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Trump has shamed Europe over Putin – awkwardly, he’s got a point
James Ball: The US President is for once right to call out Europe for buying Russian gas
The i Paper • James Ball'Criticised for what?' - Maresca defends Anfield celebrations
Manager Enzo Maresca reacts to criticism of Manchester City's celebrations after their win at Liverpool by saying: "What do you want us to do?"
BBC News • Neil JohnstonMan killed in tiger attack at wildlife park named
Yorkshire Wildlife Park remains closed after Saturday's incident.
BBC News • Steve JonesFlights suspended at Nuremberg Airport after plane raised hijack alarm
Flights at Germany’s Nuremberg Airport have been suspended after a plane sent out an emergency code signalling it was being hijacked.
The i Paper • Sylvie.Wilkinson@theipaper.comMI5 tackling more state threats than during Cold War, warns intelligence chief
Sir Ken McCallum says more is being done to tackle state threats than since the Cold War - and warns AI could be used to develop drones and potentially bioweapons.
BBC News • Frank Gardner and Adam GoldsmithUK at growing risk of terror attack with deadly manmade viruses, warns MI5 boss
Sir Ken McCallum said AI is 'supercharging' security threats in the UK and meant terrorists could gain the ability to create bioweapons
The i Paper • Kitty DonaldsonThree things we’ve learnt about the UK economy from the IMF
The influential economics body has upgraded its UK growth forecast for this year, but risks remain.
BBC News • Mitchell LabiakBA flight forced to turn back over cracked window
British Airways said the plane landed safely at Gatwick and passengers were due to resume their journey.
BBC News • Simon BrowningAI 'supercharging' security threats to UK, MI5 warns
Artificial intelligence (AI) is "supercharging" security threats to the UK, including the potential development by terrorists and states of new killer bioweapons, the head of MI5 has warned
Carragher settles tax debt to avoid bankruptcy
Jamie Carragher has settled an unpaid tax bill with His Majesty's Revenue and Customs.
BBC News • BBC NewsMy first London home made me £850,000 – I sold my second at a loss
Housing in the capital used to be an investors' dream. But as properties sit empty and sell at a loss, has the bubble finally burst?
The i Paper • Sophie WilkinsonI was a strict parent, my wife was a softie – now I know which method works
Do you and your partner disagree on parenting styles? It's the biggest source of conflict among the couples I coach, and this is how to resolve it
The i Paper • Eleanor PeakeFortnite-maker Epic Games confirms ‘huge pivot’ towards using AI
The US firm's boss responds to critics, saying "much of the room wants it to be 2016, but it's not".
BBC News • Naomi de SouzaMidwives awarded 'landmark' payout after exposure to nitrous oxide
More than 120 midwives and maternity staff in Essex have been awarded almost £750,000 in compensation after being exposed to high levels of nitrous oxide.
End use of artificial pitches - Rees-Zammit
Wales and Bristol star Louis Rees-Zammit calls for the end of artificial playing surfaces in top-flight rugby.
BBC News • Chris JonesParole Board for Scotland – new chair appointed
THE PAROLE BOARD for Scotland has a new chair. The Scottish Government has appointed Morag Slesser to the role. Ms Slesser is a forensic clinical psychologist with experience in the Scottish legal system. She has led research-informed approaches to assessing and managing the risk posed by criminals. Recently she was Head of Psychology at The State Hospital in Carstairs and she has also been a member of the Parole Board for the last eight years. The board decides on the evidence of each case whether to release prisoners.
Deadline News • Phyllis StephenTwo children among four dead in Waterford house fire
A man, a woman and two children are confirmed dead and two other children are critically ill.
BBC News • Eimear FlanaganCrystal Palace have left me with a nagging worry
I'm sure the football is tremendous fun for neutrals - but it leaves me feeling uneasy
The i Paper • Katherine.Lucas@theipaper.comThe forgotten 1970s radical who taught Britain how to fight far-right racism
Zing Tsjeng: Jayaben Desai led a strike that changed this country, and today we must learn from what she did
The i Paper • Robbie.Smith@theipaper.comIsle of Mull Cheese launches first Hebridean Cream Liqueur
Isle of Mull Cheese has announced the release of its first Hebridean Cream Liqueur, a new spirit created entirely using by-products and ingredients sourced directly from its existing dairy operations.
