6 d. ago The Pope in Scotland: Here are 26 amazing pictures of Pope John Paul II's visit to Edinburgh, Rosewell and Glasgow in 1982

It’s been more than four decades since tens of thousands of people took part in events at Murrayfield and Bellahouston Park to welcome Pope John Paul II to Scotland.

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2 w. ago Tassimo Suny coffee machine slashed by 29% on Amazon: Cheapest UK deal online

Discover a significant 29% discount on the Tassimo Suny coffee machine via Amazon, marking its lowest price since 2023 and outperforming even John Lewis's sale

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3 w. ago Toulouse break through Sale’s resistance with thrilling Champions Cup fight back

Toulouse 38-15 Sale: The defending champions cruised into the quarter-finals

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3 w. ago Amazon Prime quietly adds controversial film that's 'The Matrix meets John Wick'

It was in development for years due to its complicated history

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3 w. ago 'Amazing' John Byrne painting of The Beatles achieves remarkable auction sale result

The painting by the late John Byrne shows each member of The Beatles beside a “spirit animal”

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3 w. ago Rare John Byrne painting of The Beatles sells for more than £27,000

It was bought from the artist by his local parish priest.

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4 w. ago Mark Wright given 'amazing tip' by Sir Elton John on being a dad after legend's emotional death admission

Presenter Mark welcomed daughter Palma into the world with Michelle Keegan earlier in March

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4 w. ago Maybe I’m Amazed by John Harris review – with a little help from John, Paul, George and Ringo

The Guardian journalist’s tender account of how music became a bridge between him and his autistic son, James, is full of wit and wisdomHalfway through Maybe I’m Amazed, there’s a photograph of John Harris’s son, James, with one of his heroes. James is a young-looking 10 in knee-length shorts decorated with stars. Ian Hunter of 1970s rock band Mott the Hoople stands beside him, a hand gently around his shoulder. “Sixty-nine years separate them,” Harris writes. “Here is proof of how songs and their creators find fans in the most unlikely of places.”Maybe I’m Amazed is the story of a growing child’s love of music, but it’s more than that: it’s also about how songs provided a whole world for James, and his family, after his autism diagnosis. It marks a departure for Harris, whose previous journalism, aside from his political work for the Guardian, has involved editing magazines and writing columns, reviews and other books about music. Continue reading...

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