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Saturday, 12 September 2026 · London edition · Vol. 1
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The Freedom of South Ayrshire is the highest civic distinction the council can bestow.
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Rats are attracted to bins because they provide an easy source of food, but a DIY rat repellent could be a simple, chemical-free method to keep them away
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Pawel Mamrot - formerly of Tranent - subjected two people to the frightening behaviour.
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There could be a job for you right on your doorstep
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The road has changed almost beyond recognition down the decades
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A pattern of wet weather followed by drier conditions will continue as more low pressure systems line up in the Atlantic.
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So far on Wednesday morning, 12 flights between Glasgow, Edinburgh and London have been cancelled with further delays and disruption expected.
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Benefits are available to help with the extra costs arising from a disability or health condition.
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The families of patients who died at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow have been campaigning for years for justice over the infection scandal and fear NHS health board merger plans will make accountabil…
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Membership numbers also topped one million during the first half of 2026.
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There is expected to be more disruption as airlines deal with the knock-on effects of Tuesday’s cancellations and delays.
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RSPCA centre is now looking after 21 puppies after Kila and another dog in their care, Susie, both gave birth within days of each other
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The new study said the temperature at which coffee and tea is drunk in Western populations is estimated to be around 60C
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The footage provides a brilliant look at everyday life in the city 40 years ago
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“Not only a criminal offence, but, more importantly, could have serious consequences for any child using the equipment”
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The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has published the 12 medical conditions with the highest number of long-term PIP claimants
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Compass, led by Neal Lawson, a key ally of the Labour Party Prime Minister, has put forward the proposal in a new report
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"So my fingers are crossed for Jack"
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Travel experts say people are confused and think they only need a passport
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The UK government is set to force Apple and Google to block explicit images on children's smartphones
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Fines can vary depending on where you commit the offence
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