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Betty Boothroyd was the first woman speaker – and the first to become a 'cult figure' via televised debates

Baroness Betty Boothroyd, who has died at the age of 93, was, in no uncertain terms, a parliamentary giant. With a career in Westminster spanning almost 50 years, she was best known for becoming the first (and so far only) female speaker of the House of Commons – a post…

The Conversation

15 unique and uncommon Scottish names and their meanings

With so many beautiful and unique Scottish names out there, we have taken a look at 15 of our favourites and explained their origins—and some are truly fascinating.

Daily Record

‘I’m a nepo baby’: Jon Snow on class, sanity and Margaret Thatcher

Two years ago, Snow left Channel 4 News, after anchoring the show for more than three decades. Now he has written a memoir. He discusses boarding school misery, family connections and why Boris Johnson is a chancer

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Emily Thornberry: ‘A whip threw me against a wall. He was so close I got spit in my face’

The Labour MP has never let her loyalty get in the way of a good scrap. She discusses her clashes with Tony Blair, Gordon Brown and Ed Miliband – and why Keir Starmer is on course to win

The Guardian - UK

Training ground work pays off as Binos bounce back from lay-off with battling Stranraer win

Albion kept up the pressure on league leaders Dumbarton with the 1-0 win.

Daily Record

Heroic Scots Auschwitz survivor and former Stirling Albion star celebrates 100th birthday

Stirling man Jan Szpula was surrounded by his family as he marked his 100th birthday.

Daily Record

Carrots, sticks and Thatcher replays: what is Sunak’s strikes strategy?

As public sector disputes multiply, some think the government is deploying out-of-date weapons in the battle of public opinion

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Prince Andrew: The Musical is tasteless and should never have been made

Kieran Hodgson stars in a jauntily satirical trip through the life of the controversy-hit royal. Channel 4’s latest stunt commission might be well intentioned, writes Louis Chilton, but there’s no getting around the ugliness of its premise

The Independent UK

Tributes paid to West Lothian martial arts champion after sudden death aged 20

Tributes from friends and family, as well as dozens within the martial arts community have poured in for 20-year-old Ian Ford, from Armadale, who tragically passed away last week

Edinburgh Live

Tributes paid to 'phenomenal' Scots martial arts champion after death aged 20

Ian Ford, from Armadale, became the first Scottish Junior Male to win the ITF World Championships in 2017.

Daily Record

Booze, business and Blair: inside the Labour Party conference 2022

With the return of big business and corporate sponsors, many think that Labour is starting to seem electable, says Ethan Croft

Evening Standard

Mum who spent pregnancy in 'agony' handed deadly cancer diagnosis after giving birth

Nicola was diagnosed with stage three cervical cancer just five months after giving birth at the start of this year. She now wants to warn other women from the 'deadly cancer'.

Daily Mirror

Marina Abramović’s Gates and Portals review – why surrender your liberty to these wafer-thin ideas?

The artist is not present in her latest show. Instead, visitors are shuffled about by volunteers trained in her Method, with a hint of Blair Witch ritual

The Guardian - UK

Arthur Melo gets vital minutes as Jay Spearing returns to competitive action for Liverpool

Liverpool U21s were defeated 1-0 in their EFL Trophy group game at Rochdale on Tuesday night

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‘Now we hand her on’: Royals in tears greeting well-wishers at Queen’s Balmoral home

“We’ve been allowed one day, now we start the process of handing her on,” Prince Andrew told well-wishers

Evening Standard

The public wants an early general election – here’s 75 reasons it won’t get one

“Vote Blair, Get Brown“. That was the slogan adopted by sections of the media and even the Tories for a period in the run-up to the 2005 general election.

The Guardian - UK

Not too Tory, a little bit Blair and a whole lot of brown: how Sunak’s formula failed

In running his leadership like a corporate takeover bid, he looked like a man willing to say absolutely anything to win, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

Sports Illustrated

11 Burning Offseason Questions Around Women’s Hoops

From UConn’s outlook without Bueckers to whether South Carolina should be favored to repeat, we’re looking ahead to 2022–23.

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Ooky Spooky Footage From Perth Airport’s Blackout Has Emerged Online Like Some Blair Witch Tape

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Wales Online

Boris Johnson hit by a rash of resignations - but how does his government compare with previous administrations?

PM has seen multiple resignations in the past 24 hours, and while he'd overtaken Thatcher by lunchtime, he's still not had as many as Theresa May

The Guardian - UK

Where is Labour’s plan to tackle poverty?

Letter: Prof Mike Stein agrees with Gordon Brown that this government has plunged many into extreme poverty – but says Labour should spell out what it would do to reverse this

Nottingham Post

Death and funeral notices in Nottingham between June 13 to June 19, 2022

Our thoughts are with friends and family affected

The Guardian - UK

Dining across the divide: ‘Saying “I’m a socialist” doesn’t get you anywhere these days’

They agreed private companies should not run public services and that Brexit is bad, but what about Jeremy Corbyn?

The Guardian - UK

The week in theatre: Britannicus; Tony! (The Tony Blair Rock Opera); The Haunting of Susan A

Even Timberlake Wertenbaker can’t quite ignite Racine’s tyrannical hero; Harry Hill’s New Labour musical is a gag-filled joy; and the spirits move for Mark Ravenhill

Evening Standard

Londoner’s Diary: British Museum project reignites restitution row

In today’s Diary: British Museum repairs mean tough conversations / Would Victoria make of Elizabeth? / Harry Hill on his Blair musical / Gove declines Grenfell play invite / Nile’s fashion forward

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