33 m. ago 'My shop has been robbed over 100 times in a year but no one has been prosecuted'

Mohammad Sheikh claims his 24-hour store in Glasgow city centre has lost £20,000 in a year.

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80 m. ago 'They are blaming my son': Parents of boy hit by train at pedestrian crossing slam 'distracted by phone' report finding

Jaiden Shehata, 11, was struck by a train as he walked to school near Kenley, south London, on January 23

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97 m. ago Dundee vs Rangers LIVE score and goal updates from the Scottish Premiership clash at Dens Park

When it comes to giving Glasgow's big two grief then Steven Pressley has proven adept at that this season

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3 h. ago I built £8m Grand Designs castle that fuming locals are calling ‘brutalist’ fortress it was never meant to be pretty

A GRAND Designs homeowner has defended his £8million fortress after angry villagers compared it to a “car park”. When Piers Daniell set out to build his dream home, a six-storey concrete and glass "castle", he knew it wouldn’t be everyone’s cup of tea. What he didn’t expect was to become public enemy number one in...

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3 h. ago Huntingdon train attack hero wakes and speaks to wife for first time

The wife of the brave LNER worker, who confronted the knifeman in the Huntingdon train attack, has shared news on him in hospital

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4 h. ago First look at new £18m train station being built near Glasgow

DRONE footage reveals progress at the site of a new train station near Glasgow.  Train journeys in East Renfrewshire are set to drastically improve when Balgray Station, Barrhead opens in 2026. The new station is being built on the Neilston line, running between Glasgow and Neilston, after plans were approved in September. A funding award of £18.3million from the...

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4 h. ago How Mamdani is defying immigrant expectations by embracing his identity: ‘His boldness resonates’

New York City mayor-elect refused to ‘be in the shadows’ in the face of Islamophobic attacks during his campaignAcross the country, Donald Trump’s crackdown on immigrants has shaken neighbourhoods, torn apart families and engendered a sense of panic among communities. But in New York, on Tuesday night, Zohran Mamdani, the first Muslim mayor of New York, and an immigrant from Uganda, chose to underline his identity. “New York will remain a city of immigrants: a city built by immigrants, powered by immigrants and, as of tonight, led by an immigrant,” he told an ecstatic crowd at Paramount theater in Brooklyn.The son of a Muslim father and a Hindu mother, he was born in Kampala, raised in Queens, and identifies as a democratic socialist. Almost every aspect of Mamdani’s identity had been an issue of contention during the election. Earlier this week, the Center for Study of Organized Hate published a report highlighting the surge in Islamophobic comments online between July and October,...

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4 h. ago Family of boy killed by a train on his way to school furious after he was blamed for being distracted by his iPhone

A review carried out by the Rail Accident Investigation Branch found that 11-year-old Jaiden Shehata was 'probably' distracted by his iPhone as he crossed the Bourneview footpath.

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5 h. ago Building evacuated by police after man's dead body found inside flat in Glasgow

The man’s body was found inside a flat in Glasgow

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5 h. ago Huntingdon train hero opens his eyes and speaks to his wife for first time since saving passengers from knife rampage

Samir Zitouni was working onboard the London North Eastern Railway (LNER) train from Doncaster to London King's Cross when a knife rampage took place.

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5 h. ago BREAKING: Wales train crash LIVE: Hours of disruption expected after vehicle hits bridge

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5 h. ago The London Underground station with longest platform where trains don't reach the end

The London Underground station with longest platform where trains don't reach the end  MyLondon

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6 h. ago ‘Never lose hope’: how a new Afghanistan women’s team helps refugees cope with trauma

Afghan Women United is comprised of players forced to flee their homeland and is another step in overcoming major barriers“When I step on to the pitch everything else is automatically erased from my mind,” says the captain of Afghan Women United, Fatima Haidari, when asked how football helps her cope with the traumas she has suffered.“I train, I play, and a fire inside me is lit, not just because of the power that I feel at that moment as a player, but because I feel I have many other girls with me. It’s like I’m taking their hands. Like I’m playing with them. It’s not just for me, and I feel powerful.” Continue reading...

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8 h. ago The Essex towns that really need a station on the London Underground

The Essex towns that really need a station on the London Underground  Essex Live

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8 h. ago As Britain’s biggest budget airline turns 30, what did easyJet ever do for us?

The Man Who Pays His Way: Captain of first-ever easyJet flight was on secondment from British Airways

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10 h. ago Fossil fuel lobbying of SNP ministers trebled since Glasgow COP26 summit

Oil and gas representatives have held more than 300 meetings with SNP ministers since November 2021 climate summit, a Sunday Mail probe found.

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14 h. ago Iranian banker built £142m London property portfolio in plain sight

Iranian banker built £142m London property portfolio in plain sight  The Times

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15 h. ago Donald Trump's city destroying nuclear missile 'spotted for the first time' during test flight

The AGM-181 LRSO, billed as the Air Force's next-generation stealth nuclear cruise missile, is poised to arm both the B-52 and the newly built B-21 stealth bomber

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23 h. ago London's tiniest police station you can walk past without realising it

London's tiniest police station you can walk past without realising it  MyLondon

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24 h. ago The London Underground station which was very nearly not built for an insanely posh reason

The London Underground station which was very nearly not built for an insanely posh reason  MyLondon

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