15 h. ago WWE star suffers major wardrobe malfunction as show forced to 'cut to black'

The wrestling legend had her opponent Nia Jax under control, but couldn't contain her erm 'assets' which made a sensational bid for freedom in front of a stunned WWE audience

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21 h. ago Woman hit with 'harmful substance' in horror 'targeted' attack on street

A woman in South Lanarkshire has been hit with a 'harmful substance' as Police Scotland urgently call on anyone with information to come forward

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41 h. ago Women's campaigner accused of damaging trans activist's rainbow umbrella receives apology from Police Scotland

A women's rights campaigner accused of damaging a trans activist's rainbow umbrella during a protest outside Holyrood has received an apology from Police Scotlan

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43 h. ago Police Scotland apologise to women's rights campaigner after brolly row

Susan Smith, co-director of For Women Scotland, received an apology from Police Scotland after a review found 'no crime was committed'.

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44 h. ago Police apologise to For Women Scotland director over umbrella incident at Parliament protest

Susan Smith said she was ‘relieved’ to draw a line under the episode

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60 h. ago French forking out £132k of UK taxpayers’ cash to build fence to prevent migrants bothering locals in town near Calais

FRENCH officials plan to splurge up to £132,000 of British taxpayers’ cash on a huge fence to prevent migrants bothering locals in a small town near Calais.  A local authority wants a 1,000-yard long, 6½ft tall barrier to keep them away from locals’ homes and gardens in Gravelines where scores of mostly young men await gangmasters’...

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64 h. ago These are the airports that will reduce flights during the government shutdown

The Federal Aviation Administration is forcing airlines to cut 10% of their flights at 40 of the busiest airports across the nation to reduce pressure on air traffic controllers during the ongoing government shutdown and ensure that flying remains safe

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65 h. ago Missing pensioner 'heading to Scotland' with two dogs as police issue urgent appeal

The 76-year-old is thought to be travelling with his two black Labradors

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66 h. ago Police vow to trace anyone involved in Bonfire Night disorder

Police Scotland are scouring through bodycam footage from incidents across the central belt of Scotland.

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3 d. ago Scotland Bonfire Night: Fireworks thrown at police vehicles amid reduction in Bonfire Night disorder

Police Scotland hails Operation Moonbeam a success.

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3 d. ago Spotlight will fall on SNP's mismanagement if Police Scotland forced to cut 1,000 officers

Police Scotland should not have to pay the price of the SNP’s questionable spending decisions and over-budget projects

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3 d. ago Police searching for missing man believe he may have travelled to Scotland

Eugen may have travelled up north after vanishing from his home in Surrey, with worries now mounting for his welfare.

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3 d. ago HMRC worker ordered to pay £20,000 after refusing to return to office after lockdown

Tribunal found ‘no medical reason’ why Martin Bentley could not return to office after pandemic

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4 d. ago Child attempted murder rise partly due to 'SNP incompetence', claims Anas Sarwar

The number of children accused of attempted murder in Scotland has risen significantly according to new figures from a Scottish Police Authority report.

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5 d. ago Everything to know about NYC mayoral race and how candidates are spending final hours before Election Day

Early voting in the city ended Sunday, and election officials say more than 735,000 ballots were cast

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6 d. ago Ukraine war briefing: Trump ‘not really’ considering supplying Tomahawks

Turkish refineries cut back on Russian oil in response to sanctions; Ukrainian special forces join defence of embattled Pokrovsk. What we know on day 1,349Donald Trump said on Sunday he was not really considering supplying Ukraine with long-range Tomahawk cruise missiles. Asked about it by a reporter aboard Air Force One, Trump responded: “No, not really.” Reports in recent days said the Pentagon had told the White House that the US stockpile of Tomahawks was sufficient to be able to supply them to Ukraine.Ukraine has been seeking the Tomahawk missiles to carry out long-range strikes against Russia, but without them has still been able to wage a successful campaign using its own drones and missiles against Russian military and strategic targets such as oil depots and refineries. A Ukrainian drone attack struck Russia’s Tuapse oil port on the Black Sea on Sunday, causing a fire and damaging two ships, according to Russian authorities. Russian airports in nearby regions also had to be...

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6 d. ago Tattoo artist alleged to have 'sexually assaulted' Scots client in Ibiza to appear in court

The alleged victim was left unable to react out of “fear and anguish” according to Spanish public prosecutors and only alerted police in Scotland when she returned home.

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7 d. ago Almost 50,000 crimes left unsolved by Police Scotland in just three months

Almost 4000 written off under the force’s controversial “proportionate response to crime” policy.

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7 d. ago Euan McColm: John Swinney abandoned women’s rights with cowardly reaction to Police Scotland action in trans protest case

First Minister had duty to intervene over treatment of For Women Scotland campaigner to keep ideology-driven force in check

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7 d. ago John Swinney abandoned women’s rights with cowardly reaction to Police Scotland action in trans protest case

First Minister had duty to intervene over treatment of For Women Scotland campaigner to keep ideology-driven force in check

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