54 m. ago Mark Wright apologises for 'poor taste' Instagram post after Air India plane crash

He has removed a post in the wake of the Air India plane crash, which killed all but one of its passengers and crew members, saying it was a 'horrendous coincidence'

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55 m. ago How to watch the US Open: TV channel and live stream for Round 2 today

Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy have work to do if they are to contend at Oakmont

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62 m. ago F1 star suffers Canadian GP nightmare as passport and computer stolen by thieves

Formula 1 star Gabriel Bortoleto is chasing his first points of the season in Montreal but was hit by significant disruption when having dinner in Switzerland days before the GP

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71 m. ago Nintendo Switch 2 stock: Argos gets ‘limited restock’ but gamers will have to be quick

If you miss out on the Nintendo Switch 2 - it is about to be restocked by Argos 🎮

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71 m. ago A Trick of the Mind by Daniel Yon review – explaining psychology’s most important theory

An immensely readable dive into the ‘predictive processing’ hypothesis, our best guess as to how the mind really worksThe process of perception feels quite passive. We open our eyes and light floods in; the world is just there, waiting to be seen. But in reality there is an active element that we don’t notice. Our brains are always “filling in” our perceptual experience, supplementing incoming information with existing knowledge. For example, each of us has a spot at the back of our eye where there are no light receptors. We don’t see the resulting hole in our field of vision because our brains ignore it. The phenomenon we call “seeing” is the result of a continuously updated model in your mind, made up partly of incoming sensory information, but partly of pre-existing expectations. This is what is meant by the counter­intuitive slogan of contemporary cognitive science: “perception is a controlled hallucination”.A century ago, someone with an interest in psycholo...

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72 m. ago The Shark SpeedStyle Hair Dryer is on sale at Amazon but for a limited time only

Get salon-quality hair at home with the Shark SpeedStyle Hair Dryer.

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72 m. ago Rare chance to see work of one of Scotland’s leading sculptors

When Kenny Hunter describes his forthcoming exhibition at the Fine Art Society in Edinburgh as “monumentous”, he’s not just talking about its importance in his career, writes Susan Mansfield.

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72 m. ago Readers Letters: Believe carbon capture project support when we see it

Chancellor Rachel Reeves says financial backing for the Acorn carbon capture and storage project is coming but when, asks reader

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1 hour ago Heathrow Airport staff to go on strike next week as holidaymakers issued warning

Unite said around 800 of its members who assist passengers with restricted mobility will step up industrial action next week

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1 hour ago Air India disaster: rescue teams with sniffer dogs comb site of deadly plane crash

Narendra Modi visits crash site in Ahmedabad where at least 265 people died, with one man aboard the Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner miraculously survivingLatest news: one of two black boxes reportedly foundRescue teams with sniffer dogs were combing the crash site of a London-bound passenger jet that ploughed into a residential area of India’s Ahmedabad city, killing at least 265 people on board and on the ground.One man aboard the Air India Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner – carrying 242 passengers and crew – miraculously survived Thursday’s crash, which left the tailpiece of the aircraft jutting out of the second floor of a hostel for medical staff from a nearby hospital. Continue reading...

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1 hour ago US Open 2025: Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler struggle as JJ Spaun sets early pace at Oakmont

Only ten players finished the first round under-par

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2 h. ago Ed Miliband: We 'owe Scotland' over £200m Acorn project funds and 'unlimited' jobs potential

Ed Miliband has claimed there are “unlimited opportunities” for energy jobs in Labour’s vision for the North Sea.

Economics

2 h. ago Here is what the Scottish Tories need to do to combat Reform surge

The way forward is amplifying the new common-sense agenda

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2 h. ago I was diagnosed with Alzheimer's after 'overused' medical procedure caused my dementia

At 61, Sean Fischer's mother was misdiagnosed with Alzheimer's after decades of worsening symptoms - until a spinal dye scan found a tiny leak from past epidurals, the true cause of her illness.

Science

3 h. ago End violence for next generation as justice secretary pledges £6m at summit

Record View says young people have been forgotten and marginalised too often by decision-makers at both local and national levels

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3 h. ago Savage carer who bit lump out pal’s face and spat on police officer struck off

Danielle Gaffar, from Dundee, tried to hide the fact she’d been jailed for a brutal nightclub attack when she applied to work in social care last year.

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3 h. ago Russell Grant's horoscopes as Gemini urged to gather family to discuss problem

Today's star signs advise Cancer to consider relocating in order to find new opportunity.

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3 h. ago Scots OnlyFans teacher slams TV host Susanna Reid over "cheap comments"

Kirsty Buchan appeared on GMB to give viewers her own side of the story

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3 h. ago Paint roller thug left man scarred for life after battering him with tool

"Officers found the complainer with blood gushing from his nose and from a large cut to his head. He had a five centimetre cut which was glued."

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4 h. ago The lone passenger who survived the deadly Air India crash sparks interest in other sole survivors

The notion that only one person survived the Air India plane crash that killed 241 people on board is sparking interest on social media about how that could happen and if such a thing has happened before

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