Deadline News • Ryan NixonPoundland in rescue talks as owners seek buyer
The leadership team is attempting a buyout, but a union has warned the retailer could fall into administration instead.
BBC News • BBC NewsActor Brian Cox returns to Dundee Rep
THE DUNDEE-BORN ACTOR, Brian Cox, CBE, will come home to the theatre where his career began for an event on 9 November. Author and screenwriter, Neil Forsyth, will join the actor on stage for a Q&A, which will be accompanied by film clips. Neil Forsyth is a multiple BAFTA and Royal Television Society Award winner,
Deadline News • Phyllis StephenBoulter beaten by Shnaider in Wuhan
British number one Katie Boulter loses to Diana Shnaider in the Wuhan Open first round.
BBC News • Freya SweetPhase Eight owner hit by cyber-attack as H&M probes separate hack claim
TFG London has apologised to customers for disruption after it identified a "cybersecurity incident" on Sunday.
BBC News • Liv McMahonNumber of people dead after house fire in Waterford
A number of people have died after a fire at a house in Waterford.
Rwanda to host F1's first race in Africa since 1993
Rwanda signs a 10-year deal with Formula 1 to host races in the African country, starting "in the early 2030s".
BBC News • Andrew BensonRaye hits back at ticket touts who took over Albert Hall sign-up
The award-winning singer said there were 1.8 million sign-ups for her 5,000-seat Royal Albert Hall show.
BBC News • Naomi ClarkeMy adult children no longer speak – it breaks my heart
Many parents blame themselves when their children fall out. Here, experts offer advice on how to manage (and mistakes to avoid) when that sibling bond begins to break
The i Paper • Kasia DelgadoI’m a GP – the migraine treatments that actually work, and those to avoid
They affect around one in seven people, and there's more to it than just a headache
The i Paper • Kia-elise-greenShip sinks in new drone attack off Bulgaria, PM summons Russian ambassador
Bulgaria's prime minister says two merchant ships were hit by drones and he suspects Russia was behind the attacks.
BBC News • Jaroslav LukivRJ Mitte: ‘Disabled or not, everyone deserves an opportunity’
The Breaking Bad actor, who died aged 34, spoke to BBC Newsnight in 2015 about working in the film industry.
Scottish business optimism hits highest level since 2023
Scottish businesses are reporting their most positive assessment of the economy in over three years, with optimism about conditions reaching its highest point since June 2023.
Deadline News • Ryan NixonCut screen time in classrooms to avoid long-term health issues, clinicians urge
A group of clinicians warns technology use in English schools is driving a rise in health problems like short-sightedness.
BBC News • Ottilie Mitchell and Adam GoldsmithHow much did Man City's rule breaking cost your team?
The potential impact of Manchester City's rule breaking runs deep, including missed Champions League qualification, relegation and Premier League prize money.
BBC News • Dale JohnsonThree changes Newcastle must make after £115m trio struggle
The chastening defeat at Coventry exposed problems Matthias Jaissle can no longer ignore
The i Paper • Mark DouglasListen: 911 calls from botched Christa Pike execution released to US media
A series of 911 calls, obtained by the Associated Press, reveal emergency services were delayed in reaching Christa Pike following her failed execution.
Harry is no longer untouchable – but he can say what no other royal can
Richard Palmer: The Duke of Sussex can use the platform his birthright gave him to help hold Britain to account
The i Paper • Tom.Nicholson@theipaper.comThe immigration case that shows what happens to Trump’s political enemies
US agents raided the home of Democratic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, who accused the President of a 'campaign of intimidation', saying 'I will not be silenced'
The i Paper • Nick MillerI earn £100,000 – how much should I put into my pension to cut my tax bill?
