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Scouse 'Easter clothes' people remember from their childhood in Liverpool

From frilly socks to duster coats and new trainers

Liverpool Echo

Clydebank gangster in 31kg cocaine trafficking plot paid £5,630 in 'wages'

Glasgow High Court heard that Stuart George played a key role in transporting the massive haul and was arrested after a raid on a drugs factory in Dumbartonshire.

Glasgow Live

Newly Released Emails Show How Fox News Ignored Its Own Fact Checkers

Dominion Voting Systems reveals internal communications to bolster claims in its defamation lawsuit.

The Street

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Would Rangers loan for Billy Gilmour be right and what is your Scotland line-up? Saturday Jury

It's a huge week for Scotland's national team as the road to Germany 2024 gets underway.

Daily Record

How Superman And Lois' Devastating Twist Makes The Show More 'Relatable' And 'Real,' According To Elizabeth Tulloch

Elizabeth Tulloch shared her thoughts about Superman & Lois' latest twist, and how it made the series more "relatable" and "real."

Cinemablend

James Gunn's 'Superman: Legacy' Could Be His Most Personal Superhero Movie Yet

Initially set to only write the screenplay for 'Superman: Legacy,' James Gunn confirmed he will be directing the superhero reboot as well.

Inverse

MUP has commissioned a history of itself. The result is illuminating, but in striving for 'neutrality' it falls short

Privately commissioned histories sit oddly within the Australian book market. Often produced as acts of institutional vanity or exercises in public relations, many are no doubt read only by members of the institutions themselves, and ignored by the wider reading public.

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Glasgow neo-Nazi jailed for terrorism offence after police raid Priesthill house

Sentencing James Farrell at Glasgow High Court today judge Lord Clark warned the far-right extremist has expressed no real remorse and is an extreme risk of re-offending.

Glasgow Live

After 29 Years A Mother Reunites With Her Daughter After Being Given Up For Adoption

Mother-Daughter reunion after an emotional moment after Marie Fulmer had her child at 19-years old wasn't ready for parenthood

Zenger

Celtic too hot for Hearts as Sead Haksabanovic stunner timely amid Daizen Maeda injury sweat – 3 talking points

Kyogo struck on the hour mark to put his side ahead but the best was saved for last as the Montenegrin struck.

Daily Record

Family travel 5: Trip-stacking ideas to consider in 2023

The pandemic-era popularized the idea of “trip stacking,” a concept that encourages crafting a backup to your primary travel plan. Busy families often face shifting school and sports schedules, unexpected sniffles or fluctuating professional demands that get in the way of executing vacation plans. So, creating an alternate, yet appealing,…

Tribune News Service

Mum reunited with daughter after 29 years thanks to Facebook message from adoptive mum

Mum-of-five Marie Fulmer put her four-day-old daughter up for adoption after giving birth at age 19 and 'not being ready to have a baby' - 29 years on a message out of the blue saw them reunited

Daily Mirror

'I found my daughter on Facebook 29 years after I gave her up for adoption'

Marie Fulmer was reunited with the daughter she gave birth to at 19

Wales Online

Liverpool seal dramatic win as Luis Diaz's brother misses penalty and brawl erupts

Liverpool U19s are through to the UEFA Youth League quarter-finals where they will meet Sporting

Liverpool Echo

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ABC News

Crane company convicted and fined over fatal safety breach at Box Hill site

A crane company is convicted and fined $400,000 over the death of a worker who had a large container filled with concrete fall on him at a Melbourne building site.

Liverpool Echo

Merseyside's most popular surnames and how many people share them

You can see exactly how many people have the same surname as well as where they are

Daily Mirror

Kate tells fan George, Charlotte and Louis woke her up 'quite early' on Christmas Day

The princess stopped to chat with the little girl, named India, and told her she had a ‘lovely’ Christmas as she accepted a bouquet of flowers

Daily Mirror

Deer wreaks havoc in nursing home after crashing through confusing room of mirrors

The terrified large deer smashed through the window of a nursing home and became disoriented as it attempted to escape the room full of mirrors at a rehabilitation centre

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Chicago Sun-Times

Week 6 in pictures: 10 standout high school football photos

A look back at 10 outstanding images from Week 6 of the high school football season.

Liverpool Echo

Dad pretended to be ex-female colleague to pay off gambling debts

Thomas Clarke used a former colleague's details to falsify post-Grenfell cladding forms

Daily Record

Mum slams school for treating pupils like 'caged animals' as Clarks shoes banned

Parents have accused the headteacher at Moorside High School of turning it into a "military camp" with the strict crackdown on uniform and behaviour.

Glasgow Live

Steve Clarke's telling Nathan Patterson comment as Rangers exit proves him right on Everton star

The former Light Blues defender joined the Toffees in January in a big money move but struggled for immediate game time. However, he has now established himself as a key member of Frank Lampard's side.

Reason

Could Lies About "Election Procedures" Generally Be Punished?

[I'm working on a draft article called When Are Lies Constitutionally Protected?, and I thought I'd serialize it here, since I still have plenty of time to improve it; I'd love to hear your thoughts on it! (You can also read the whole article here; all the posts about it…

Axios

Biological weapons could target DNA, food supply, two U.S. lawmakers say

“There are now weapons under development, and developed, that are designed to target specific people."

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh knifeman who pounced on woman in her home found dead in prison

Judge Lord Clark ordered he serve a minimum of four years and three months in September 2019. It has now emerged Reid died last week at Saughton in the capital.

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