33 m. ago Rory McIlroy leaves Sky Sports commentators disgusted with US Open actions

Sky Sports commentators were left disgusted at Rory McIlroy after he launched his club and smashed a tee box during his second US Open round

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51 m. ago Humans will share AI meals with celebrities and even deceased relatives

Experts believe humans will develop hologram technology by 2050 - and soon robots will be able to do all our grocery shopping and cook our meals

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86 m. ago Keir Starmer agrees to national inquiry into grooming gang scandal after months of pressure

The prime minister has bowed to pressure to agree to set up an inquiry into grooming gangs with legal powers to call witnesses

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2 h. ago Cloughie’s notes, Hillman Imps and Bela Lugosi: my glorious trove of old Forest programmes

Dusting off a pile of matchday gems from the City Ground spanning 50 years reveals a rich seam of cultural and sporting delightsWhat to do with the pile of vintage Nottingham Forest programmes that came into my possession several years ago? At first, standard protocol was observed for uncategorised piles of paper. The 21 City Ground programmes, spanning 50 years from September 1963 to November 2012, were packed away in a dark cupboard, ignored and unread. But finally taking the time to study them has paid dividends: a rich seam of history leaps off the pages in clear, elegant black-and-white type.Forest’s presence in the top-flight’s upper echelons evoked the club’s halcyon days and plenty has been written about the Brian Clough-Peter Taylor era. Less attention has focused on Clough’s often entertaining programme notes during his 18-year tenure – while the editions outside Clough’s time are a fascinating way of charting Forest’s trajectory, as well as how profoundly football and wid...

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2 h. ago Revealed: SECOND woman stalked and brutally attacked in idyllic French village where British expat was stabbed to death: Six weeks on from Karen Carter's murder, a sinister new development...

Yellow police tape still surrounds Karen Carter's honey-coloured stone cottage on the outskirts of Trémolat, a small village east of Bordeaux.

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2 h. ago Gang who smuggled Vietnamese woman into Britain stuffed in glovebox of a Vauxhall Vectra are jailed

The woman was discovered curled up inside a secret compartment carved out of the dashboard in June 2022, sparking a major probe that unmasked trafficking gang.

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2 h. ago Vera's Brenda Blethyn lands role in 'striking' new historical comedy with all

Actress Brenda Blethyn is currently filming the reboot of A Woman of Substance but she will be working on another historical piece later this year

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3 h. ago The true cost of Glasgow's gang wars: How city is fighting drugs crisis after kingpins flood streets with heroin and cocaine leading to addicts shooting up in parks and dropping needles with impunity

EXCLUSIVE: Locals living in the shadow of a new Glasgow drugs usage centre say since it opened they can't leave their house for fear of encountering addicts who 'shoot up in the parks'.

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3 h. ago US experts fear all vaccines at risk as Trump officials target mRNA jabs

Administration’s actions signal move away from technology as health agencies see vaccine-related shakeupsAs top US health officials turn against some mRNA vaccines, experts fear for the country’s preparedness for the next pandemic and worry that other vaccines will be targeted next.Donald Trump’s administration recently canceled a $766m award to Moderna on the research and development of H5N1 bird flu vaccines, and officials have announced new restrictions and regulations for Covid mRNA vaccines – actions that signal a move away from the breakthrough technology. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Two popular Livingston pubs win extensions to their licence to allow outdoor drinking

The agreement of West Lothian Licensing Board will formalise outdoor drinking at one of the oldest pubs, dating back to the 1760s, as well as one from the development of Livingston as a new town in the 1960s.

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4 h. ago Jill Scott's sad wedding admission, forcing Soccer Aid apology, millionaire net worth

Jill Scott has become one of the most beloved figures in the UK since calling time on her football career, leading a hectic life that means she's often away from her home in Manchester

Society

5 h. ago Inside look at West Lothian heritage centre project as work continues

The transformation of a historic West Calder Co-op bakery into a new national heritage centre will eventually create jobs and new training opportunities in the village.

Politics

5 h. ago MP slams 'sickening crimes' of Rochdale grooming gang as he makes new inquiry demand

The abuse took place ‘under the noses of social workers and others who should have done far more to protect them’, a court heard

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5 h. ago Red Arrows make history with sustainable fuels London flypast

Red Arrows make history with sustainable fuels London flypast  Royal Air Force

Culture

6 h. ago 17th Century Scottish pub named among the best in the UK for live music

A much-loved Glasgow pub has been named one of the UK’s top live music venues by Eat Drink Meet

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6 h. ago Wayne Rooney sparks massive debate after picking players he was better than

Wayne Rooney will go down as one of the greatest players in Premier League history after firing in 253 goals in 559 appearances for Manchester United and winning every trophy available to him

Sport

6 h. ago The emotional meaning behind Princess Charlotte's brooch at Trooping the Colour

The British royal, 10, pinned the historic Diamond Horseshoe brooch to the front of her light blue dress for her grandfather King Charles' birthday parade in London today.

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6 h. ago Red Arrows make history with sustainable fuel flypast for King’s birthday

Jets from the world-famous display team were powered by a blend of sustainable aviation fuel, and used vegetable oil to produce their vapour trails.

Culture

6 h. ago I was paid $5,000 to move to a 'dying' town. I was sold a hidden gem... but could never have predicted what it did to my life

Movers such as Kelley Meadows are taking advantage of cash incentives and other perks offered by 'dying' towns across the US competing for remote worker citizens

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6 h. ago Ice arrests of migrants with no criminal history surging under Trump

Guardian analysis sharply contradicts president’s claim that officials are targeting ‘criminals’ for deportation from USThe federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Ice) agency has exponentially increased the arrest and detention of immigrants without any criminal history since the second Trump administration took office, a data analysis by the Guardian shows.The information sharply contradicts Donald Trump’s claims the authorities are targeting “criminals” for deportation as part of his aggressive anti-immigration agenda. Continue reading...

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