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Jaadu Teri Nazar 11th June 2025 Written Episode, Written Update on TellyUpdates.com Gauri accidentally drops a locket, awakening Makasuur. She quickly grabs the Maan Kalash and flees, with Makasuur in pursuit, but he fails to catch her. Meanwhile, Vihaan experiences severe pain and tells his brothers to watch over him. He assures them he’ll return [...]

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Ghum Hai Kisi Ke Pyaar Mein 11th June 2025 Written Episode, Written Update on TellyUpdates.com As the race begins, Sai cheers enthusiastically for Savi. Determined, Savi starts overtaking Nishi’s mother, who deliberately trips her by sticking out her foot. Savi tumbles to the ground. Sai rushes over, worried, but Savi insists she’s fine. She ties [...]

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THE Original Factory Shop has launched a closing down sale at yet another store.

A branch in Heswall is the latest store to announce its closure, leaving shoppers heartbroken.

The Merseyside branch has launched closing down sale to help shift stock before it shutters for good.

Shoppers have a chance to grab up to 70% off selected lines, and 50% off electrical products.

The Henswell store opened two years ago in June 2023.

The exact date the store is closing has not yet been confirmed but The Sun will update this piece when we hear more.

Up to 11 TOFS stores are already to set to close this month, including sites across Worcestershire, Durham and Cumbria .

Meanwhile, another five stores across Nairn, Market Drayton, Troon, Blairgowrie and Castle Douglas have been placed up for sale.

The Original Factory Shop has told The Sun that negotiations are ongoing with landlords – making it unclear whether these shops will remain open.

It comes as part of a major restructuring carried out by new owner Modella Capital with a number of loss making stores having to close as result.

Over June nine of these stores will close, including sites in Dorest and Durham.

Another site in Middlewich is also set to close however a date is yet to be confirmed.

You can see the full list of store closures here:

• Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire – June 26
• Perth – June 28
• Chester Le Street, County Durham – June 28
• Arbroath, Angus – June 28
• Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire – June 28
• Pershore, Worcestershire – June 28
• Normanton, West Yorkshire – June 28
• Peterhead, Aberdeenshire – June 28
• Shaftesbury, Dorset – June 28
• Staveley, Cumbria – July 12
• Middlewich – TBC
• Heswall – TBC

The following stores are also up for sale:

• Nairn
• Market Drayton
• Troon
• Blairgowrie
• Castle Douglas

What’s been happening with The Original Factory Shop?

Private equity firm Modella bought The Original Factory Shop back in February and has since launched a restructuring effort to renegotiate rents at 88 TOFS stores.

Modella is known for picking up struggling retailers, having also recently acquired Hobbycraft and WHSmith‘s high street shops.

It is set to rebrand all WHSmith high street stores to TGJones, and has brought in advisers to look at potential options for Hobbycraft.

At the end of April, Modella drew up plans to initiate a company voluntary arrangement (CVA) for TOFS.

Companies often use CVAs to prevent insolvency, which could otherwise result in store closures or the collapse of the entire business.

They allow firms to explore different strategies such as negotiating reduced rent rates with landlords.

TOFS previously told The Press and Journal that a “number of loss-making stores will have to close” as part of the restructuring.

It said at the time: “Closing stores is always a tough decision and we are committed to keeping as many stores open as possible.

And it is not only TOFS that is facing hard times. Hobbycraft is set to close nine stores come June 21.

Athletic Bilbao winger Nico Williams has told Bayern Munich he is ‘very open’ to joining them this summer, according to reports in Germany.

Arsenal and Chelsea have Williams on their shortlist for the summer transfer window with both Premier League clubs wanting to strengthen in wide areas.

Williams was one of Spain’s standout stars at Euro 2024 and finished this season with 11 goals and seven assists for Bilbao, who finished fourth in La Liga to secure a place in next season’s Champions League.

Bayern Munich have also entered the running to sign Williams having lost Leroy Sane, who arrived in Turkey on Wednesday ahead of his move to Galatasaray on a free transfer.

According to Sky Germany, Bayern’s sporting director, Max Eberl, and sporting director, Christoph Freund, have held talks with Williams’ representatives.

It’s also claimed that Williams himself has told Bayern that he is ‘very open’ to joining them this summer.

Bayern, however, will need to pay the €58 million (£48.1m) release clause in Williams’ deal with Bilbao, as well as meet the 22-year-old’s salary demands, which are understood to be in the region of €380,000 (£322,000) a week.

Speaking in April, Williams gave no indication that he would push for a move away from Bilbao this summer.

‘I’m super happy here and feel well,’ the winger said.

‘I’ve always wanted to feel important here.’

Bilbao have also been in talks with Williams to extend his contract, which expires in the summer of 2027.

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Borussia Dortmund have left the door open for Chelsea to make another attempt to sign Jamie Gittens this summer.

