41 h. ago Moment sick brute walks into hotel carrying battered woman he tried to kill on a date

Michael Harvey, 32, attacked the woman over several hours across Glasgow city centre before a final assault in a hotel left her in an induced coma with catastrophic head injuries

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41 h. ago Council tenants face eviction if household member is convicted for Ely riots

Cardiff council has sent letters warning residents they may seek repossession of their home

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45 h. ago Road closures to know as Merchant City festival celebrates 850 years of Glasgow

The festival runs from July 18 to 20 with live shows, markets and family fun for Glasgow’s 850th anniversary

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65 h. ago West Lothian Council's Trading Standards team reissue warning over Labubu dolls

Trading Standards have seized further counterfeit Popmart Labubu dolls from stores in West Lothian with all of them failing to comply with the Toys Safety Regulations 2011 and presenting a serious risk of harm.

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4 d. ago Canadian living in Scotland questions how UK is a 'developed country' over 'disgusting British habit'

The expat has moved to Glasgow and now calls the Scottish city 'home'. But despite his love for the area, he said there is one 'absolutely shocking' aspect of British life which he abhors.

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5 d. ago Reform council complains Labour is being TOO TOUGH on migrant workers warning clampdown on care sector could see vital staff 'going home'

Kent County Council leader Linden Kemkaran has written to Home Secretary Yvette Cooper about a new law cutting the number of care worker visas.

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6 d. ago ‘Most amazing experience you’ll ever have’: Fans react as TRNSMT comes to an end

Gracie Abrams and Snow Patrol played out the three-day event in Glasgow that came during sweltering heat in the city.

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8 d. ago TRNSMT headliner 50 Cent spent night bowling in Glasgow ahead of gig

The A-list rapper went bowling at Vega in Glasgow's city centre on Thursday night.

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9 d. ago I stayed at Newcastle's most luxurious hotel Dakota and climbed St James Park landmark to see Scotland

North east English city has similarities with both Glasgow and Edinburgh

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9 d. ago Council tells park visitors not to sit under trees amid fears branches could collapse on people below

Harrow Council in North West London has issued safety notices after branches were reported to have suddenly fallen at parks in Stanmore, Hatch End and Pinner.

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9 d. ago 'Speeding' car crashes in Glasgow city centre smashing into vehicles and terrifying passers

Police and ambulance crews were called to High Street, near McChuills bar, after the alarm was raised shortly after lunchtime on Thursday.

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9 d. ago Latest Beckham feud development may be 'devastating' for Harper

Harper Beckham is celebrating her 14th birthday today, but is said to be "devastated" that she might not receive a public message from her brother Brooklyn amid his ongoing family feud.

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1 week ago West Lothian Council’s Trading Standards team warns of counterfeit versions of Labubu dolls

The council’s Trading Standards team took to social media to alert the public about the replica dolls potentially being unsafe to children, as well as breaching the genuine products trademark.

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1 week ago Scottish companies set to benefit from cyber incident response cadre

SMEs from across Scotland are facing one of their biggest threats to business operations yet, and it’s not going away any time soon.

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1 week ago Macron warns against Europe’s excessive dependency on US, China – Europe live

French president Emmanuel Macron is in the UK for a state visitDanish prime minister Mette Frederiksen is now giving a major speech in the European parliament, outlining Denmark’s priorities for the EU as it takes the rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union.Opening, she warns that “Europe is facing the greatest challenges since the 1940s,” as she lists a growing lists of urgent issues, with Russia’s aggression on Ukraine, migration, the Middle East, trade, and terrorism.“The threats may be many, and they are indeed serious, but I have trust in Europe.Trust that we can move our continent forward, build a more secure Europe, a greener and more competitive Europe, a new Europe of tomorrow with possibilities and welfare for our citizens, but only if we remember what we are capable of, what our societies are built upon, and who we really are as Europeans.” Continue reading...

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1 week ago Marseille airport suspends flights due to wildfire as residents warned to clear the streets – Europe live

Local authorities warned residents to stay inside and leave streets clear as they said the wildfire was moving towards the cityDanish prime minister Mette Frederiksen is now giving a major speech in the European parliament, outlining Denmark’s priorities for the EU as it takes the rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union.Opening, she warns that “Europe is facing the greatest challenges since the 1940s,” as she lists a growing lists of urgent issues, with Russia’s aggression on Ukraine, migration, the Middle East, trade, and terrorism.“The threats may be many, and they are indeed serious, but I have trust in Europe.Trust that we can move our continent forward, build a more secure Europe, a greener and more competitive Europe, a new Europe of tomorrow with possibilities and welfare for our citizens, but only if we remember what we are capable of, what our societies are built upon, and who we really are as Europeans.” Continue reading...

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1 week ago Glasgow bin lorry blaze as fire crews lock down city centre street

Firefighters raced out to York Street at around 8am after the blaze alarm was raised.

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1 week ago Macron says state visit to UK ‘significant for Europe’ as he meets royals – Europe live

State visit will involve events with pageantry but is also scheduled to include an Anglo-French summit and other meetings with Keir StarmerDanish prime minister Mette Frederiksen is now giving a major speech in the European parliament, outlining Denmark’s priorities for the EU as it takes the rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union.Opening, she warns that “Europe is facing the greatest challenges since the 1940s,” as she lists a growing lists of urgent issues, with Russia’s aggression on Ukraine, migration, the Middle East, trade, and terrorism.“The threats may be many, and they are indeed serious, but I have trust in Europe.Trust that we can move our continent forward, build a more secure Europe, a greener and more competitive Europe, a new Europe of tomorrow with possibilities and welfare for our citizens, but only if we remember what we are capable of, what our societies are built upon, and who we really are as Europeans.” Continue reading...

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1 week ago Glasgow city wide new 20mph speed limits will be rolled out first in five areas

New 20mph speed limits will eventually be introduced to 3,700 Glasgow streets.

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1 week ago Berlin summons Chinese ambassador over military use of laser targeting German aircraft – Europe live

‘The endangerment of German personnel and disruption of the operation are completely unacceptable,’ foreign ministry saidDanish prime minister Mette Frederiksen is now giving a major speech in the European parliament, outlining Denmark’s priorities for the EU as it takes the rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union.Opening, she warns that “Europe is facing the greatest challenges since the 1940s,” as she lists a growing lists of urgent issues, with Russia’s aggression on Ukraine, migration, the Middle East, trade, and terrorism.“The threats may be many, and they are indeed serious, but I have trust in Europe.Trust that we can move our continent forward, build a more secure Europe, a greener and more competitive Europe, a new Europe of tomorrow with possibilities and welfare for our citizens, but only if we remember what we are capable of, what our societies are built upon, and who we really are as Europeans.” Continue reading...

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