Rangers slammed over Tavernier exit as Goldson fumes
Connor Goldson has slammed Rangers for the way they handled James Tavernier's exit, saying he doesn't know another club that could do that after 11 years.
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Petition calls for Consett road speed limit cut after teen killed
Amy Devanney is petitioning to lower the speed limit on Brooms Lane in Consett from 60mph to 30mph after her sister Abbie was killed in a crash on her 18th birthday.
Sledgehammer vandals hit Scots firm linked to arms maker
A Lanarkshire electronics firm was vandalised with sledgehammers and red paint. Police are investigating after the incident on Gavell Road, Glasgow.
CCTV Released After Man Attacked in Manchester City Centre
A man suffered serious facial injuries after being assaulted while trying to get into a taxi in Manchester city centre on September 5, 2026. Police have released a CCTV image of a man they wish to speak to.
Anti-immigration rally in Aberdeen met by counter-demonstration
An anti-immigration rally in Aberdeen was met by a counter-demonstration, with police separating the two groups outside Farmers Hall in Rosemount.
Lothian Buses updates rules on anti-social behaviour
Lothian Buses updates its Conditions of Carriage, adding excessive noise from devices as anti-social behaviour. Passengers can be asked to leave the bus if they breach the rules.
Thug who punched girlfriend in Manchester street jailed
Daniel Sutcliffe, 38, repeatedly punched his girlfriend in a Manchester street, then texted her 'I'm not going back to jail for you'. He was jailed for 20 months.
Men jailed for burglary during funeral of chippy owner
Lee Edwards and Craig Forshaw were sentenced to 18 months each for burgling a bereaved family's home and chippy on the day of Brian Warburton's funeral, stealing £5,000, morphine and phones with treasured photos.
Athens blast kills six in Plaka apartment block collapse
Six people, including four American tourists, died when a two-storey building in Athens' Plaka district collapsed after an explosion. Greek authorities are investigating the cause of the blast.
Norris hit by online abuse after Colapinto crash comments
Lando Norris faced online abuse after saying Franco Colapinto shouldn't be in F1 following the Azerbaijan GP crash that ended Norris's race. Alpine condemned the abuse.
Pensioner drove damaged car 20 miles after A1 crash
Hugh Barry, 75, drove his seriously damaged Audi 20 miles after crashing on the A1. He admitted dangerous driving and driving without insurance.
Burnham condemns Danny Tommo over hateful behaviour
Andy Burnham accused anti-asylum activist Daniel 'Danny Tommo' Thomas of the 'worst kind of hateful behaviour', saying recent scenes of masked men were 'unacceptable' and creating fear on British streets.
Buchanan Castle: From Nazi Hospital to Crumbling Ruin
Buchanan Castle in Stirlingshire, once a home, hotel, and WWII military hospital that treated Rudolf Hess, now lies abandoned and overgrown after the roof was removed in the 1950s.
Leicester hit-and-run: Four pedestrians injured, man arrested
Four pedestrians were injured in a Leicester city centre hit-and-run on Vaughan Way. Three men were hospitalised with serious injuries, and a 38-year-old man has been arrested.
Amble attack leaves man with broken jaw, eye socket and nose
Carl Nicholson, 34, admitted causing grievous bodily harm without intent after a fight in Amble left a man with a broken jaw, eye socket and nose. He will be sentenced at Newcastle Crown Court on October 20.
Celtic's Scales backed Bazunu in Israel boycott vote
Celtic defender Liam Scales reportedly supported Republic of Ireland teammate Gavin Bazunu after he refused to play against Israel in the Nations League clash in Hungary.
Four dead in Quebec helicopter crash and fire
Four people died after a helicopter crashed and caught fire in Sainte-Brigide-d'Iberville, Quebec. Emergency crews found the aircraft ablaze on arrival, and the Major Crime Unit is investigating.
Protesters block Orange Order march in Portadown
Police negotiators face off with protesters blocking an Orange Order march in Portadown after the Parades Commission allowed it to proceed for the first time in nearly 30 years.
Man punched and kicked colleague at Christmas party
Tyler Hopkins, 30, punched and kicked a colleague at a Swansea Christmas party, causing facial fractures. He received a 30-month suspended sentence.
Nathan Cleary horror injury silences NRL preliminary final
Penrith Panthers star Nathan Cleary suffered a compound fracture of his left ankle during the NRL preliminary final, leaving the stadium in stunned silence.
Woman arrested after fatal north London crash
A 48-year-old man died and another man is in a life-threatening condition after a crash in Enfield. A woman has been arrested and released on bail.
Woman, 60s, killed in A69 crash near Hexham
A woman in her 60s died at the scene of a two-vehicle crash on the A69 between Hexham and Haydon Bridge on Saturday, police have confirmed.
Monty Don urges inquiry into Sir Ranulph Fiennes' care
Monty Don and Bear Grylls demand an urgent investigation after a Welsh care home raised concerns about Sir Ranulph Fiennes' wellbeing, with authorities concluding he is being unlawfully deprived of his liberty.
Teacher and pupil die in Iowa lake rescue attempt
A teacher and a 10-year-old pupil died after she tried to save him from drowning in an Iowa lake. Both bodies were recovered.
Prestwich man charged with attempted murder after stabbing
Bernard Pinkey, 41, of Prestwich, has been charged with attempted murder after a stabbing in Darwen, Lancashire. He was remanded in custody.
Scots cops called in as protesters block Orange Order parade
Thousands of protesters block the Garvaghy Road in Portadown to stop the first Orange Order parade along the route in almost 30 years, after a late-night court ruling allowed the march. Police backed by Scots officers warn of arrests.
Fiennes' stepson seeks to strip mother of power of attorney
Ranulph Fiennes' stepson has launched a crowdfunding appeal to fund a legal case against his mother to remove her power of attorney after the 82-year-old explorer went 'missing'.
Man City 115 charges: Liverpool impact clear as 'significant trouble' ahead
Man City found guilty of 114 of 115 financial rule breaches, with potential expulsion, points deduction, and title stripping looming; Liverpool could gain a third Premier League title.
Aguero, Argentina minister join Norris abuse pile-on
Sergio Aguero and Argentina's foreign minister joined online abuse of Lando Norris after his criticism of Franco Colapinto following the Azerbaijan Grand Prix crash.
Liam Gallagher warns Man City 'destroyers' after guilty verdict
Liam Gallagher warned those trying to 'destroy' Manchester City after the club was found guilty of 114 Premier League financial breaches, vowing to win an appeal and sue.
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