54 minutes ago 5 transfer 'targets' that meet Rangers necessity as Nils Koppen tells fans exactly what Ibrox needs

The Ibrox club are aiming to sign talent from closer to home as well as scout the globe

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73 minutes ago Aldi praised for new inclusive toy range which features dolls with cochlear ear implants and vitiligo

The discount retailer has released a range of toys with different conditions, including vitiligo, cochlear implants, and birthmarks, in UK stores as part of its new range, Little Town Plush Dolls.

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75 minutes ago I tried 20 years aged Ararat brandy in Armenia and it had made me a convert

Cheers to that 🥃

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2 hours ago China is worried its people ‘fear having children’ and is launching massive survey to find out why

China was world’s most populous country until India jumped ahead last year

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3 hours ago Body of former first minister Alex Salmond expected to arrive in Scotland

The flight is due to take off at about 11am, landing in Aberdeen at about 1.45pm

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3 hours ago Here’s the deal: AI giants get to grab all your data unless you say they can’t. Fancy that? No, neither do I | Chris Stokel

Data is vital to AI systems, so firms want the right to take it and ministers may let them. We must wake up to the dangerImagine someone drives up to a pub in a top-of-the-range sports car – a £1.5m Koenigsegg Regera, to pick one at random – parks up and saunters out of the vehicle. They come into the pub you’re drinking in and begin walking around its patrons, slipping their hand into your pocket in full view, smiling at you as they take out your wallet and empty it of its cash and cards.The not-so-subtle pickpocket stops if you shout and ask what the hell they’re doing. “Sorry for the inconvenience,” the pickpocket says. “It’s an opt-out regime, mate.”Chris Stokel-Walker is the author of TikTok Boom: China’s Dynamite App and the Superpower Race for Social Media Continue reading...

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3 hours ago Japandroids: Fate & Alcohol review – Canadian duo’s bittersweet breakup record

(Anti)Brian King and David Prowse’s guitar-drums combo enjoys one last hurrah with tracks ranging from bluesy epics to rock romcom Fate & Alcohol is the reunion that Japandroids fans have been hoping for – and the farewell they’ve long feared. The Canadian duo’s fourth and final album arrives six years after guitarist Brian King and drummer David Prowse played their last show. With Springsteen-influenced storytelling fuelled by some of the punk intensity from their breakthrough record, 2012’s Celebration Rock, Fate & Alcohol is a classic romance – breathless, hedonistic and wistful – until it’s not.King falls in love at a single glance on rock romcom Eye Contact High, made cinematic by Prowse’s rattling, urgent drumming and soaring gang vocals. Alice, a bluesy epic played for th...

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3 hours ago Former Rangers keeper backed to help down old team by Kilmarnock boss Derek McInnes

The 26-year-old comes up against his former team for the first time on Sunday

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3 hours ago Scots football chiefs fight back with fire as pyro yobs targeted for 10 YEAR banning orders

It comes in a week where Celtic and Rangers were rapped by UEFA and the Glasgow giants begged fans to bin it

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