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Blairgowrie runner thanks supporters after completing gruelling ultramarathon for charityBlairgowrie’s Ailidh Richardson has thanked supporters after raising more than £1500 for charity after undertaking a gruelling test of endurance. The 27 year-old recently completed the Tiree
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16 stunning Newcastle United fan photos - including Nottingham Forest, Spurs and Wolves wins: galleryNewcastle United fans will once again head on the road to support their team this weekend when they make the trip to Liverpool to watch their side take on Everton. The Magpies know a good result
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Tea and coffee 'improves heart health' as doctor reveals exact amount to drink in new studyDrinking cups of tea and coffee is very beneficial for you as consuming more caffeine could potentially improve heart health according to Italian scientists. A new 2024 study carried out by
Skygazers can catch a glimpse of a meteor shower this week as the Earth travels through a cloud of comet debris. The meteor shower, also known as the Draconids, should peak between Tuesday and
It would be a gross oversimplification of the culinary zeitgeist to say that The Bear has single-handedly re-ignited an interest in cookery. Rather, the phenomenal multi-award-winning show has built
Hundreds of people lit up the night sky as they gathered for an annual charity walk under the stars. The Sue Ryder Starlight Hike Thames Valley was a show
READ MORE: Experts reveal why McDonald's tastes better outside the USAmerica's fast food restaurants offer a variety of fries in all shapes and sizes, making sure there's no shortage of options for
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The 34 best TV shows on Apple TV+Apple make a mean smartphone, but are they any good at telly? That was the question when, in 2019, the tech giant announced plans to take on Netflix and Prime Video by entering the streaming business
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Japan prosecutors will not appeal acquittal of world's longest death-row inmate in retrial Japanese prosecutors said Tuesday they will not appeal the acquittal of the world’s longest-serving death-row inmate in a retrial last month, bringing closure to the 1966 murder case after more than
The Met Office has suggested that stargazers might be in for a treat as there's an opportunity to catch the northern lights across parts of the UK - even quite far south. The forecasting agency has
A blood test can help predict which patients with advanced prostate cancer will survive the longest, research suggests.The test looks for biomarkers - chemical signals in the blood - to show how far
Peterborough Telegraph
Confidence-boosting salon style service available to Peterborough cancer patientsHairdresser Nicci Voigt offering service at Peterborough City HospitalA service to offer Peterborough cancer patients a safe, relaxing, practical and confidence-boosting space when it comes to hair
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When the Bonga arrived on the Tyne in 2002, it was the largest ship ever to grace the riverThe River Tyne, in terms of shipping, is understandably quieter today than it was in its busy industrial heyday. So when the large pipe-laying vessel Deep Energy arrived on the river earlier this
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Why painting London’s roofs could save livesPainting London’s roofs white could save hundreds of lives in increasingly hot summers, a study has suggested.Covering the capital’s roofs in solar panels could also have a positive impact in
James Graham is right to mourn the loss of the cooling towers at Ratcliffe-on-Soar Power Station in Nottinghamshire. Graham is one of our most gifted modern playwrights and his choice of words to
Northampton Chronicle & Echo
Hospice staff described as ‘angels in uniform’ in Two Sides to Every Story campaignTo mark Hospice Care Week this week (7th-13th October), Cynthia Spencer Hospice has launched a campaign to highlight the importance of palliative care and the dedication of hospice staff.The Two
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The 33 best places to shop for second-hand fashionThere’s never been a better time to shop for second-hand style. From the flood of great listings on sites such as Vinted and Depop, to the artfully curated shops worth browsing on a weekend, there
Edinburgh Evening News
New Edinburgh-made fighter jet radar takes to the skies for the first timeThe latest prototype of the radar, called the European Common Radar System (ECRS) Mark 2, flew today on a UK Typhoon test and evaluation aircraft out of BAE Systems’ flight test facility in
Northumberland Gazette
Generous sponsors support Alnwick Garden Light TrailNow in its sixth year, The Alnwick Garden Lights Trail will return from November 18 to January 1, with brand new installations, more lights, and new soundtracks and visuals. Lauren St Hilaire, senior
Chinese scientists claimed a breakthrough reversal of a patient’s type 1 diabetes in a world-first procedure where she was injected with stem cells harvested from her own body.In type 1 diabetes,
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