52 m. ago 'I was so unwell I couldn't even play with my kids until a complete stranger changed my life'

Dad-of-two Jerry Peachey struggled to pick up his children's toys from the floor and often felt faint and out of breath

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6 h. ago Steve Tandy has to leave coaches' box as Wales hero overwhelmed

'Fair play to the kid. Having the accuracy and bravery to pull that off, it’s testament to his character," said Wales boss Steve Tandy

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2 w. ago Edinburgh Old Town Heritage in Pictures: Here are 28 fascinating photos of the city's historic centre in the 1950s and 1960s

We’ve dipped into our achive to take a look at life in the Old Town over 55 years ago.

Culture

2 w. ago Takeaways from AP, Cox Media Group investigation into injuries and deaths of school crossing guards

School crossing guards play an important role in making sure kids get to school safely

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2 w. ago Leith Heritage in Pictures: Here are 28 fascinating photos of Edinburgh's Leith in the 1950s and 1960s

We’ve raided our archives to take a look at what life in Leith looked like over 55 years ago.

Culture

3 w. ago Kid Rock is already making a play to be the first musician to perform in Trump’s $300 million ballroom

The country singer defended the ballroom project: ‘That is the people’s house, and guess what? We the people elected this man overwhelmingly to be in that house. And he’s going to build a big beautiful addition’

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3 w. ago New study proves what we all suspected about cold and flu season

The study also squares with older research that found that young kids play a key role in spreading respiratory viruses at home

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3 w. ago 10 easy exercises for busy parents as 1 in 5 feel too unfit to play with kids

If you get out of breath when playing with the kids, you're not alone.

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3 w. ago The Uncool by Cameron Crowe review – inside rock’s wildest decade

From shadowing a cocaine-addled David Bowie to winning over Joni Mitchell, deliciously readable tales from the director of Almost FamousCameron Crowe spent his youth being in the right place at the right time. In 1964, aged seven, he was taken by his mother to see “a kid named Bob Dylan” play a local college gym. By the age of 14, living in San Diego, he was writing record reviews for a local underground magazine whose main aim was to bring down Richard Nixon. Shortly after that, he started interviewing the bands of the day as they came through California – first Humble Pie for Creem, and then the Eagles, the Allman Brothers Band and Led Zeppelin for Rolling Stone.Crowe previously fictionalised his story in the 2000 film Almost Famous, which he wrote and directed. His lyrical and compulsively readable memoir The Uncool is bookended by the opening of a musical version, which coincides with the death of Crowe’s mother Alice whose aphorisms, including “Put some goodness in the world be...

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