Furore

Amid all the furore around the controversial dialogues of the film, let's take a look at some of the award winning lyrics written by Manoj Muntashir.

Anne, who has not been embroiled in the furore over Harry's book Spare, was the most popular royal.

Australian Open champion Sabalenka, who next faces Czech Karolina Muchova, caused a furore by snubbing the media after her last two matches, havingbeen grilled about the war and her country’s involvement as a staging ground for Russian troops.

Because his Furore has no roof, he can only drive it when the weather is good and he normally keeps it in a garage during winter.

Braverman has kept silent since then, but on Friday met Mark Rowley, the Met Commissioner, and issued a statement of support for the police in an apparent attempt to calm the furore and stay in post, the Guardian reported.

Harry losing his virginity is one of many revelations to come out of his tell-all memoir that's sparked a furore.

His backing comes in contrast to his brother, Prince William, whose spokesman condemned the comments made by Lady Susan, the heir's own godmother, as 'unacceptable' in the wake of the furore.

However, one 14 year-old fan was reportedly caught up in the furore surrounding the pair and is believed to have been rushed to hospital following a suspected fall.

Imagine the furore there would be if Appin, Benderloch and some of the many historical villages around Loch Awe were to be tinkered with by Royal Mail?

It seems like a long time ago that a picture of a black woman in the Icelandic national costume would cause a furore.

MINISTERS would consider pumping more public money into Ferguson Marine - despite furore over the latest decision to inject a further £61m into the shipyard in this financial year amidst a ferry-building crisis.

Read more about the furore over 'toiletgate'.

The furore began yesterday after Mr Evers leaked the name on social media.

The furore has heaped political pressure on Rishi Sunak, who has ordered his new ethics adviser, Sir Laurie Magnus, to investigate Mr Zahawi’s tax affairs.

The promised clampdown followed the Owen Paterson lobbying scandal and a furore over Geoffrey Cox being paid nearly £6m as a lawyer since joining parliament, voting by proxy on days he was undertaking paid work.

Emma Raducanu appeared to aim a cheeky swipe at Judy Murray weeks after the Wimbledon mixed doubles furore.

Fine Gael leader Simon Harris was asked whether scrutiny of Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary’s comments about teachers at a Fine Gael event and a furore over the candidature of senator John McGahon had stalled the party’s momentum.

For all the furore around his ownership of X, last month the site said it had 251 million global daily active users in the second quarter of this year, an increase of 1.6% from the same period of the previous year.

Meanwhile, Margo and Plum, now closed, courted trouble from the town council by displaying a neon sign in the window of its St Mary's Street store, while Freckleface caused a mini furore by hanging plastic foliage from its frontage in Red Lion Street.

Regarding the political opposition furore over a presidential pardon given to an official connected with a paedophile, the president said that pedophilia was “disgusting and the most serious crime”.