justice, and third-degree felony aggravated assault. Court documents show he also faces two counts of misdemeanor assault. Police say the shooting happened after Ahmed got into a verbal argument with a woman while driving. In the heat of he argument, Ahmed stopped the car to confront the woman and allegedly punched two of his three female passengers in the face. A male passenger in the car stepped in to intervene and stop the alleged assault, which led to a physical fight between the two. Montana man shares story for the first time after a grizzly bear ripped off his jaw During the fight, Ahmed allegedly fired a single shot into the victim's back before driving away, leaving the man and three women in the parking lot. The victim, according to court documents, was taken to the hospital, where he later died due to his injuries. His identity has not been publicly released. Ahmed allegedly admitted to officers to illegally possessed the gun and used it to shoot the victim, police report. He also reportedly admitted to destroying his phone after the shooting. Detectives say they found the gun inside Ahmed's car, and found it had been reported stolen. Ahmed has been ordered to be held without bail, pending a pretrial hearing. Charges are allegations only. All arrested persons are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. White House displays signs highlighting crime by illegal immigrants Slate Auto's $20K electric pickup: The disruptor Detroit didn't see coming Homicide suspect allegedly shot victim with stolen gun after fight Russia declares 3-day ceasefire in Ukraine for WWII Victory Day Rock & Roll Hall of Fame unveils class of 2025 inductees Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
27-04-2025
- Yahoo
Person of interest sought in homicide investigation, South Salt Lake Police say
SOUTH SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (ABC4) — South Salt Lake Police are seeking a person of interest in a homicide investigation that began late Saturday night. Police are currently searching for Salman Ahmed, 21. He is described as '40 lbs, with black hair styled in short dreadlocks, brown eyes, and a dark skin tone,' a press release from South Salt Lake Police states. He is reportedly a person of interest in an investigation into a homicide that occurred on April 26 at 11:40 p.m. near the 2500 South block of 400 East. If you have any information regarding Ahmed's whereabouts, please contact South Salt Lake Police at 801-840-4000 and reference case number LK2025-12636. This is a developing story. ABC4 will update this post as new information becomes available. Austin Hill takes photo finish victory at Talladega Superspeedway Person of interest sought in homicide investigation, South Salt Lake Police say Noem: 150,000 migrants arrested and deported since Trump took office The White House has a rarely seen swimming pool. Here's where it is Chili's changed its most popular burger and no one noticed, CEO says Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
