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No more Husband and Wife

Imran Khan and Reham Khan Mutually agree to Divorce ! Spokesperson of PTI Naeem ul Haq revealed that Imran Khan and Reham Khan decided to separate their ways. Reham Khan has already left Pakistan.

Imran last month tweeted an apparent refutation of the rumours: “I am shocked at a TV channel making slanderous statement about my marriage. I strongly urge the media to desist from such baseless statements.”

Imran Khan

He explained that Reham is currently in London but he refused to comment about the development.

A source close to the PTI chairman, who asked not to be named, said the two were “just not getting along.”

“She wanted to get involved with politics and that is not what Khan wanted at all. She just did not want to sit at home,” he said.

“There were teething problems as well over other issues which were being resolved but this was a major issue — she wanted to get into politics and was not ready to back down.”

Imran Khan, 62, wedded Reham Khan, 41, in January in 2013. She was television anchorman and a British Pakistani journalist.

Reham, divorced mom-of-three, before lived in Britain and was associated with BBC as a weather host.

Imran Khan married in May 1995 to Jemima Goldsmith. Jemima was a British writer and activist. They will have Sulaiman Isa Khan two sons and Qasim Khan. The union ended in divorce.

Reham Khan was not able to comment on the situation but posted an announcement of the divorce on Twitter:

Reham Khan tweeted: 

“We have decided to part ways and file for divorce.”

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The latest James Bond film “Spectre” is breaking records in the British box office, Sony Pictures Entertainment said on Wednesday.

The film starring Daniel Craig as secret agent 007 took $9.2 million in its first complete day in what Sony said was the biggest Tuesday ever in movie-going history in Britain. The amount was also bigger than the first-day U.K. gross for the last Bond film, “Skyfall,” in 2012, the studio said in a statement.

“Skyfalll” went to take in $1.1 billion at worldwide box offices, easily recouping its estimated $200 million funding.

“Spectre,” which had its world premiere in London on Monday night, has won good reviews from film critics and is due to open in North America and a lot of the remainder of the world on Nov. 6.

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Australians can now access content in just what is a bittersweet innovation for the news publishing business.

The app provides a one-stop store for users to freely view content submitted by news providers plus some of the largest news gatherers on the planet are making a portion of content available.

Is now available to Australian and UK users who update to Apple’s latest iOS variant 9.1, which may be downloaded now.

Apple News possibly conflicts with the paywall model used by news organisations that offer users’ content to paid subscribers, while it provides a convenient way for them to peruse news content.

Therefore users are not likely to get into content that news organisations reserve for subscribers. Just limited content might be shared by some news organisations through the service.

Nonetheless the biggest problem for news suppliers with Apple News is its marketing revenue model. News organisations can make 100 per cent of the revenue from ads they sell, and 70 per cent of these sold by Apple.

While that might not sound unreasonable, it introduces the notion of Apple leveraging advertising revenue in an area where news organisations have. Therefore the media will watch the development attentively.

Can iPad or an iPhone obtain all important news in the program? It depends on simply how much content Apple is shared with by those organisations.

It said news will be curated by humans rather than chosen, at least completely, by algorithms.

They comprise chosen content from The Australian’s Life The Age, The Australian Women’s Weekly section, Daily Telegraph, Sydney Morning Herald, Herald Sun, ABC, SBS, and The Guardian.

Apple’s iOS 9.1 isn’t just about bringing Apple News to Australia and the UK.

IS 9.1 additionally addresses a problem for the unwary using Apple’s live photographs feature. Users who snap pictures with all the iPhone would find their live photo video snaps included pictures of the ground simply because they’d put the camera down before the live picture video stopped recording.

Live pictures now uses the iPhone detectors to work out when a user raises or lowers their handset so that live photos is not going to record those movements.

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The China-UK Year continues to be going on throughout 2015, during which the states have exchanged cultural seasons to showcase imagination and the diversity of each.

The British Cultural Season opened during the visit of the Duke of Cambridge to China. A final touch was added by the duke to a Shaun the Sheep sculpture in a conventional eye-dotting service. With more than 30 creative and cross-bound modern arts programs, the season gives rich and diversified experiences of contemporary cultural and creative development of the UK to the Chinese audience.

The Chinese Culture Season, themed Creative China, established in the UK in August, presenting Chinese culture and imagination to the British public. Great artists and art troupes visited the UK to participate in world-famous programs at Edinburgh International Festival Shakespeare’s Globe, and the Edinburgh Military Tattoo, and more shows and actions will probably be rolled out until December.

In addition, direct dialogues and collaboration between Chinese and British cultural institutions, art societies and artists ensure and greatly foster the advancement of China-UK connections that are cultural.

Let’s take a glance at China’s 10 highlights -UK Year.

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Beginning October 9, Sony is falling the official retail purchase price of the PlayStation 4 in the United States from CAD 449, as well as in Canada to $349 from $399. The cost falls means that, in the United States at least, the PS4 costs just like an Xbox One. This month, the statement follows the same cost fall in Japan.

Now the PS4 now costs EUR399 in Europe and GBP349 in the united kingdom. In case a cost fall does occur, it is likely that Sony will declare it at Paris Games Show at its press conference later this month.

“Featured content” placing out of the blue advertises “The Shot King” download.

Along with the standalone console, hardware packages that were several also have found a price fall. A total listing of decreases is below.

  • Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection bundle – $350 / CAD 430
  • Limited Edition Call of Duty Black Ops 3 1TB bundle – $430 / CAD 500
  • Limited Edition Disney Infinity 3.0: Star Wars Bundle – $400 / CAD 470
  • Limited Edition Star Wars Battlefront bundle – $400 / CAD 470
  • Star Wars Battlefront Bundle – $350 / CAD 430
  • NHL 16 bundle (Canada only) – CAD 430

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Former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden revealed on Monday the UK government acquired vast amounts of communications data from inside Pakistan by secretly hacking into routers manufactured by the US company, Cisco.

In a interview the whistleblower said cellphones can be hacked into by British secret agents remotely using an easy text message and make audio recordings or shoot pictures without owners knowings.

Snowden asserted that GCHQ used some interception programs called “Smurf Suite”, following the blue cartoon characters, The Smurfs.

“Nosey Smurf” empowered secret agents to switch on a smartphone’s mic even when the phone was off, Snowden asserted.

He said the text message sent by GCHQ to access the cellphone wouldn’t be detected by its own owner.

“When it arrives at your cellphone it is concealed from you. It does not show.

The BBC said the government had declined to remark consistent with common policy on intelligence issues.

Snowden, after leaking files to the media about digital espionage, who was charged by the United States with espionage and theft of government property, is residing in exile in Russia.

The British government is planning legislation that will give more powers to intelligence agencies to track on-line action to inquire offense.

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