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“He was punching me”: Ria Jalesa accuses Beyoncé’s nephew Julez Smith of hotel assault, says she was left with bruises (Image via Getty) Twitch streamer and content creator Ria Jalesa has publicly accused Julez Smith, the son of Solange Knowles and nephew of Beyoncé, of physically assaulting her during an encounter at a hotel. Speaking during a recent livestream, Ria described an alleged incident that she said left her with bruises and scratches across her body. She also claimed Smith later threatened her and pointed a firearm at her. The allegations gained attention after Instagram account Livebitez shared clips from her livestream on July 12. As of now, Julez Smith has not publicly responded to the claims, and the allegations remain unverified.Ria Jalesa says Julez Smith became angry after hotel encounter and allegedly assaulted herDuring the livestream, Ria Jalesa said she met Julez Smith for what she described as a casual meetup at a hotel. According to her account, the situation c..

The council decided to sell the site to UKIM on Feb 10 even though Bharat Hindu Samaj (BHS) is a sitting tenant LONDON: Peterborough city council argued at the high court here on Monday that its decision to sell a complex housing a Hindu temple to a Muslim association to redevelop it as a mosque and Islamic centre was “not unlawful”.Catherine Rowlands, representing the council, said the fact the Hindu community would lose the only temple they had in a 35-mile radius did not make the decision to sell the New England Complex to the UK Islamic Mission (UKIM) — who plan to build Masjid Khadijah there — illegal, nor was it a breach of public sector equality duty.“Protected characteristics (eg Hindu faith) need to be taken into consideration when reaching a decision, but do not dictate a decision,” Rowlands said, pointing out the Hindus were protected by tenancy rights until the site was redeveloped, at which point they would be evicted.“It is the council’s position that the Hindu community ..

One Indian crew member was killed and eight others were wounded when two Emirati oil tankers were struck by Iranian cruise missiles in the Strait of Hormuz, the United Arab Emirates Ministry of Defence said on Tuesday, in the latest escalation in the strategic waterway.
The ‌ministry said the tankers, the Mombasa and Al Bahiyah, were targeted in the southern lane of the strait while in Omani territorial waters. The dead crew member was aboard the Mombasa, it said.
Of the eight wounded, four were…

Facing anti-corruption policies and profit squeezing at home, Chinese innovative medical device companies are accelerating their push into the European market despite mounting cross-border trade protectionism.
Government-backed hospital purchases of medical devices in China fell about 12 per cent year on year in the first five months of 2026, partly weighed down by “a new anti-corruption probe into hospitals”, dragging on the revenue of major Chinese medical device makers in the first half, said…