Foreign Office urges ‘calm heads’ after deadly pager explosions in Lebanon
The Foreign Office urged de-escalation after an apparent remote attack killed at least nine and wounded thousands.
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Silver-studded blues at Dorset nature reserve buck bad year for butterflies
The National Trust reveals record numbers of silver-studded blue butterflies this summer at Studland heaths.
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Foolish to assume independence is ‘over and done’ despite SNP troubles – expert
Mark Diffley said that as things stand it is looking ‘unlikely’ the SNP will hold on to power in 2026.
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Nature experts warn of ‘butterfly emergency’ with record lows in annual count
Big Butterfly Count citizen science project sees the lowest number of butterflies per count in its 14-year history.
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Labour struggles after independence vote may have worked in our favour, says MP
Blair McDougall was head of the Better Together campaign in 2014, and is now the Labour MP for East Renfrewshire.
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Indyref left ‘overwhelmingly positive legacy’ in Scotland – Swinney
The First Minister is to tell an audience of supporters that Yes campaigners ‘picked themselves up, dusted themselves down, and looked to the future’.
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Buffer zones outside abortion clinics to come into effect at end of October
The new law prohibits protests within 150 metres of clinics or hospitals providing abortion services in England and Wales.
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Wave of populism may have overwhelmed No campaign if vote came later, says chief
Former Better Together boss Blair McDougall was speaking on the 10th anniversary of Scots voting against independence.
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Salmond: Scotland will be independent within the next decade
The former first minister said every nation ‘deserves a second chance’ as he called for the issue of independence to be pushed ‘harder and faster’.
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Former PM Sir John Major criticises Tories’ ‘un-British’ Rwanda policy
The former prime minister said he dislikes ‘intensely the way society has come to regard immigration as an ill’.
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Dwarf hippos and elephants in Cyprus ‘driven to extinction by just 3,000 people’
Both animals disappeared within a century after hunter-gatherers arrived, scientists say.
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Harry Kane salutes Wayne Rooney after breaking English Champions League record
Kane is the competition’s top-scoring Englishman after scoring four as Bayern hit Dinamo Zagreb for nine to launch their campaign in style.
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Arne Slot: Liverpool victory starts our Champions League campaign on a high
He may have spent his 46th birthday at the match, but the head coach’s real focus was getting his first European campaign off to a winning start.
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Man Utd boss Erik ten Hag keeping his feet on the ground despite Barnsley rout
Alejandro Garnacho, Marcus Rashford and Christian Eriksen all scored braces.
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Kate features in Court Circular for first time since cancer treatment finishes
It is only the third time she has been mentioned in the official records of royal engagements since her health scare began at the start of the year.
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