Cheers! Cash-strapped isle handed £250,000 of public cash to refurb local pub
Locals on a debt-ridden Scots island have had their pub refurbished at taxpayers' expense after being given a grant of almost a quarter of a million pounds.
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We live in a UK asylum capital: It's great to be charitable but we should look after the less fortunate in our own country before we look after everyone else
Glasgow is the largest dispersal area for asylum seekers in the UK after London - with some 3,953 sent to the city by the Home Office.
Why Aston Villa are a club transformed - and how good could it get?
With Aston Villa having won seven games in a row and challenging on three fronts, BBC Sport examines manager Unai Emery's impact on the club.
'Life-threatening, catastrophic, and potentially historic' flash flooding persists in South and Midwest
At least nine people have been killed in powerful storms that have swept through the region in the past week.
'Life-threatening, catastrophic, and potentially historic' flash flooding persists in South and Midwest
At least nine people have been killed in powerful storms that have swept through the region in the past week.
Meta debuts new Llama 4 models, but most powerful AI model is still to come
Meta has not yet released the biggest and most powerful Llama 4 model, which outperforms other AI models in its class.
Rogers’ and Malen’s fast start earns Aston Villa win over Nottingham Forest
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How Aston Villa were made to sweat for a seventh successive victory. At least the manner in which Nottingham Forest swarmed their goal as they pushed for a second-half equaliser may prove a decent dr…
Thousands join protests against Donald Trump and Elon Musk
Demonstrations mark the first big display of public resistance to president’s frenetic second term
I'm a scientist who was clinically dead for six minutes - then I was shown the afterlife and know God is real
A neuroscientist who described herself as 'a loser' has revealed how an out-of-body experience while she was clinically dead changed her life forever.
Grand National jockey banned after horse which had 'no more to give' collapsed at Aintree
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a story from The Daily Mail › The Daily Mail
Celebre D'Allen, a 125/1 outsider trained by Philip Hobbs and Johnson White, had travelled well early on but began to weaken noticeably in the latter stages of Saturday's race.
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