A young reader wants to reduce the tax they pay by boosting their retirement savings
The i Paper • Alina.Khan@theipaper.comSocial care worker accused of getting too close with young woman cleared of misconduct allegations
A social care worker accused of getting too close to a young person in her care has been cleared by Scotland’s social care regulator.
Deadline News • Ryan NixonHundreds more prisoners to be freed as second early release stage begins
Prisoners rejoiced as they left jail early during the second stage of a government scheme to ease overcrowding.
Where the US midterm elections will be won and lost
An in-depth look at the key polling, races and issues ahead of an election that will define Trump’s final two years as president.
BBC News • Mike HillsRussia’s offensive ability is broken, Kyiv’s former top general tells BBC
In his first interview since being forced from his post, Gen Syrskyi speaks about Ukraine's future in the war.
BBC News • Abdujalil AbdurasulovInside Trump’s destructive feud with Zelensky
The eruption of mutual dislike between the two is of the worst order seen since their infamous dust-up in February 2025
The i Paper • Emma.Reynolds@theipaper.comWatch: BBC's Orla Guerin travels with Yemen's southern national security forces
Orla Guerin travelled through Yemen, with forces loyal to its internationally recognised government, to a remote desert battlefield where Houthi rebels were dislodged just days ago.
Watch: US man eyes pumpkin world record after fifth contest win
Horticulture teacher Travis Gienger hauled his pumpkin from Minnesota to Half Moon Bay, California where he won the annual event.
I felt unsafe in a shared flat. My older male flatmate tidied my knicker drawer
Realising renting was unaffordable in London on her own, Francesca Baker-Brooker moved into a house-share – but found it an unsettling and uncomfortable experience
The i Paper • Aasma DayOne dead, several others hurt on Six Flags rollercoaster in Georgia
Aerial footage at the park after the incident shows a stuck rollercoaster with riders being helped off.
BBC News • Sareen HabeshianWhy the Prime Minister wants to talk about Brexit again
For the first time since the UK left the EU, we have a prime minister who will "unflinchingly" debate Brexit, says the BBC's political editor Chris Mason.
BBC News • Chris MasonHundreds more prisoners being freed in second phase of early release scheme
The second tranche of prisoners being released includes those serving up to two and a half years.
BBC News • Dominic Casciani’I lost my hair to MS - now now my wigs are worn by Serena Williams and Naomi Campbell
Antonia Okonma Shittu's wig business was launched after a shock diagnosis, and she now wants to help other women feel their best.
BBC News • Ella KiplingPublicly owned rail is popular. But is it making the trains run on time?
Meeting travellers' expectations could be challenging, experts warn.
BBC News • Katy AustinI earn £120,000 a year making social media videos go viral
Social media "clippers" make short, vertical videos that appear on the likes of Instagram and TikTok.
BBC News • Chris MarshallBreaking Bad actor RJ Mitte dies aged 34
The actor, who played the defiant son of drug kingpin Walter White in the drama series, dies aged 34.
BBC News • Nardine SaadBreaking Bad star RJ Mitte dies aged 34
RJ Mitte, best known for his role as Walter "Flynn" White Jr in Breaking Bad, has died aged 34.
Actress Selma Blair arrested after allegedly attacking attendants on flight
Blair's publicist told the BBC that she "experienced a medical emergency that led to the alleged conduct" on the Delta flight from Los Angeles to New York.
BBC News • Nardine SaadGuide launched to help Armed Forces families settle in Edinburgh
A NEW guide has been launched to assist Armed Forces families relocating to Edinburgh. Developed by national children’s charity Children First, the guide and map aim to help military personnel and their relatives settle into the capital. The project provides practical information gathered from the reflections and advice of military families who have previously experienced […] The post Guide launched to help Armed Forces families settle in Edinburgh appeared first on Deadline News.
