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The brother of a soldier who died by suicide has completed the West Highland Way in his memory. Sergeant Gordon Adam, from Glasgow, who served with The
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‘Nimble’ cars, override mode and adjustable wings: F1 unveils cars of the future for 2026The FIA, Formula One’s governing body, has announced a more “nimble” car concept for 2026, which will be 30kg lighter and 10cm narrower than the current machines. But Formula One drivers have already
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How Different Animals React to GoPros 😂Have you ever wondered how technology can be used in the wild, especially when it comes to up-close encounters with wild animals? Well, a guide in Mala Mala considered using a GoPro to get face-to
If you are looking for a puppy, you’re not alone – dog ownership has rocketed in recent years and demand remains at a record high.UK Kennel Club figures show that the number of people looking for
In a keynote speech at Computex 2024, Cristiano Amon, the CEO of Qualcomm, talked about how its new Snapdragon X chips have plenty of AI performance, up to 45 TOPs from its NPU. But he also pointed
The longest ever resident at Cats Protection's Glasgow centre has packed her bags! After almost 200 days in their care, Izzy has found her forever home. The Cats Protection Scotland Cat Centre,
A brave Motherwell schoolgirl, who had three brain surgeries before the age of nine, is now raising money in a bid to help others battling cancer. Kara McInally began suffering from mild but
By Alan Baldwin(Reuters) - Formula One has a generative AI-designed trophy at the Canadian Grand Prix but, novelty and sponsorship aside, the importance of artificial intelligence for speed and
Sheffield Star
9 takeaways in Sheffield to recently score a 5-star food hygiene rating, including Handsworth and Parson CrossFood hygiene officers have been busy inspecting businesses across Sheffield.Achieving a five-star food hygiene rating is no mean feat, and it is something we should be keen to celebrate. The Food
A 91-year-old man has made history by becoming the first patient in England to receive an artificial cornea.Cecil Farley faced a year-long wait for sight-saving surgery after a human cornea
The Scotsman
Best Irvine Welsh Books 2024: The Trainspotting author's 10 most highly rated novels - according to readersSome will be surprised to find Trainspotting misses out on the top spot.Leith-born Irvine Welsh is one of Scotland’s most popular authors, having short to fame with his debut novel Trainspotting in
Edinburgh Live
Edinburgh mum praises 'kind stranger' who helped as son had meltdown in shopping centreAn Edinburgh mum has praised a kind stranger who came to her aid as her autistic son experienced a meltdown in a busy shopping centre. Marianne Kelly, 41, was with son Emilio, who is autistic, at
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Chelsea's 27 best ever signingsCounting down the finest transfer acquisitions in Chelsea's history
An adorable orangutan at Blackpool Zoo is awaiting life-changing surgery after being born with a hernia which could be affecting his development. The young male ape, Jarang will turn one on June 14,
Boosting a key protein in eye cells could help protect adults aged 50 and older against the biggest cause of sight loss, scientists have found.Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) – a common
Here are 10 young stars to look out for at this year’s European Championship 2024 - from Jude Bellingham to John McGinn.Jude Bellingham (England)What more can you say about the Real Madrid superstar?
Watford Observer
Art exhibition raises more than £800 for animal rescue centre An artist and National Animal Welfare Trust (NAWT) supporter held an exhibition of her work at the rescue centre in Watford. Lisa Baptiste's Paintings for
A personalised cancer vaccine jab that could help prevent the illness returning after surgery, has been given to a patient for the first time in what's been called a "landmark moment" for people who
A LIFELONG volunteer worker at Oxfam has shared her experience of working for the charity. Kris Bloom, 77, first started volunteering for Oxfam in July 1967
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day but we often don’t give it the love it deserves. Sometimes all you need to do is shake things up a bit and follow a few shortcuts and tricks to make
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