18 h. ago Fabio Wardley vs Justis Huni: Triumphant Briton had to 'dig deep' to claim interim title

Wardley can now set his sights on the undisputed title

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36 h. ago How one interior designer doubled the size of a tired flat by digging deep

It took over a year to overhaul a tired one-bedroom flat into a bright, stylish two-bed maisonette that’s almost doubled in size

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47 h. ago Bob MacIntyre digs deep after finding back against wall in Canadian Open title defence

Scot picks up two late birdies to avoid early exit at TPC Toronto and maintain recent PGA Tour momentum

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6 d. ago I was mad – Carlos Alcaraz reveals battle to stay calm in win over Ben Shelton

The American forced the defending champion to dig deep for a four-set win at the French Open.

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1 week ago New upcycling points at NHS Lothian hospital support groundbreaking scrubs for newborns

NHS Lothian and InnoScot Health have united to support the environmental ambitions behind newly designed scrubs that enable partners to provide vital skin-to-skin contact with their newborns after a caesarean section.

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1 week ago Emma Raducanu sets up clash with Iga Swiatek as Katie Boulter digs deep for first Roland Garros win

Men’s defending champion Carlos Alcaraz is also through to the second round

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1 week ago French Open 2025: Raducanu digs deep, Alcaraz also through, Osaka v Badosa – live

Coverage of the first round, which starts at 10am BST‘Emotional’ Nadal honoured | And you can mail DanielRaducanu is getting nowt for nowt, forced to 30-all as she seeks her endorsement. From there, though, she does well to close out for 4-2, while Bouzas Maneiro breaks Navarra at the start of srt two for 6-0 1-0. This is an absolute tousing so far.Inside-out backhand to the corner and Wang can’t control her response. Raducanu breaks again, for 3-2, and can she hold on to it this time? Continue reading...

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1 week ago French Open 2025: Raducanu digs deep to beat Wang; Alcaraz and Ruud in action – live

Coverage of the first round, which starts at 10am BST‘Emotional’ Nadal honoured | And you can mail DanielRaducanu is getting nowt for nowt, forced to 30-all as she seeks her endorsement. From there, though, she does well to close out for 4-2, while Bouzas Maneiro breaks Navarra at the start of srt two for 6-0 1-0. This is an absolute tousing so far.Inside-out backhand to the corner and Wang can’t control her response. Raducanu breaks again, for 3-2, and can she hold on to it this time? Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Geo giant digs deep to provide vital data for £1.5bn Scottish hydro development

Robertson Geo dug deep to capture vital geotechnical data for a £1.5bn hydroelectric scheme.

Economics

2 w. ago Wishaw MSP backing new Scottish Government campaign to find more foster carers

Foster carers play a vital role in supporting and providing safe and loving foster homes to children and young people. They are key to the Scottish Government’s ambition of delivering The Promise by 2030.

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2 w. ago Moment British tourist drinks a beer as he's swallowed by quicksand in hole he had dug on beach in Brazil

Jensen Sturgeon, 22, was trying to dig into the sand as deep as he could but he eventually struck water and the hole quickly collapsed around him.

Society

2 w. ago Army veteran appeals for volunteers to help servicemen and women

An Army veteran, from South Lanarkshire, is appealing for local people to volunteer to provide vital support for the men and women who have served their country.

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3 w. ago Kylie Minogue ahead of Glasgow OVO Hydro gig soaks up some Scottish sunshine

Kylie Minogue's 2025 Tension Tour will continue in Glasgow's OVO Hydro tonight, Friday May 16.

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3 w. ago Keir Starmer to announce new measures to ‘tighten up’ immigration system – UK politics live

Prime minster to unveil immigration white paper that he claimes will be ‘clean break from past’What change in rules means for migrants and employersThe Conservatives have rejected suggestions that Keir Starmer is being tough on immigration. In a statement released overnight in response to the briefing about the white paper plans, Chris Philp, the shadow home secretary, said:Keir Starmer pretends to be tough, but just weeks ago his MPs voted against our 10-year residency and economic contribution test for indefinite leave to remain. Now he says that immigrants who make no contribution should still be allowed to stay.He is trying to take steal credit for recent substantial reductions in visa numbers that resulted from Conservative reforms in April 2024.International recruitment is a lifeline for the homecare sector, enabling us to provide vital support to older and disabled people in their own homes. Care providers are already struggling to recruit within the UK. We are deeply concern...

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