Deadline News • Ross ChalmersInfluencer mum diagnosed after pursuing sons’ diagnoses
A SCOTTISH influencer who spent years fighting to secure support for her neurodivergent children has revealed how that journey ultimately led to her own ADHD and autism diagnosis. Mum-of-three Lucy Gallacher, better known online as SEN Mum Lucy, opens up about raising children with ADHD, autism and cognitive delays, while navigating her own recent diagnoses, […] The post Influencer mum diagnosed after pursuing sons’ diagnoses appeared first on Deadline News.
Deadline News • Finlay RossGE Aerospace expands Prestwick operations with £63m investment
Around 150 jobs will be created in Ayrshire following a multi-million-pound investment in an aerospace facility.
Deadline News • Ross ChalmersBurnham says exactly what he thinks. It’s starting to cost him
Kitty Donaldson: The Prime Minister appears to have a worrying tendency to shoot from the hip
The i Paper • Kitty DonaldsonInside Burnham’s Brexit gamble: How under-30 migration is set to unlock a new deal
PM says a deal is "on the table" as summit date announced - but negotiations likely to go down to the wire
The i Paper • Will HazellThe UK towns at risk of running out of water until 2027
Extreme dry conditions are set to stay through the winter, experts warn
The i Paper • Erin DonnellyHibs investigating disorder after Dundee United game
HIBS have issued a statement following incidents of disorder at the end of Saturday’s game against Dundee United at Tannadice. At the final whistle a group of supporters clashed with stewards and police and according to Police Scotland two men were arrested. The trouble started in an area occupied by the Ultra Group known as Block Seven. Earlier this season, the group were
Deadline News • John HislopAberdeen fireworks display returns to light up the night sky
SPECTATORS heading to Aberdeen’s annual fireworks display are being urged to plan their journeys ahead of the event.
Deadline News • Raheemat OlabodeKitchen refit worker, 32, dies of lung disease after calling for deadly stone ban
As the death toll rises from deadly silicosis, the Government must do more to clamp down on firms flouting safety rules and screen the workforce to save lives
The i Paper • Joe DugganFife Council opens £1.25m golf maintenance depot
A £1.25M golf maintenance depot has opened at Glenrothes Golf Course following an investment by Fife Council.
Deadline News • Raheemat OlabodeThe homes that face losing £230 energy savings if heat pump grants are cut
Energy and fuel poverty experts slam 'short-sighted' Government's proposals to save millions of pounds from the Warm Homes Plan
The i Paper • Alannah FrancisEngland are already preparing for life after Stephen Fleming
Plus: The 30 players given central contracts - and the latest on Brydon Carse's future
The i Paper • Chris StocksPolice appeal after serious assault leaves Scots man hospitalised
A 25-YEAR-OLD man was hospitalised following a serious assault in North Lanarkshire, leading detectives to launch an urgent appeal.
Deadline News • Ross ChalmersReform’s performative cruelty on migration is not the British way
Nigel Farage and Zia Yusuf's new policy fundamentally misunderstands this country
The i Paper • Robbie.Smith@theipaper.comGlasgow unveils Nelson Mandela statue honouring his legacy
A STATUE of Nelson Mandela has been installed in Glasgow city centre, recognising the city’s anti-apartheid legacy.
Deadline News • Raheemat OlabodeDate change for Hibs home game against Rangers
HIBS have announced that their William Hill Premiership fixture at home to Rangers has been moved from Saturday 5 December to Monday 7 December 2026.
Deadline News • John HislopTrump is always sowing chaos. Europe just needs to hold its nerve
Luke McGee: Europe is only powerless in this conflict if it chooses to be so
The i Paper • Emma.Reynolds@theipaper.comScottish tech awards launch digital skills category
SCOTTISH technology organisations can enter an award recognising efforts to develop digital skills and attract talent to the sector.
Deadline News • Raheemat OlabodeStirling Council chief predicts end of authority as we know it under major shake-up
A top Stirling Council chief has predicted the local authority will cease to exist in its current form amid Scottish overhaul.
Deadline News • Iona Craig20-year-old fighting for life after horror Fife crash
A HORROR crash between a car and a tractor in Fife has left one young man fighting for his life and three others hospitalized.
