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Rozita said the honour accorded to her at the festival provided an opportunity to introduce Malay songs to an international audience while also building friendships with foreign musicians. - Photo source: Rozita Rohaizad/IG

Britain's Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex waves as he departs the Centre for Blast Injury Studies, at the Imperial College in London, on Sept 10, 2025. - (Photo by Suzanne Plunkett / POOL / AFP)

Dubbed Lafufus, the counterfeit dolls often have twisted limbs, misshapen heads, or the incorrect number of teeth. Real Labubus have nine. - AFP file photo

Traditionally shaped like flowers or fish, the bahulu they make come in the shapes of roses, tulips, pineapples and corn, and in attractive colours, in line with modern consumer demand. - Bernama photo

A volunteer of the NGO 'Canarias Libre de Plasticos' (Canary Islands free of plastics) carries out a collection of microplastics and mesoplastic debris to clean the Almaciga Beach, on the north coast of the Canary Island of Tenerife, on July 14, 2018. Negotiations on a global treaty to combat plastic pollution will resume Monday, with nations under pressure to stem the tide of trash amid calls from campaigners to limit industry influence on the talks. Some 175 nations pledged last year to agree by 2024 a binding deal to end the pollution from largely fossil fuel-based plastics that is choking the environment and infiltrating the bodies of humans and animals. The May 29-June 2 talks in Paris are tasked with agreeing the first outline for actions that could form the basis of a draft negotiating text. (Photo by DESIREE MARTIN / AFP)

The system involves a patient taking a photograph of their skin complaint using a small camera attached to a Raspberry Pi device - a cheap, energy-efficient handheld computer that is capable of storing vast amounts of information. - Photo source: 1232RF

Tycoon Mohamed Al-Fayed, a controversial billionaire and the father of Dodi who was killed along with Princess Diana in 1997. - File photo by AFP

According to the World Bowls Series, Nor Farah is currently ranked world number one with 723 points, ahead of Scotland's Julie Forrest (683) in second place, while Kelsey Cotterell of Australia (676 points) occupies third.