Rio Ferdinand remains tight-lipped amid rumours of Manchester United return
The club’s former centre-back has reportedly talked with executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward about a role as technical director.
UK Sport|Apr 30, 2019
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Green campaigners stage mass ‘die-in’ beneath Dippy the dinosaur
Around 300 people gathered for the protest beneath the diplodocus skeleton copy while it is on show at Kelvingrove Art Galleries.
UK News|Apr 27, 2019
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The ins and outs of a state visit as Donald Trump trip announced
With Mr Trump visiting the Queen in June, what can the US president expect?
UK News|Apr 23, 2019
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Most hacked passwords revealed in warning over cybersecurity
The National Cyber Security Centre has urged internet users to take online security more seriously.
UK News|Apr 20, 2019
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What do we know about the planned climate change protest at Heathrow?
The airport is the next target after demonstrations in the centre of London.
UK News|Apr 19, 2019
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What do we know about the planned climate change protest at Heathrow?
Extinction Rebellion has identified the airport as its next target.
UK News|Apr 18, 2019
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Ajax stun Juventus in Turin to advance to Champions League semi-finals
The Dutch side are in the last four of the competition for the first time since the 1996-97 season.
UK Sport|Apr 16, 2019
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I was wrong to react to sectarian chants, says Dons boss McInnes
The Aberdeen manager was sent to the stands during the defeat to Celtic at Hampden Park.
UK Sport|Apr 14, 2019
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‘The Brexorcist’: Twitter users joke about new Halloween Brexit date
‘What will everyone be dressing as for Brexit Halloween? I’m going as an indicative vote.’
UK News|Apr 11, 2019
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Terminus newsagent fears further break-ins
VETERAN newspaper stall owner John Brouard fears his business will be attacked again, and said he is scared to leave it at night, after his kiosk was broken into for the second time in a year.
News|Mar 26, 2019
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George Galloway breached broadcasting rules with Labour anti-Semitism debate
Ofcom found the former MP showed a lack of impartiality in his defence of Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.
UK News|Mar 25, 2019
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Foreign aid begins flowing into cyclone-hit southern Africa
Relief efforts for Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi were initially stifled by airport closures.
World News|Mar 20, 2019
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‘Island has answers to UK pension challenges’
A GUERNSEY captive-based solution provides a means by which defined benefit pension scheme deficits can be managed, experts have said.
Business|Mar 14, 2019
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Solskjaer tight-lipped on United job despite growing clamour for his appointment
Players like Luke Shaw and Romelu Lukaku are confident the Norwegian will be given the job full time.
UK Sport|Mar 8, 2019
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Relocation of US Army base in Japan gets put to public vote
A large turnout is expected in the vote.
World News|Feb 24, 2019
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