Tom Cruise, Hollywood’s legend who is best known for his charm and hit movies, is reportedly thinking twice about staying in London after a number of serious robberies happened close to his home.

The 63-year-old actor live near a luxury apartment area when crime in the neighborhood started making headlines.

A few expensive stores nearby were targeted in recent weeks, with one incident causing some major fears after masked men entered the Bucherer Rolex Boutique in broad daylight.

Reports, however, say that they were carrying machetes and tools and escaped within minutes with costly watches.

Some close sources speaking to Daily Express say that this incident left people unsettled with worries and safety concerns in the area, especially around places known for wealth and luxury living.

During Pandemic, Cruise moved to London to work on major film projects, including Mission Impossible Dead Reckoning Part One.

Insiders went on to say that he now feels the area has changed and does not feel as safe anymore as before.

The star, for now, reportedly returned to US for now, as his relationship with UK will be the same and strong.

Tom has been honoured by British Film Institute and is expected to work in Britain again on his upcoming project Digger.

President Donald Trump has made a surprise announcement directing his administration to make public all files on UFOs and any “alien and extraterrestrial life.”

In a Truth Social post on Thursday, February 20, he wrote, “Based on the tremendous interest shown, I will be directing the Secretary of War and other relevant departments and agencies to begin the process of identifying and releasing government files related to alien and extraterrestrial life.”

President Donald Trump also called for the release of “any and all other information connected to these highly complex, but extremely interesting and important, matters.”

However, at this point, it is yet to be seen what UFO documents could become public or what secrets they might hold.

For decades, the Pentagon has tracked unexplained object phenomena in the sky, which it officially terms UAPs.

But the Department of Defense, in a report made public on March 6, 2024, stated that there’s no evidence that any government investigation into UAPs has confirmed the existence of extraterrestrial life.

For context, President Trump’s announcement came just days after former president Barack Obama generated buzz when he appeared on a podcast show hosted by Bria Tyler Cohen and said, “They are real but I haven’t seen them.”

He later clarified that he never saw evidence of contact between humans and extraterrestrial life during his presidency.

• Bugti’s resignation accepted with immediate effect.
• Bugti blames PSB for delayed funds during Australia tour.
• Sanaullah says PSB inquiry report is submitted to PM.

Secretary Inter-Provincial Coordination (IPC) Mohyuddin Ahmad Wani has been appointed as the ad hoc President of Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) following the resignation of the sitting President Tariq Bugti.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, who is also the Patron-in-Chief of the PHF, has approved Bugti’s resignation as the President of PHF with immediate effect on Thursday.

The prime minister has also taken notice of the mismanagement at the hockey federation.

Bugti resigned, accusing the Pakistan Sports Board (PSB) of mismanagement and failing to release funds in time for travel and logistical expenses linked to the team’s participation in the FIH Pro League.

He alleged that payments for hotel bookings in Australia were not made on time, creating major difficulties for players and officials, and claimed he was told at the PSB that the process could take up to two months.

He appealed to the prime minister and Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Asim Munir to form a committee to investigate the matter and determine the facts.

Bugti also announced a two-year ban on Pakistan captain Ammad Shakeel Butt, accusing him of threatening fellow players and running a campaign against the federation’s management, and said the PHF had decided a day earlier to initiate disciplinary proceedings against Butt over misconduct.

Adviser to the prime minister on Inter-Provincial Coordination, Rana Sanaulla,h later said a three-member inquiry committee formed by the PSB had completed its investigation and submitted its report to the prime minister, with sources familiar with the development saying the findings held the PHF accountable.

Butt, meanwhile, made allegations of mismanagement and mental harassment against the team management and the PHF, saying players were subjected to conditions no professional athlete should face.

He said players were made to perform menial tasks during the tour, including cleaning kitchens, washing dishes, laundering their own clothes and scrubbing washrooms before heading to the field for training and matches.

Separately, Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Mohsin Naqvi met the national men’s hockey team players in Lahore and promised to address their grievances over alleged mistreatment during the Pro Hockey League, while pledging support ahead of the World Cup Qualifier in Egypt.

“We will accommodate hockey players in every possible way. We will extend complete cooperation to streamline hockey affairs,” Naqvi said.

He directed officials to make immediate arrangements for air tickets, playing kits and hotel accommodation, ordered that a training camp be set up from Friday with preparations completed by Thursday night, and instructed that injured players be provided immediate medical treatment under PCB supervision.

Naqvi also distributed cheques of Rs1 million each to players after their runner-up finish in a recent national hockey tournament, fulfilling an earlier announcement.

He clarified on X that he had no ambitions to lead the PHF, writing: “I am not becoming Hockey Federation President, but we will assist players till this turmoil ends.”