43 m. ago Police officer denies he ‘lost control’ in aftermath of alleged airport assault

Pc Zachary Marsden was being cross-examined about an incident at Manchester Airport in July last year.

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49 m. ago UK’s largest ever suicide prevention initiative coming to West Lothian

The Baton of Hope Tour, is coming to West Lothian on Friday, September 5, and has officially entered the 10-week countdown.

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64 m. ago Iran 'could blast Trump with a drone 'in the navel while sunbathing at Mar

A senior Iranian official has reportedly warned that US president Donald Trump could be hit with a drone strike while sunbathing at Mar-a-Lago.

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66 m. ago Just nine firms listed in London this year as fears grow for UK market

The nine listings in the first half raised £182.8m in total, representing a 64% drop from the same period a year ago, EY-Parthenon said.

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70 m. ago Brigette Macron 'hides emotions' as husband 'winks' at Kate Middleton like 'true gallant'

As President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigette Macron continue their official state visit, body language expert Judi James has picked up on some telling signs from the pair, at a time when their marriage has come under intense scrutiny

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79 m. ago Met Office issues 'red flag' warning to Brits visiting UK beaches this weekend

People planning trips to the seaside this weekend should take note of this warning

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90 m. ago Water levels in Yorkshire reservoirs run low as five million placed under hosepipe ban in drought

Officials at the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) have issued a yellow heat health alert for southern England and the Midlands from 10am this morning until next Tuesday.

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1 hour ago Scotland to sweat in 29C as Met Office confirms when country will see heatwave

Scots should prepare for extremely hot conditions

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1 hour ago Sandline Global Expands International Presence with New London Office

Sandline Global Expands International Presence with New London Office  Morningstar

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1 hour ago Foreign Office warns of 'disruption' to flights at popular holiday destination due to wildfire

Wildfires started in France on Tuesday (July 8)

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1 hour ago UK Government says British tourists are 'targets' for terrorists in new holiday resort travel warning

Your travel insurance could be invalidated if you travel against advice from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office

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2 h. ago Compensation scheme for blood scandal ‘stripped victims of their dignity’

Charities have welcomed an additional report into compensation for infected blood victims.

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2 h. ago Algerian Rolex rippers who targeted undercover police posing as rich couple for their designer watches are jailed for total of five years

CCTV footage showed how Yakob Harket, 21, grabbed a replica Patek Philippe rose gold aquanaut watch from the female officer's wrist in Mayfair, west London.

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2 h. ago Tour de France 2025: stage five updates from the time trial from Caen – live

Updates from the first time trial of this year’s TourStage-by-stage guide | Mail Barry with your thoughtsAn intriguing sub-plot: Still eligible for the best young rider (under-25) category, Remco Evenepoel is the odds-on favourite to win today’s stage but should the Belgian endure a rare bad day at the ITT office, there’s a decent chance Scotland’s very own Oscar Onley could take the white jersey.Riding in only his second Tour de France, the 22-year-old from Perth is a highly commendable seventh overall on General Classification but is only 29 seconds behind Kevin Vauquelin, who is currently in possession of the garment and will have plenty of support as he rides today’s ITT on his home roads of Normandy. It’s a tall order but a big performance from Oscar (and a poor one from Remco) could see the Picnic PostNL rider wrestle the white jersey from the Frenchman’s shoulders. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Country singer Pat Green confirms ‘multiple family members’ died in Texas flooding

In Kerr County alone, 94 victims, roughly a third of whom are children, have been recovered as of Tuesday – at least 161 people remain unaccounted for, say officials

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2 h. ago Fintechs urge Reeves to incentivise floats to boost flagging London market

Fintechs urge Reeves to incentivise floats to boost flagging London market  Sky News

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2 h. ago New call to give all pensioners free bus travel between Scotland, England and Wales

An online petition wants to see governments negotiate UK-wide recognition of the concessionary bus travel scheme.

Transport

3 h. ago Met Office verdict on when heatwave will end as temperatures soar to 34C

This upcoming heatwave is set to be "longer lived" than ones previously seen

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3 h. ago Coronation Street's Mick Michaelis star approached by police officer with six

It's fair to say that actor Joe Layton is finding himself on the wrong side of fans of the ITV soap after taking on the role of Mick

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3 h. ago Starmer says UK ‘can’t just tax our way to growth’ as he brushes off call for wealth tax – UK politics live

UK prime minister will have talks with Emmanuel Macron later todayThe BMA strike decision must be a tempting topic for Kemi Badenoch at PMQs, which is starting very soon. The Conservatives have repeatedly criticised the government for the way they swiftly settled public sector pay disputes when they took office; they argue that Labour was too generous to the unions, thereby encouraging them to threaten further strikes.Here is the list of MPs down to ask a question.Streeting says he is “disappointed” by the proposed strike, and he insists resident doctors have had a relatively good outcome on pay. He says:I remain disappointed that despite all that we have been able to achieve in this last year, and that the majority of resident doctors in the BMA did not vote to strike, the BMA is continuing to threaten strike action.I accepted the DDRB’s recommendation for resident doctors, awarding an average pay rise of 5.4%, the highest across the public sector. Accepting this above inflation re...

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