Scotland's papers: Teenagers 'celebrate' murder and police database warning

BBC Scotland Saturday 06 June 2026, 08:27 UTC 1 min read

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Outcome of polls in four states offer mixed signals about direction of two major parties before November’s midtermsProgressives rallied round the controversial Graham Platner after his primary victory in Maine on Tuesday, while Donald Trump again exerted his grip on the Republican party, helping defeat a politician who pushed for the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files. Primary elections were held in four states – Maine, Nevada, North Dakota and South Carolina – ahead of November’s midterms...

The Guardian UK 13m ago

Sussex widow sues artisan cheesemaker for £200k after husband dies from infected Valentine’s gift

Sussex widow sues artisan cheesemaker for £200k after husband dies from infected Valentine’s gift Painter Roger Parkes died just days after consuming the cheese - Bookmark A West Sussex artist's widow is suing for over £200,000 after her husband died from a listeria infection, contracted from an artisan cheese she bought him as a Valentine's gift. Painter Roger Parkes became seriously ill and died in February 2023, days after consuming a 'Baronet' Reblochon cheese from a 'Valentine box'...

The Independent UK 14m ago

Anti-immigration protests break out in Belfast after knife attack

In Pictures Anti-immigration protests break out in Belfast after knife attack Northern Ireland’s political leaders call for calm after a knife attack led to anti-immigration protests in the capital. Anti-immigration protesters have torched buildings and vehicles in the capital of Northern Ireland, a day after a knife attack was captured in a graphic video. Hundreds of protesters, many of them masked, gathered at several locations across Belfast on Tuesday evening.

Al Jazeera 17m ago

Football game with stars highlights Britain’s poor paternity deal for new fathers

Football game with stars highlights Britain’s poor paternity deal for new fathers Dads joined their kids, sporting stars and politicians for a kickabout outside the Houses of Parliament in support of a Movember campaign to improve parental rights A football game with a twist was played outside Westminster on Monday as struggling dads fight against unfair parental leave provisions. Led by rugby legend Ugo Monye and former football star Troy Deeney, the dads played matches with their children,...

Daily Mirror 23m ago

Scotland's papers: Teenagers 'celebrate' murder and police database warning

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