2 h. ago Historic route maps hidden for decades at Victoria station restored for 200th anniversary of rail

Ceramic route maps showcased London Brighton & South Coast Railway

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3 h. ago Nectarios Triantis' future remains unclear: prospects of Hibs move, Sunderland stance and 20 per cent claim

Australian midfielder has morphed into one of best in Scottish football - but what next?

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3 h. ago Ancient disease runs rampant with more than 1,000 cases reported and unvaccinated children dying

Ancient disease measles is running amok in the US where the number of cases has jumped to more than 1,000 and is continuing to climb while an unvaccinated child died

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4 h. ago Greek island of Zakynthos named most crowded resort in Europe

A new Which? Travel report on overtourism also cites Mallorca and Paris as destinations suffering from an influx of visitors, but some argue that bad behaviour is as much of a problem as numbersIn Great Yarmouth there are some signs of regeneration: the vast glass palace of the Winter Gardens is being refurbished and the ornate Cafe 1903 next to the historic Hippodrome is busy. But the bustling tourist industry of the Edwardian era is long gone. “When Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show came in 1903, the tent held 5,000,” says local historian Roger Silver. “A couple of years earlier the Bass Brewery brought 10,000 workers on a day trip from Burton upon Trent. It took 16 trains.”Coincidentally, that is the same number of visitors who poured into the Italian mountain village of Roccaraso (population 1,500) in January, drawn by the presence of Tik Tok influencer Rita de Crescenzo. But the similarities end there. The Yarmouth invasion received no complaints, while the residents of Roccaraso r...

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4 h. ago Dianaworld review: For Diana fans to enjoy — but not to trust

Generally when I’m reviewing a book on a subject I’ve written about, I turn to the index as soon as I’m bored to see if I’m quoted, so I can skip to the scintillating bits. No need to, here; I rock up in the very first paragraph of the introduction: “Of the various titles that Diana Spencer collected during her life, it is the unofficial one of ‘the People’s Princess’ that has most come to encapsulate her reputation. The origins of the term are contested. Many have claimed that Tony Blair’s spin doctor, the shrewd, calculating Alastair Campbell, invented it. Others have said it derived from Anthony Holden, a royal biographer and translator of ancient Greek poetry and Italian opera. Julie Burchill, a republican iconoclast perhaps best known for her writing about pop music, asserts that it was in fact she who bestowed the title upon Diana in a laudatory article about the princess published in 1992.”

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4 h. ago Hidden gem Netflix disaster film with ending absolutely no one saw coming

According to viewers, this 2016 disaster film inspired by the Fukushima nuclear accident, will have you reaching for tissues.

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5 h. ago The hidden lakeside cafe serving up the very best big breakfast

The cafe only opened at the end of last year and many people don't know it's there

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5 h. ago Are we heading for another world war – or has it already started?

The rules-based world order is in retreat and violence is on the rise, forcing countries to rethink their relationshipsIn a week in which former allies in a redividing globe separately commemorated the 80th anniversary of the end of the second world war, the sense of a runaway descent towards a third world war draws ever closer.The implosion of Pax Americana, the interconnectedness of conflicts, the new willingness to resort to unbridled state-sponsored violence and the irrelevance of the institutions of the rules-based order have all been on brutal display this week. From Kashmir to Khan Younis, Hodeidah, Port Sudan and Kursk, the only sound is of explosions, and the only lesson is that the old rules no longer apply. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago 'Appalling': Fifth of all calls to NHS 24 abandoned amid waits of over 4 hours

Scottish ministers are now being told to make sure it is investing in frontline NHS services properly.

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5 h. ago Rangers next manager clues decoded by the Jury with four high profile names pitched to Ibrox takeover kings

The hot topics in Scottish football have been tackled by the Record Sport team

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6 h. ago ‘I took a river cruise around Southeast Asia and found one part so moving’

Our writer took an unforgettable river journey through Laos where she was welcomed by locals, explored ancient caves, visited a pottery village and tried a local delicacy

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6 h. ago Keeping Royal Family in Scotland 'can no longer be justified', claims Patrick Harvie

The Scottish Greens co-leader insisted "there is no place in modern Scotland for the monarchy"

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6 h. ago Prospective Hearts messiah knows all about Scottish football through army of informants

Brighton owner Tony Bloom is ready to make Hearts a major force in Scottish game, armed with data gathered from every club as he stayed a step ahead of the bookies.

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6 h. ago Footage shows firebomb thugs torching luxury Land Rover at plush home of mob boss's pal

The attack took place in Edinburgh on Thursday evening.

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6 h. ago Scots singer burns wedding dress on Irvine beach in message to domestic abusers

Kirsty Millard's new debut single 'The Patriarchy' is out now.

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6 h. ago Butterfly Skin charity DEBRA launches summer campaign asking Scots to sign up for a challenge

A summer campaign is being launched by Butterfly Skin charity DEBRA with the Daily Record.

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6 h. ago Scots singer Shirely Manson says fellow female rockers selling pix on Only Fans is "tragic" for music

The Edinburgh-born singer admits it’s getting harder to break even on tour and said her peers’ decision to pose online was “tragic” from an industry standpoint.

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7 h. ago Terrifying hidden detail in Trump's popular new executive order sparks fears of another pandemic

A closer look at the fine-print of the order suggests it does not go as far as some experts would like.

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11 h. ago The hidden gem loch just outside Glasgow near 'best fish and chips in Scotland'

The secluded beauty spot is more popular with fisherman than it is tourists.

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11 h. ago What's your pet saying? AI could help translate animal sounds into words

A cutting-edge Chinese tech company is using the power of artificial intelligence to create a system that helps curious pet owners decode the hidden meanings behind their animals' sounds.

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