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The woman, in her 40s, was subjected to two attacks in the Creagorry area of the island
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9/20/23
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On May 1, 1955, after more than five years of work, a 51ft granite statue honouring Joseph Stalin was unveiled on the Letna hill above Prague.
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9/20/23
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State-owned ferry operator CalMac is expected to get a new contract for the beleaguered west coast ferry services by "default" while ministers have ruled out opening routes up to private operators.
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Via The Herald Scotland
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9/20/23
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The Scottish Government’s legal challenge to Westminster vetoing Holyrood gender reforms has concluded more than a day early.
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Via The Herald Scotland
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9/20/23
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Attorney general is being grilled by Trump-aligned lawmakers on House judiciary committeeUN summit - live updatesThe judiciary committee’s highest-ranking Democrat Jerry Nadler then got a turn to …
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Chris Stein (via Guardian)
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9/20/23
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PM says people to be given more time to switch gas boilers to heat pumps, and ban on sale of new petrol and diesel cars delayed Climate scientists have expressed dismay at reports that Rishi Sunak is …
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Andrew Sparrow (via Guardian)
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9/20/23
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Polish protest against Zelenskiy’s comments at UN that grain export objections were helping MoscowWhat we know on day 574 of the invasionInterfax in Russia is reporting that a Su-34 bomber crashed …
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Nicola Slawson (now); Martin Belam and Helen Sullivan (earlier) (via Guardian)
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9/20/23
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Updates from the first match in the series, at HeadingleyGet in touch: email Tom or tweet @tomdaviesE17Greetings from Headingley, where it’s a pretty bleak scene. Can’t help but wonder whether …
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Tom Davies (now) and Rob Smyth (earlier and later) (via Guardian)
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9/20/23
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Ukrainian president says war impossible to stop while Russia vetoes all efforts at peace; Guterres condemns world leaders’ inaction on climate crisisThe Iranian president, Ebrahim Raisi, addressed …
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Léonie Chao-Fong (via Guardian)
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9/20/23
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Updates from the Pool A match kicking off at 4.45pm BSTGet in touch: email Will or tweet him with your thoughtsItaly are in their traditional blue, while Uruguay once again are sporting their yellow …
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Will Unwin (via Guardian)
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9/20/23
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As house prices continue to rise faster than wages, the Scottish ‘bank of mum and dad’ is making “significant financial sacrifices” to help young people get on the housing ladder.
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Via The Herald Scotland
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9/20/23
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Cop28 offers an opportunity to rethink how we can develop investments that are profitable, liquid and easily accessibleAs we move from UN climate week to Cop28 in Dubai later this year, we must stop …
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Nouriel Roubini and Reza Bundy (via Guardian)
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9/20/23
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Canada’s border control agency is the latest federal department to confirm it was hit by a recent wave of denial of service attacks. “The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) can confirm that …
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Howard Solomon (via IT World Canada)
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9/20/23
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Finsbury has agreed has a £143.4 million takeover offer from asset management firm DBAY during an incredibly challenging period for food manufacturers
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Via The Herald Scotland
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9/20/23
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Free Nazanin campaign says Iran’s ‘hostage diplomacy’ is becoming normalised and calls for more coherent responseA UN inquiry into human rights in Iran has been asked to intervene in the …
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Patrick Wintour Diplomatic editor (via Guardian)
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9/20/23
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John Swinney has been urged to deliver a Holyrood statement after a damning inquiry into the Edinburgh trams scandal questioned his “integrity” and accused him of meddling behind the scenes.
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Via The Herald Scotland
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9/20/23
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India’s foreign ministry issues warning after rejecting Trudeau’s allegations government played role in murder of Sikh activistThe diplomatic row between India and Canada over the murder of a …
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Hannah Ellis-Petersen in Delhi and Leyland Cecco in Toronto (via Guardian)
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9/20/23
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Year after year, I struggle to give away an enormous crop of scarred, worm-eaten apples – while everyone else struggles to avoid themSometimes you smell them before you see them. These people carry …
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Adrian Chiles (via Guardian)
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9/20/23
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Angus Robertson has been urged to consider opening a Scottish Government international offices in Africa and South America.
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9/20/23
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ServiceNow has announced generative AI integrations and new features as part of the Vancouver release of its Now Platform. Today’s release comes less than six months after the Utah release (the …
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Ashee Pamma (via IT World Canada)
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9/20/23
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