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- The i Paper Read
Andrew’s victory is another painful embarrassment for the King
There’s no doubt about it: Andrew Mountbatten Windsor has successfully lobbed a custard pie in the face of the police and judicial system. Holed up in his humble Sandringham abode, he will be rubbing his hands with glee that a rare bit of good news has come his way. The former prince is not a drinking man, but the close coterie of chums in Norfolk who have not shunned him since his fall from grace will undoubtedly be raising a glass for their beleaguered friend.
- The i Paper Read
A cure for blindness is coming
A Nobel-winning therapy that can activate nerves with the flick of a switch is also being turned into treatments for deafness, pain and epilepsy
- The i Paper Read
Reform investigated Reform. The conclusion will shock you
Simon Kelner: Nigel Farage should know that the public always knows who it should trust
- The i Paper Read
Two Latvian men arrested for trespass at RAF base used by US and Nato
Two Latvian men have been arrested on suspicion of trespass offences at RAF Molesworth in Cambridgeshire, which is used by US armed forces.
- Deadline News Read
ScotRail warns of new wave of rail disruption in Fife
ScotRail has warned passengers to expect widespread disruption as the next phase of major electrification engineering works begins in Fife.
- Deadline News Read
Player of the Month award for high-scoring Hibs striker
AFTER scoring seven goals in three games, Libby Smith has been named the SWPL Player of the Month for September. The 25-year-old, who joined Hibs from Sporting Jax at the end of August, has enjoyed a tremendous opening month featuring four times for the Club throughout September. Smith caught the eye on her home debut in the 2-2 draw with
- Deadline News Read
Police Scotland rolls out new community policing model across the country
Victims and witnesses across Scotland are set to receive an updated local service under a newly implemented community policing model.
- Deadline News Read
Concerns grow for missing Edinburgh man with football tattoo
A search has been launched for a missing man from Edinburgh - last seen in Longstone - as concerns grow for his wellbeing.
- Deadline News Read
Enchanted Forest opens 25th anniversary show in Pitlochry
The Enchanted Forest has opened its 25th anniversary show in the surroundings of Faskally Wood, Pitlochry.
- Deadline News Read
Rabbi Matondo promises the Hibs fans ‘excitement’
HIBS new signing Rabbi Matondo has promised the fans that he will give 100% in every game and his aim is to give them some excitement. The 26-year-old attacking midfielder who can play on either wing is “raring to go and ready for the challenge” after signing a deal until the end of the campaign. He has enjoyed a
- Deadline News Read
Dumbarton printer wins top prize at Scotland’s apprentice awards
A PRINTER at a Dumbarton company has been crowned Scotland’s top apprentice after progressing from a finishing role into press operations.
- The i Paper Read
Andrew wins legal claim against police over search of his homes
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has won his legal claim against Thames Valley Police over raids on his homes after the High Court ruled they were unlawful.
- DER SPIEGEL - International Read
"Exploited State Secrets for Profit": German Intelligence Rocked by Espionage Arrest of Former Chief
The arrest of ex-BND chief August Hanning has sent shockwaves through the intelligence world. Yet Hanning’s dubious consulting work was no secret. Does German intelligence have a systemic problem?
- Britain Read
American bombers have abandoned a British base
Their departure poses more questions than answers
- Britain Read
The coming fall of pensioner communism
Just like the Soviet kind, it is collapsing under its own contradictions
- Britain Read
Conservationists are building highways for bugs
Britain makes a beeline for insect recovery
- Britain Read
Britain’s Greens are now a hard-left, antisemitic party
The former Ecology Party cares more about Zionism than the environment
- The i Paper Read
Farage could face another Clacton by-election before Christmas
The parliamentary standards investigation into the Reform UK leader's £5m undisclosed gift is close to reaching a conclusion, sources say
- Deadline News Read
James Hutton Institute scientists win Reynolds Cup for fourth time
A SCOTTISH research team has set a new record after winning an international mineral analysis competition for a fourth time.
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