Deadline News • Ross ChalmersThe tax rises that could come in the Budget – and how likely they are
John Healey faces a tough choice over whether to slash spending on public services or put up taxes
The i Paper • Connie DimsdalePlans unveiled to secure future of Scottish harbour with new pontoon and investment
PLANS to secure the long-term future of a Scottish harbour have been unveiled, including proposals for new marine infrastructure and improvements to existing facilities.
Deadline News • Iona CraigDunfermline restaurant Dhoom pledges £16.5k to local causes as it celebrates eighth anniversary
Dunfermline restaurant Dhoom is inviting local charities and community groups to put themselves forward for donations during its birthday month.
Deadline News • Ryan NixonA Brexit U-turn is a big risk for Burnham – but the moment is right
Simon Kelner: The Prime Minister now has a chance to restore faith in government’s ability to improve our lives
The i Paper • Simon KelnerThe four major flaws in Reform’s plan to shut down asylum system
Nigel Farage has laid out a strategy to void existing asylum applications and rejected any new ones - but the proposal features some pitfalls
The i Paper • Will HazellMan jailed for culpable homicide at the High Court in Edinburgh
AN 18-YEAR-OLD HAS been jailed for six years for the culpable homicide of a man in Dundee. Lennon Hathway previously pled guilty to the culpable homicide of 36-year-old Alistair Lamb in Balunie Terrace, Dundee in April, 2025. Around 5.30pm on Friday, 18 April, 2025, officers were called to a report of an injured person in a property on Balunie Terrace. He was taken to Ninewells Hospital where he died a short time later.
Deadline News • Phyllis StephenViewers use Traitors castle postcode for lottery entries
Fans of the hit television show The Traitors are using the filming location’s postcode to enter a national lottery.
Deadline News • Ryan NixonMy partner pulled away from me during menopause – my guide for other men struggling
I spent a lot of time wondering, 'What has happened to us?' While she was asking herself, 'What is happening to me?'
The i Paper • Bret-painterWhat the Budget could mean for state pensions, private pots and lump sums
Pensioners – as well as those saving towards their retirement – could be in the firing line when it comes to tax rises
The i Paper • Will HazellPolice hunt three men on mountain bikes after cash and booze stolen in Inverness break-in
POLICE are hunting three men who arrived on mountain bikes before breaking into premises in Inverness and stealing alcohol and cash.
Deadline News • Iona CraigI spent a day with Man City fans – and their mood surprised me
City fans revel in Sheikh Mansour chants and a message to the haters
The i Paper • Katherine.Lucas@theipaper.comGreens challenge premium fares on Glasgow night buses
THE Scottish Greens are demanding the £2 bus fare cap be extended to night buses across Strathclyde. The services are classed as “premium fare services” and excluded from the cap, which was extended to bus services across Strathclyde in September. Holly Bruce, Scottish Green MSP, raised the issue at General Questions last Thursday, asking what discussions Transport Scotland had held with operators about extending the scheme to Glasgow’s night services.
Deadline News • Raheemat OlabodeThe areas most at risk of flash floods as El Niño threatens millions in UK
There is an increased likelihood of wetter than normal weather during late autumn and early winter, Met Office warns
The i Paper • Lucie HeathPolice issue re-appeal to trace 78-year-old missing from Armadale
UPDATE: ROBERT TWOGOOD HAS NOW BEEN TRACED POLICE officers are re-appealing for information to help find a 78-year-old man reported missing from the Armadale area in West Lothian.
Deadline News • Ryan NixonScottish landmarks light up blue for World Arthritis Day
SCOTTISH landmarks are lighting up blue today to mark World Arthritis Day and push for a dedicated national action plan. The public illuminations aim to highlight the daily reality for the 1.7 million people in Scotland living with musculoskeletal conditions. Charity Arthritis UK is using the occasion to demand a targeted Scottish Government strategy to […] The post Scottish landmarks light up blue for World Arthritis Day appeared first on Deadline News.