Chelsea held advanced talks with Dortmund over a deal for the 20-year-old before the transfer window closed on Tuesday night.

But after Chelsea’s initial €35 million (£29.5m) bid was rejected, their follow up offer of €50m (£42.2m) was also turned down by the Bundesliga side.

It’s understood that Dortmund were holding out for a €65m (£54.9m) fee for Gittens, who has now been named in their Club World Cup squad.

Dortmund will play Brazilian side Fluminense, South Korea’s Ulsan HD and Mamelodi Sundowns of South Africa in Group F.

However, Dortmund’s sporting director, Sebastian Kehl, admits an agreement with Chelsea for Gittens could be reached after the tournament.

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‘There was contact with Chelsea, who got in touch again yesterday afternoon,’ Kehl told Ruhr Nachrichten.

‘We spoke again on the phone. In the end, we were unable to reach an agreement because we have different ideas about the player’s current value.

‘We’re happy that Jamie will now be at the Club World Cup and are pleased that he’s staying.

‘We examined it very seriously, but in the end, we also made a decision for ourselves.

‘But it’s still absolutely fine that Chelsea made this attempt. And again, we’re in good dialogue. We’ll see how things develop in the future.’

Chelsea’s Club World Cup campaign begins against Los Angeles FC on June 16.

Enzo Maresca’s side will then play Flamengo on June 20 before their final Group D game against ES Tunis on June 25.

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The Thursday letters page admits to preferring third person Resident Evil, as a reader asks which are Suda51’s best games.

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We got a chance to play Directive 8020 early at Summer Game Fest – and it’s aiming to be scarier than any of its predecessors.

AN influencer and extreme sports enthusiast died after “tumbling through the air” in a 60ft plunge off a British mountain

Maria Eftimova, 28, went hiking up the 3,000ft peak before slipping on rocky ground and tumbling down the mountain to her death.

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Maria amassed 10,000 followers, showcasing her outdoor lifestyle online[/caption]

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She was a keen mountaineer[/caption]

Maria suffered fatal head injuries and, despite the best efforts of medical staff, was tragically pronounced dead at the scene.

The influencer, with more than 10,000 followers, was tackling the notorious Tryfan mountain in Snowdonia, North Wales, when she fell to her death.

An inquest into her death heard she was climbing the mountain’s notorious north ridge – a popular but dangerous scrambling route.

Maria was an experienced mountaineer and had completed an ice-climbing course in Norway shortly before the horror unfolded.

The inquest has heard how she posed for a “Mexican wave” with friends before she fell to her death.

Fellow climber Harry Jones said the group were going up the face one-by-one when he witnessed Maria’s tragic fall.

He added: “I could see on one particular ledge Maria stopped in order to get a handhold to pull herself up, I was six ft below her, to the left.

“She swung her right leg up to pull herself up. I asked ‘Got it well?’ and she said ‘I think so.”

He said moments later he witnessed Maria “flying over me” and down the mountainside.

The 60ft plummet left Maria with horrific injuries, including a fractured skull..

Coroner Kate Robertson returned a conclusion of accidental death and passed on her condolences to Maria’s family and friends.

Maria, of St Helens, originally from Sofia, Bulgaria, showcased her outdoor lifestyle online.

Following her tragic death a fundraiser was set up by friends to help cover repatriation costs.

Maria’s tragic death on February 22nd came less than a week after Dr Charlotte Crook, 30, also died while climbing in the same region.

An inquest heard Dr Crook plunged 30ft to her death while walking on Glyder Fach with a fellow medic.

Both women were attended to by Ogwen Valley Mountain Rescue Organisation.

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An inquest heard Maria posed with pals for a “Mexican wave” before tumbling to her death[/caption]

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Despite the best efforts of medics Maria tragically died at the scene[/caption]

Speaking of Maria’s accident, the Ogwen Valley Mountain Rescue team said: “A group was ascending the north-ridge when one of them fell 20 metres into steep terrain.

“Passers-by with climbing equipment abseiled down and made her safe, and a team member already nearby made his way down and started CPR.

“Colleagues from Welsh Ambulance Service stood by at base while the Coastguard helicopter dropped team members onto the mountain.

“Unfortunately, the casualty had not survived her injuries, and she was brought down to Oggie base.

“The thoughts of all involved are with the casualties families and friends, thank you to all the members of the public who tried to help.”

Neil Oakes, who was on a slightly different route up the mountain at the time Maria fell, told of his horror at witnessing the tragedy unfold.

He said: “I turned and saw Ms Eftimova tumbling through the air below me. She was already in freefall.

“I knew there was going to be an impact on the rocky outcrop below so I turned away for a split second. I was shouting ‘No, no, no, no.’

“When I turned back she was on the ledge below. I knew that it was serious.

“I said ‘She’s gone. She’s fallen.’ I was in shock.”