1 hour ago Barry Ferguson blanking Jose Mourinho's Rangers write off but pleads innocence on handshake snub amid Ibrox scenes

The interim Light Blues gaffer got the better of 'The Special One' to book a Europa League quarter-final date with Athletic Bilbao

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2 h. ago 6 VIP pundits deliver Celtic vs Rangers verdict as lack of Premiership title jeopardy makes Hoops hero SAD

The Light Blues make the short trip across Glasgow on Sunday to face the Hoops in what is set to be another blockbuster occasion

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2 h. ago Calling someone at work a 'numpty' is acceptable, employment judge rules

A tribunal has found that the light-hearted insult 'numpty', which usually means silly or foolish, is not discriminatory, because it does not have any "racial or disability connotations"

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3 h. ago Ozlo Sleepbuds review: The tech solution to snoring partners

Light sleepers, these earplugs will be the answer to sleepless nights

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3 h. ago 'It wouldn't matter if we were 60 points clear' – Brendan Rodgers is Celtic avenger as Rangers always render one word pointless

The Light Blues dished out a 3-0 derby drubbing at Ibrox in January - only the second loss of the Hoops boss' 21-derby career

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3 h. ago Debenhams' 'very waterproof' £28 coat is so 'value for money', shoppers would pay more

"Good value for money. Very waterproof in heavy rain, light to wear and looks good. Sizing spot on too"

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3 h. ago Roman dress with 'flattering' design is hailed 'perfect for special occasions'

If you're looking for a new item to add to your spring wardrobe, the Ivory Spot Stretch Frill Hem Dress from Roman could be the answer - and it's now on offer

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3 h. ago Khabib Nurmagomedov’s coach explains why Islam Makhachev is a better ‘student’

Makhachev has emulated his childhood friend Khabib by reigning as UFC lightweight champion

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3 h. ago Primordial surf: ‘microlightning’ in mist may have sparked life on Earth, study finds

Tiny lightning streaks in fine spray can power chemical reactions that generate molecules for life, scientists sayCharles Darwin thought it started in a warm pond. Others point to comets that ploughed into Earth. And some suspect a bolt from the blue, a lightning strike into the ocean.How life started on Earth may forever be a mystery, but new research proposes a radical idea: that crashing waves and waterfalls may have kicked off the process by throwing up mists of water. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Man 'held captive by evil stepmum for 20 years' used hand sanitiser and paper to escape

A 32-year-old man, from Connecticut, was tortured and held in a room for 20 years by his stepmother Kimberly Sullivan before he escaped by lighting a fire, according to court documents

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5 h. ago Battle for Soho: Court fights loom over London venue opening hours as pubs urged to host ‘quiet nights'

Westminster council’s new ‘After Dark’ strategy will encourage venues to host ‘quiet nights’ with reduced noise levels, dimmed lighting, and ‘designated calm zones’

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5 h. ago Why everyone should get a gay man to design their home lighting

Gay men know how to create flattering and atmospheric mood lighting - just ask social media. Here are some bright ideas to get your own lighting just so

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5 h. ago Arrest warrant issued for a senior member of the 'very British' cult  Lighthouse which was accused of abusing, exploiting and fleecing vulnerable victims in a podcast

An arrest warrant was issued for Shaun Cooper, a senior member of the 'life-coaching' cult Lighthouse which was exposed by BBC podcast series A Very British Cult two years ago

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6 h. ago James Tavernier tells Rangers 4 things that must be perfect against Celtic if small derby differences are to their way

The Light Blues head to Parkhead fresh off the back of dumping Jose Mourinho's Fenerbahce out of the Europa League

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6 h. ago Ravneet Gill’s recipe for traybake treacle sponge and custard | The sweet spot

Light, airy sponge meets sticky syrup topping – and it’s entry-level to make, tooThis simple British pudding is a nod to tradition, and a nostalgic, school dinner favourite. With its light, airy sponge and sticky treacle topping, it’s comforting and indulgent. Quick to prepare and best served warm with custard or cream, it’s ideal for rounding off a long Sunday lunch, or for brightening a rainy afternoon. It’s a guaranteed crowdpleaser with minimal effort. Continue reading...

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7 h. ago GTA 6 exact release date 'revealed' and this is when we might be able to play

We've been covering GTA 6 every day for months but, with Rockstar quieter than a church mouse, we've leaned on AI to predict when the colossal title might see the light of day

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8 h. ago Tiny ‘microlightning’ flashes inside water droplets may have sparked life on Earth

Study says tiny electric discharges between water droplets can make building block molecules of life

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8 h. ago Martin Brundle 'alarmed' by what Lewis Hamilton did at Australian Grand Prix

Lewis Hamilton failed to get off to a lightning start in FP1 at the Australian Grand Prix as he competed in Ferrari colours for the first time, and one moment concerned Martin Brundle

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8 h. ago When Met Office says you could see Northern Lights in UK tonight

An aurora borealis could be on the cards for UK sky watchers again tonight

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8 h. ago Secret US spy plane is tracked making mysterious lap around UFO hotspot

A US military aircraft fitted with sophisticated radar technologies was caught traveling 1,300 miles across the country during a UFO hotspot where people have seen orbs and pulsating lights in the sky.

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