Deadline News • Ryan NixonLiverpool have turned Anfield into a tame tourist-trap
Man City have never had it so easy at this famous old stadium. Something has to change
The i Paper • Pete HallMan fatally attacked by tiger at UK wildlife park told animal to 'stop being naughty'
The victim of the tiger attack at Yorkshire Wildlife Park told the animal to "stop being naughty" just before the incident, Sky News understands.
Gary Neville is wrong about Man City – and Sky Sports should know better
The broadcaster that made millions from their success faces an impossible dilemma
The i Paper • Mark DouglasVote for The i Paper’s life-saving Killer Kitchens campaign in Making a Difference award
Senior reporter Joe Duggan's exposé of the deadly lung disease silicosis has forced new safety regulations to be introduced
The i Paper • Brendan McFaddenThe key benefit cuts that look likely after Burnham hints at shake-up
Two reviews due this autumn will shape what comes next for universal credit and personal independence payments
The i Paper • Eleanor LangfordTrump declared a surprise ‘energy ceasefire’ in Ukraine. Here’s how it’s going
Zelensky welcomes US president's claim of a ceasefire deal but Russian missiles continue to fall on Ukraine
The i Paper • Nick Miller'Frankly shocking' breaches of road rules detected in AI technology trial
Motorists have been caught driving with children on their lap and both hands on their phone rather than the wheel in a trial of AI-powered cameras.
Man dies after stabbing outside 'birthday bash' pub event
A man in his 20s has died after he was stabbed outside a birthday event in Birmingham.
Tax rises needed to plug £35bn hole in Budget, UK economists warn Healey
The Chancellor faces a choice of whether to 'tolerate' large real-terms cuts to public services or 'top up' spending by tens of billions of pounds, top think-tank says
The i Paper • Will HazellTime picks up where Adolescence left off
The third series of Jimmy McGovern's Bafta-winning prison drama is another unflinching excavation of modern masculinity
The i Paper • Emily BakerThree Years of the Gaza War through the Eyes of Soldiers: "The Rule Was: 'Shoot Everyone You See'"
More than 70,000 killed; even more wounded; destruction without end: Ten Israeli soldiers speak about feelings of revenge, orders to shoot and “collateral damage.”
DER SPIEGEL - International • Thore Schröder, Juliane von Mittelstaedt, Avi Bolotinsky, DER SPIEGELBreaking News: Release date of Ramayana Part 1 announced at a cost of 4000 crores, ‘advance booking’ will start from
The release date of Ranbir Kapoor’s most awaited film ‘Ramayan Part 1’ is being discussed a lot for some time now. Reports sometimes said that the film will release on November 8, sometimes the film will release on November 6, and sometimes the date of November 5 was also discussed. However, now the release date
London Journal | The Voice of London • AndersonNo batting, no bowling… yet Steve Smith created ‘history’, broke a ‘major record’ in Test cricket
Steve Smith has become the highest wicket-taker in Test cricket. He has created history by surpassing Joe Root. The Australian made this record on the third day (Sunday) of the first Test against South Africa. In the hosts’ first innings, Smith took the first catch of captain Temba Bavuma and set a record with David’s catch.
London Journal | The Voice of London • AndersonJob Opportunities Beyond US : Forget America…. These 5 countries also offer PR after job, know Indian youth
If you work in IT, software development, programming or technology field, countries like Australia, Canada, Germany, Ireland and Netherlands can be an alternative career destination for you. Different work visa and residency arrangements are available for skilled foreign workers in these countries. However, each country has different eligibility, procedure and time frame for obtaining PR.
