Scottish Tories must come out of leadership race genuinely united – contender
Five candidates are in the running to replace Douglas Ross, with the winner to be announced in late September.
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Courts could sit through night to deal with rioters as violence continues
Revealing the plan, justice minister Heidi Alexander also said a ‘standing army’ of specialist police had been set up to deal with violent protests.
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Hiroshima governor says nuclear disarmament must be tackled as pressing issue
They commented on Tuesday as the city remembered its atomic bombing 79 years ago at the end of World War Two.
World News|Aug 6
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Campaigners welcome £168m sewage fines but warn of ‘broken’ water industry
Ofwat has proposed penalties for Thames Water, Yorkshire Water and Northumbrian Water for allowing too much pollution into the environment.
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Bangladesh’s president dissolves parliament amid violent protests
The streets of Dhaka appeared calmer, with no reports of new violence as jubilant protesters thronged ousted leader Sheikh Hasina’s residence.
World News|Aug 6
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Popular Old Quarter restaurant closes after 14 years’ service
Guernsey has lost one of its favourite restaurants after The Old Quarter closed its doors for the final time.
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‘I feel I’ve done enough’ - Hester hints at riding retirement
Carl Hester admitted it had been a week of ‘very, very different emotions’ as the British dressage team put the Charlotte Dujardin story to one side to claim Olympic bronze in the Grand Prix Special.
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Ice-cream van could be based at Icart next year
Icart residents are welcoming the possibility of an ice-cream van being based in the area next year.
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Chalmers hurdles and dives into Olympic semi-finals
Alastair Chalmers has progressed to tomorrow night’s Olympic 400m hurdles semi-finals without having to rely on the new repechage system.
Athletics|Aug 6
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Farmer-led badger vaccination trial raises hopes for tackling bovine TB
The small-scale study in Cornwall suggests vaccinating badgers can be practicable, technically effective and acceptable to farmers.
UK News|Aug 6
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Venezuela’s top prosecutor announces criminal probe against opposition leaders
It follows the opposition pair’s call on the armed forces to abandon their support for president Nicolas Maduro.
World News|Aug 6
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Day 11 at the Paris Olympics: Sky high hopes for Team GB
Great Britain added five medals to their tally on Monday.
UK Sport|Aug 6
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Police officers injured in Plymouth as violence continues for seventh day
In Southport, hundreds of people attended a peaceful vigil a week on from the murders of Bebe King, Elsie Dot Stancombe and Alice Dasilva Aguiar.
UK News|Aug 5
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Soups and shakes diet ‘can put type 2 diabetes into remission’ – study
People who took part in the NHS programme lost a significant amount of weight.
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People spreading hate online should have ‘nowhere to hide’, says minister
Peter Kyle said he had met representatives from social media giants on Monday.
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