36 m. ago Young members of West Lothian church donates shoeboxes to local day centre

Kids from Livingston South Community Church’s ‘Thunder Club’ took a total of 43 shoeboxes to Acredale House in Bathgate last month after working hard all summer to fill each shoebox for every service user at the facility.

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36 m. ago Melinda Messenger has eery UFO experience as she reveals how 'sun sized orbs lit up the sky' in shock update

The TV presenter, 54, explained how her dog began to 'bark like crazy' before a 'profound light' lit up the sky in North Pembrokeshire during the night.

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42 m. ago Angelo Stiller: Manchester United target reveals transfer wish after seeing Florian Wirtz join Liverpool

The Stuttgart star reportedly snubbed a move to Old Trafford this summer

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44 m. ago Back to school, work, reality: what to eat now summer is over

The shift from August to September can be brutal, so we’ve compiled the best dishes to avoid the dread of the work canteenSeptember arrives and, with it, the sudden, brutal gear shift from slow, lazy August, the mad rush to catch up on all the work you’ve been neglecting, to reconnect with the friends who’ve been away during summer. It’s back to the commute, back to work, back to school We are also back at school – every Thursday for the past few years we’ve been taking pottery classes at college. From 10 in the morning until five in the evening we are covered in clay; our muddy fingers cannot check the phone every five minutes, and everyone at work knows not to contact us unless it’s an emergency – and even then, only if there’s something we can actually do about it. Continue reading...

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50 m. ago Radiohead in Scotland: Here are 14 amazing pictures of the band's last Scottish gig in 2017

As the band announce their first gigs in seven years, we’re looking back at when they rocked Glasgow Green.

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56 m. ago William and Kate seen in London in first official outing since summer break

It comes just a day after the royal couple’s children began their new school term

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59 m. ago ‘As more join, it gets less risky’: how Greta Thunberg’s lone strike turned into a movement

In an extract from his new book, Tim Lenton explains how Fridays for Future challenged climate inaction to reach a positive tipping pointIn August 2018, Greta Thunberg was sitting alone on the ground outside the Swedish parliament with a placard reading “Skolstrejk för klimatet” (School strike for climate) and a bunch of pamphlets under a stone.An older woman stood over her and asked: “Why are you on strike? You have to go to school.” Greta retorted: “Why would I need an education if there is no future?”Positive Tipping Points: How to Fix the Climate Crisis is published by Oxford University Press Continue reading...

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61 m. ago Badenoch needs ‘full blown resuscitation’ to rescue her leadership, Powell says

Commons Leader Lucy Powell claimed Conservative MPs spent much of their summer checking whether Mrs Badenoch ‘had a pulse or not’.

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65 m. ago Cosy cinema pods backed by Gary Neville to open hidden in pretty Cardiff woodland

The owners were 'instantly drawn' to the new surroundings

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66 m. ago John Swinney insists saltire is a 'flag of welcome' and blasts 'chilling' language on immigration

The First Minister made a strong defence of immigration as he spoke to SNP activists in Leith while making a renewed push for an IndyRef2.

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81 m. ago 'Big cat' sighting as 'black panther' terrorises village for second time this summer

The second panther sighting of the summer has been reported in Bulgaria, and has been sparking viral memes and national conversations about an illegal exotic animals trade

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88 m. ago Craig Bellamy says Gary Speed's death led him to seek therapy in candid admission

With the 14-year anniversary of Gary Speed's death on the horizon, his good friend and former Wales team-mate Craig Bellamy has explained the impact that the tragedy had on him

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88 m. ago EastEnders finally explains Zoe Slater past as Max Branning unexpected makes return

EastEnders fans were left thrilled as a huge twist in Zoe Slater's story was revealed, with the iconic character having a connection to Max Branning

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91 m. ago Kate Middleton stuns as she makes a return to duties with blonde post

The Princess of Wales joined her husband Prince William to visit the Natural History Museum in London today as they returned to duties after their summer break. 

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93 m. ago East Ayrshire Council planners rubber stamp 49 new homes for Cumnock

Livingston-based firm, Rosewood Homes and Properties Ltd, have been given the green light to build new homes at the site, along with the construction of roads, footpaths, car parking and drainage.

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1 hour ago PSG at centre of massive conflict following new £57m signing's explosive comments

Russia and Ukraine have been at war since 2022 and Paris Saint-Germain's summer business has left the European champions with team-mates on opposite sides of the conflict

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1 hour ago Martin Lewis' MSE issues new warning to anyone who had a summer job

The consumer rights website explained how you may have paid income tax that you don’t actually owe - but there are ways to claim your money back

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1 hour ago Marcus Rashford receives Manchester United response amid update after transfer exit

Man Utd loanee Marcus Rashford will be looking to find form for Barcelona and England ahead of next summer's World Cup.

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1 hour ago Gossip Girl icon goes fully naked in music video after ditching acting for rock band

Taylor Momsen stunned fans as she stripped naked with only black body paint for The Pretty Reckless’ new video For I Am Death which is their first single in four years

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1 hour ago New deputy Green leader describes racist abuse on family seaside trip

Leeds councillor says people who threw bottles and shouted insults emboldened by rightwing rhetoricThe newly elected deputy leader of the Green party and his family were attacked on a day out at the seaside last week, with bottles thrown and racist abuse hurled, he has told the Guardian.Mothin Ali, a Leeds councillor, said the incident was a reflection of extreme rightwingers using inflammatory language to blame immigrants and refugees for social problems. Continue reading...

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