15 h. ago West Lothian locals urged to start own business with help of Business Gateway

Business Gateway, Scotland’s national business support service, has launched Scottish Start-Up Month, a nationwide campaign to celebrate Scotland’s entrepreneurial spirit.

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16 h. ago BREAKING: Luke Donald picks Europe's six Ryder Cup wildcards including LIV Golf rebel Jon Rahm

Europe won 16.5 to 11.5 in 2023 but Luke Donald’s team will be seeking the first away Ryder Cup win since the Miracle of Medinah in 2012

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17 h. ago Aldi’s Scottish Sport Fund offers West Lothian clubs chance to access £2,500 of funding

Aldi Scotland introduced its Scottish Sport Fund in 2016 to support individuals of all ages and abilities to get involved in physical activity in their local communities.

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19 h. ago West Lothian Council leader and MP meet Linburn residents after veterans’ site sale announcement

Residents of the Linburn housing development in Wilkieston, originally built to provide homes and specialist support for veterans, are facing an uncertain future after Sight Scotland Veterans announced plans to sell the site.

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26 h. ago Why peaceful support of Palestine Action should not be prosecuted in Scotland

In an article for the Daily Record, former SNP First Minister Humza Yousaf argues that non-violent support of the banned group should not be prosecuted.

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37 h. ago Graham Potter hails Jarrod Bowen’s ‘fantastic reaction’ in West Ham’s win

Bowen, who opened the scoring in a 3-0 win at Forest, had an angry confrontation with supporters following their cup exit at Wolves this week.

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38 h. ago Scott Bemand: Ireland ready for more after battling past Spain

A 43-27 win secured a World Cup quarter-final place.

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42 h. ago Jess Breach hails ‘phenomenal’ feeling as she eyes 50th England cap against Australia

Wing shares ‘special’ feeling after hat-trick against SamoaHosts face Australia next in Women’s Rugby World CupJess Breach says scoring 50 tries for England is a “phenomenal” emotion and it would “mean everything” to the wing to win her 50th cap in her home county.The 27-year-old took her Red Roses try tally to 52 with a hat-trick in England’s 14-try win against Samoa at the Rugby World Cup on Saturday. Breach is just the fifth Red Rose to hit 50 tries for England and she reached the milestone on her 49th cap. She could win her 50th against Australia on Saturday in Brighton. Continue reading...

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43 h. ago What Manchester United players said to each other in dressing room before Burnley win

Man United beat Burnley to register their first win of the season three days after a farcical League Cup elimination by Grimsby.

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56 h. ago Women's Rugby World Cup: John Mitchell demands more despite England's record win

Red Roses thrashed the Islanders in their second game in Pool A

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58 h. ago John Mitchell demands more despite England’s record World Cup win

The Red Roses beat Samoa’s amateurs 92-3 with a Jess Breach hat-trick and 27 points from Helena Rowland.

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60 h. ago Manchester United tell a familiar, worrying tale despite last

Man United 3-2 Burnley: Red Devils leave it late to win at Old Trafford after crashing out of the Carabao Cup to Grimsby

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61 h. ago Man Utd player ratings: 4/10 shocker as Bruno Fernandes penalty saves day against Burnley

Manchester United scored a late penalty to bounce back from a humiliating Carabao Cup defeat to Grimsby with their first Premier League win of the season against Burnley

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61 h. ago Man United vs Burnley live: Late Fernandes penalty seals three points for hosts in entertaining clash

Man United 3-2 Burnley: Red Devils leave it late to win at Old Trafford after crashing out of the Carabao Cup to Grimsby

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61 h. ago Bruno Fernandes takes advantage of VAR decision as Man Utd win five

MAN UTD 3-2 BURNLEY: Bruno Fernandes' 97th-minute penalty rescued Ruben Amorim and gave the Red Devils their first win of the season following their midweek cup woes at Grimsby

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3 d. ago USA risk all with nine changes for Australia in Women’s Rugby World Cup

Victory for Wallaroos guarantees quarter-final spotUSA drop Alev Kelter from matchday squadIt may be only the second week of the Rugby World Cup but it is win or bust for so many teams this weekend and few games have that feeling more than the USA’s showdown with Australia in York on Saturday evening.In many ways, this is the game of the round: and perhaps the tournament so far. The two sides began in contrasting fashion but there were few surprises in that regard, with Australia racking up a record score in defeating Samoa and the United States coming up short against tournament favourites and hosts England on the opening night. Continue reading...

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3 d. ago Threave Rovers gear up for Scottish Cup with convincing win over Cambuslang Rangers

A 4-0 win at Meadow Park means the Castle Douglas side are second in the West of Scotland League second division with 13 points from a possible 15.

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4 d. ago Biggar star Emma Orr praises spirit and support as Scotland bag vital World Cup win

Scotland beat Wales in their opener at Manchester

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4 d. ago England make 13 changes to starting XV to face Samoa in Women’s Rugby World Cup

Marlie Packer captains Red Roses in second pool gameHelena Rowland starts at 10 after shaking off injuryMarlie Packer will captain the Red Roses against Samoa on Saturday as one of 13 changes to England’s starting XV from their opening 69-7 win against the USA at the Rugby World Cup.Claudia Moloney-MacDonald and Helena Rowland, who were injured for the first game, are both named in the starting team at wing and fly-half, respectively. Holly Aitchison, who also did not play against the USA with a knock, is again absent from the matchday squad. Continue reading...

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5 d. ago Amorim insists ‘something has to change’ after Manchester United stunned by Grimsby

United knocked out of Carabao Cup on penalties‘Football was really fair today. The best team won’A shellshocked Ruben Amorim apologised to fans and questioned his players’ desire, saying they “spoke really loud about what they want” after Grimsby’s penalty shootout win dumped Manchester United out of the Carabao Cup.United trailed 2-0 at the break following goals from Charles Vernam and Tyrell Warren. The panicked visitors forced penalties via Bryan Mbeumo’s 75th-minute strike and Harry Maguire’s header 60 seconds from the end. But when Mbeumo missed his second kick and 26th of the tie‑breaker United had lost against fourth-tier opposition for the first time in the competition, 12‑11 on penalties. Continue reading...

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