23 May, 2026
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Canadian hilariously hails first Wetherspoon experience as a “ten out of ten”

A CANADIAN woman has hilariously hailed her first experience of a Wetherspoons boozer as a “ten out of ten”. Jenna Bennett visited her local branch of the popular gastropub – colloquially referred to as Spoons – last week in a mission to try their popular chicken wings. The artist, originally from Toronto, moved to London […]

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Amir Khan’s wife shares eerie WhatsApp message warning of “severe consequences” if she continues supporting Palestine

AMIR KHAN’s wife has shared the eerie WhatsApp message she allegedly received from Israeli agents warning of the “severe consequences” she will face if she continues supporting Palestine. Faryal Makhdoom shared the message online with followers last night revealing that she had been allegedly threatened by anonymous personnel. The 32-year-old has been prolific in her […]

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Deaf Brit slams UK trains as “inaccessible” after being forced to use Instagram to decipher cancellation announcement

A DEAF Brit has slammed the UK train services as “inaccessible”, after being forced to use Instagram’s automatic captions to decipher an otherwise-unheard cancellation announcement. Kirsty-Jade was travelling to the Deaf Rave festival in London with her partner – who is also deaf – last month when their train from Leeds experienced technical issues. Whilst […]

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Scots WWE superstar Drew McIntyre promises Buckfast and Irn-Bru-packed open bus tour of Glasgow if he wins Championship

SCOTS wrestling superstar Drew McIntyre has made a promise if he wins the World Heavyweight Championship. The wrestler hails from Ayr but performs under World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), where he previously won the Championship after beating Brock Lesnar – but had no celebrations due to Covid. However, the 38-year-old was back in Glasgow with WWE […]

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Scotland lights up green in support of the NSPCC this Christmas

SCOTTISH landmarks are set to light up green on the longest night of the year in support of the NSPCC as the charity hosts a Walk for Children. The illuminated spectacle is in support of the children’s charity and the help it provides young people in their darkest hours. Landmarks including the Falkirk Wheel, Glasgow […]

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Charity fund launched for “the world’s loneliest sheep”

SCOTTISH charities will benefit from donations following the successful rescue of a sheep stranded at the foot of cliffs in the Highlands. The fund has been set up by the farmers involved in her rescue in response to a tidal wave of goodwill from the public. This has included many offers of donations following coverage […]

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Jobs boost as Cox & Co expands its estate agency division

SCOTLAND’S first property investment house Cox & Co has expanded its operation to include an estate agency division. The new arm of the Edinburgh-based business has five brokers, with staffing set to quadruple in the next 24 months as the firm extends across the country. The new team includes property professionals Moni Tagore, Jenny Purves, […]

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Scotland’s “most breathtaking” hidden autumn walks revealed

SCOTLAND is renowned for its stunning scenery and beautiful landscapes which come alive with colour during the autumn months. With rolling hills, picturesque lochs and an abundance of historic castles and ruins, there is no better season to get outside and take in the very best scenery the country has to offer. While The Hermitage […]

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Scots falconer’s petition to be debated by MSPs

A SCOTS falconer’s call for the Scottish Government to amend its animal welfare legislation has reached the floor of the Scottish Parliament. In a meeting on Wednesday, the Citizen Participation and Public Petitions Committee decided MSPs should debate Barry Blyther’s petition in the Parliamentary Chamber. It calls on MSPs to amend the Animals and Wildlife […]

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Scots landmark in £90k renovation project following grant award

A SCOTS landmark is undergoing significant renovation after receiving a hefty £90,000 grant from a public body. Historic Environment Scotland (HES) have awarded St Michael’s Parish Church in Linlithgow, West Lothian grant funding to renovate their iconic Crown of Thorns spire.   HES has given the church funding to repair the internal timbers and replace the […]

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