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Met Police officer sacked after attempting to rape colleague

A Metropolitan Police officer has been sacked after a misconduct panel found he sexually assaulted and attempted to rape a female colleague.

Evening Standard

Anti-monarchy group vows to ‘move debate on’ with Edinburgh republican event

A PANEL discussion on the future of Scotland as a republic will aim to “move the debate on” and map out how society could be healthier with an…

The National (Scotland)

Explained | Why has Marc Tessier-Lavigne, Stanford University president, resigned?

The President of Stanford University, Marc Tessier-Lavigne, has resigned from his post after an investigation found evidence of “manipulation of research data” in his research papers

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Stanford president resigns following research ethics probe

Marc Tessier-Lavigne was cleared of participation in research misconduct after concerns arose over data manipulation.

Al Jazeera

South Lanarkshire Council leader speaks out after being suspended for two months

Councillor Joe Fagan has been banned for two months for breaching the councillors code of conduct.

Daily Record

Scottish Labour council leader suspended for two months over disclosure of information

EXCLUSIVE: Joe Fagan, who is in charge of South Lanarkshire Council, had been investigated by the Standards Commission

Daily Record

Murder bid thug jailed after mowing down couple on Scots street

Barry Walker attempted to murder Samantha Webster, 36, and her boyfriend Gerald Brown, 26, by driving the white Mercedes panel van towards them.

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Why this Californian is suing the British government for refusing to legally recognise non-binary people

An American immigrant to the UK says its rigid insistence on the gender binary has trapped them in legal limbo. Io Dodds reports

The Independent UK

Why this Californian is suing the British government for refusing to legally recognise non-binary people

An American immigrant to the UK says its rigid insistence on the gender binary has trapped them in legal limbo. Io Dodds reports

The Independent UK

Midlothian worker picks up employee who threw his doughnuts in chaotic office row

During the incident, a number of staff members were in the manager's office at the site including Jaroslaw and a support worker he then fought with.

Edinburgh Live

Scotland Yard admits failing to hand over documents to Daniel Morgan inquiry

Met left dozens of documents in locked cabinet instead of passing to inquiry into its own corruption

The Guardian - UK

Met apologise after Daniel Morgan murder documents found after years in unused police cabinet

Met Police say documents should have been disclosed to panel that found police investigation into unsolved murder was ‘institutionally corrupt’

Evening Standard

Glasgow teacher who strapped pupil to wheelchair at complex needs school struck off

Fiona MacDougall has been deemed unfit to teach after a catalogue of incidents unfolded while she was employed at Linburn Academy which specialises in education for pupils with complex needs.

Glasgow Live

Drunk cop 'tried to shut down investigation' by writing false report after he was kicked out of nightclub

The PC later updated the police log with misleading information in an attempt to 'shut down any investigation into his embarrassing conduct'

Manchester Evening News

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Daily Mirror

12 things we learned from bombshell Richard Sharp report that led to him quitting BBC

A report by barrister Adam Heppinstall revealed that Richard Sharp spoke to Boris Johnson before applying for the BBC chairman role, and said days before the interview he met the Cabinet Secretary to chat about the then-PM's finances

The Independent UK

Richard Sharp report: 6 things we learned from report into BBC chair

The report sheds light on how public appointments really work in the UK

Glasgow Live

King William Fortified Wine complaint upheld for 'causing serious offence'

King William Fortified Wine was created by Belcondie as a direct competitor to Buckfast and launched across Glasgow, now watchdogs welcomed the producer's intention to make changes to the packaging.

Glasgow Live

Lanarkshire teacher head-butted boss in angry outburst but gets to stay in classroom

Russ Johnston attacked his colleague at Chryston High School and convicted at Airdrie Sheriff Court. He has now received conditions and a reprimand by the General Teaching Council for Scotland.

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Wales Online

Prop's World Cup hopes in tatters after unseen bite on Wales star in Cardiff match

He won't be back for seven months

Glasgow Live

Glasgow NHS worker struck off after 'swapping price labels' at John Lewis store and refund fraud

The Health and Care Professions Tribunal Service ruled that biomedical scientist Maureen Bennie be struck off their register after hearing details of her behaviour at the Buchanan Galleries store.

Wales Online

The head of the panel that recommended axing new road projects in Wales defends the review

'My view as Chair is that the Panel’s approach was proportionate'

Glasgow Live

Sneaky Lanarkshire NHS worker caught lying about working 8-hour shifts after faking time sheets

Zeeshan Ali Aziz was employed as a Covid Vaccinator for NHS Lanarkshire during the pandemic when he lied about working five separate shifts between April 19 and May 26, 2021.

Glasgow Live

Angry Glasgow teacher mocks kids telling them 'you'll amount to nothing'

Derek Leslie worked as a principal teacher at Greenview School for children with additional support needs. He told pupils at the school "you will not amount to anything".

Asharq Al-Awsat

UN Experts Urge Intensifying Efforts to Combat Smuggling of Iranian Arms to Houthis in Yemen

The members of the Panel of Experts on Yemen stressed the need to intensify efforts to combat the smuggling of weapons from Iran to the Houthi militias.

Asharq Al-Awsat

UN Experts Condemn Yemen’s Houthis for Hampering Aid Delivery

A report published by the UN Panel of Experts revealed that Houthi militias have collected more than 270 billion rials during the truce in Yemen from oil, taxes, and other levies, an amount sufficient to pay the salaries of public service employees in the militia-controlled areas for 10 months.

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