Selkirkshire councillor Leagh Douglas, and petitioner Denis Roberts hope raising awareness of the issue will help make the area safer. Author: Ally McGilvrayPublished 3 hours agoLast updated 3 hours ago The small blue sign hanging on the lamp-post advertises the area as a “shared space” for pedestrians, cyclists and motorists. …
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It is five years since Prince Andrew’s now infamous Newsnight interview. The dust had begun to settle but the recent Amazon Prime series, A Very Royal Scandal, shone a fresh spotlight on the King’s younger brother. While Netflix’s Scoop, shown in April, focused on the interview itself, this new account looked …
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AFP UK Israel hits Gaza and Lebanon in deadly strikes Strikes by the Israeli army killed at least 20 people in Gaza on Sunday, the civil defence said, while also hitting a Hezbollah stronghold near Beirut’s international airport.Israel has been fighting on two fronts since September, ramping up attacks on …
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