London Journal | The Voice of London • AndersonWhat will be the next move of gold? Will Gold Prices Fall Further? Experts make ‘big prediction’
The constant decline in gold prices over the past few months has raised investor concerns. People are confused whether to buy gold now, wait a bit or sell gold? Gold prices have fallen about 13.6% in the last 6 months and are down about 5% so far in 2026. According to data from Bullions.in, gold
London Journal | The Voice of London • AndersonI rode 800 miles to Spain on a scooter and found sleepy villages and friendly locals
I sat hunched over the handlebars, willing the scooter to keep climbing. Every bend revealed another ascent, each steeper than the last, and I was running out of gears. As the Honda finally wheezed to the top, I couldn’t stop grinning. Surely this step-through scooter was designed for delivering takeaways, not crossing countries? The ride
London Journal | The Voice of London • AndersonMan City thrashing Liverpool was football at its most dystopian
Cheats, bananas and a victory nobody knows how to celebrate: welcome to the Premier League's Orwellian nightmare
The i Paper • Pete HallAndy Burnham’s big dreams are about to get a big reality check
Anne McElvoy: A spreadsheet nightmare helped lever Starmer out of Downing Street. Now, his successor is trying to make the same numbers add up
The i Paper • Tom.Nicholson@theipaper.comI live in Sardinia – this crass American habit is ruining our beautiful island
Tipping might seem like an act of generosity, but it can do more harm than good
The i Paper • Lam SophieHarry and Meghan had my sympathy. Then they launched a £112 advent calendar
It's a gift-wrapped miniature of what life on the outside of the Royal Family actually entails
The i Paper • Tom.Nicholson@theipaper.comArmadale man reported missing
POLICE SCOTLAND have asked for help finding a 78-year-old man reported missing from the Armadale area. Robert Twogood was last seen around 1pm on Sunday, 11 October, 2026, near to West Craigmarrie Farm close to Mill Garden Centre, Armadale. He is described as around 5ft 8ins, of average build, with balding, white hair. He has
Deadline News • Phyllis StephenI’m a longevity expert. These four anti-ageing myths are junk science
From Blue Zones full of centenarians to telomere rejuvenation, most research claiming to show how we can extend lifespan is bunk
The i Paper • Clare WilsonI’m a teacher – but there’s one thing I would never do for my students
Stefano Hatfield: We've become oddly reluctant to say that some responsibilities belong primarily at home
The i Paper • Stefano HatfieldUK universities face £280m Brexit reset bill as EU demands cheaper student fees
The EU has offered a 'compromise' on discounted tuition fees as Andy Burnham's Brexit reset talks have stalled
The i Paper • Arj SinghThin-skinned Trump still desperately wants our attention
The US President has unleashed his Department of Justice on the five leading US news networks
The i Paper • Kit.Gillet@theipaper.comBBC’s desperate plan to flog Attenborough and Strictly in face of licence fee losses
Amid collapse in licence fee income, BBC bosses have been told to increase the corporation’s commercial revenues to help fill £500m funding 'black hole'
The i Paper • Adam SherwinHow chronic UTI sufferers could finally have official medical condition by 2027
Despite years of campaigning, chronic UTIs – which disproportionately affect women – have had no official medical recognition, making treatment near impossible to access
The i Paper • Connie DimsdaleHow Denmark’s gold-standard disability pension could work in the UK
As ministers consider welfare reforms, countries such as Denmark could serve as inspiration
The i Paper • Ellie.Zolfagharifard@theipaper.comI’m saving £70 per month with a £4,000 home battery – I wish I’d done it sooner
Interest in home batteries is surging – both for people who want to maximise the savings from their solar panels and for those whose homes are not suitable for solar
The i Paper • Lucie HeathThe EU decision that could force Burnham into major Brexit reset trade-off
British ministers and officials are in urgent talks with EU leaders over concerns that the UK will be locked out of a major new trade policy on cars, drugs and energy
The i Paper • Leo CendrowiczNorthampton Saints were brilliant against Bath but I feel conflicted
Rugby has a problem if every match ends with a scoreline like this
The i Paper • Hugh GodwinPutin sees Trump as the gift that keeps on giving
The US President’s deal to import Russian diesel to the US has one clear winner: Vladimir Putin
The i Paper • Kit.Gillet@theipaper.comFelix Passlack honoured to receive captain’s armband
HIBS stand-in captain Felix Passlack thanked the travelling supporters who made the trip to Tannadice yesterday and said that it was an honour to receive the armband.
Deadline News • John HislopNew boss chosen to run Aberdeen council
FOLLOWING A SELECTION process, Aberdeen City Council has announced that Andy MacDonald has been appointed as Chief Executive. Mr MacDonald joined the council in 2018 and is currently Executive Director for Corporate Services and Interim Chief Executive. He was selected as the Council’s permanent Chief Executive following a recruitment and selection process led by a cross-party Appointment Panel.
Deadline News • Phyllis Stephen109 dead after ship capsizes off coast of Djibouti, UN agency says
A ship has capsized off the coast of Djibouti, leaving 109 migrants dead and more than 116 missing, a United Nations agency has reported.
I bought a one-bed flat 10 years ago – now I feel trapped
Poorna Bell: Nothing has prepared me for what happens if the property won't sell
The i Paper • Heather SaulHibs players didn’t show enough bravery admits new manager
NEW MANAGER Marink Reedijk admitted his players didn’t show enough bravery during yesterday’s 1-0 defeat to Dundee United at Tannadice. Daniel Bennie scored the only goal of the game, which condemned the team to defeat in the Dutchman’s first match in charge. Hibs face Falkirk next weekend at Easter Road where anything other than 3-points is unthinkable then Celtic at home which is probably a free
Deadline News • John HislopWe caved and let the dog in our bed – but this compromise is saving our sleep
Sharing your bed with your dog is disgustingly filthy and quite annoying for a restful night – but it also feels joyful and irresistible, says Sadhbh O'Sullivan
The i Paper • Sadhbh Osullivan'If we don't do it, nobody else will': Inside Ukraine's wartime postal service
"If we don't do it, nobody else will."
We need to talk about the five best-dressed men in F1 (and the five worst!)
From George Russell's quiet luxury to Pierre Gasly's cowboy chic, these are the F1 drivers setting the paddock's fashion agenda - and those missing the mark
The i Paper • Tom WardAI and nuclear war threaten human extinction by 2100, report warns
Malicious use of AI and nuclear conflict pose the biggest threat to human extinction by the year 2100, global experts have warned.
Flash flooding destroys homes in Nepal
Flash flooding has destroyed homes along a river in the central part of Nepal, with residents being evacuated by helicopter.
Burnham ‘pushing to axe photo ID checks at polling stations’ ahead of next election
Speculation is increasing that Burnham may call an election earlier than expeced
The i Paper • Amy RushtonThe superyacht chef who swapped the South of France for Stromness
AN INFLUENCER chef, who works aboard a superyacht catering to the ultra-wealthy, swapped the South of France for the quiet life in Orkney, where he now lives with his wife and four kids. Italian Marco Tognon, 33, has worked in yachting since 2018 and now cooks aboard the Sanlorenzo superyacht Silver Fox, which can cost […] The post The superyacht chef who swapped the South of France for Stromness appeared first on Deadline News.
Deadline News • Ross ChalmersMan Utd’s ageing quartet have led them to a damning 40-year low
The Red Devils are right where they deserve to be after crumbling against Tottenham
The i Paper • Pete HallThe cheek of being told I have to stockpile – that’s not my job
Lucy Mangan: We need more Janets in this government to get stuff done
The i Paper • Heather SaulA sensible guide to microplastics and your health, by an expert
Microplastics are nearly impossible to see and avoid completely but there are ways to cut down on your exposure
The i Paper • Chloe LambertThree takeaways after strike on Saudi airport kills 12, injures hundreds
Escalating hostilities between Houthi militants and Saudi-led coalition forces could drag Middle East into a wider war
The i Paper • Max.Melzer@theipaper.comSix things I’ve learned about men after 25 years as a therapist
Psychotherapist Dr Peter Meades on red flags, comparison culture and the pressures shaping modern life
The i Paper • Chloe LambertThe mid-life workers sacrificing their jobs and pensions to care for their parents
Sometimes known as 'carents', adult children are prioritising elderly mums and dads instead of saving for retirement
The i Paper • Tara EvansThe 13 best film adaptations of classic novels
Whether it faithfully follows the text or daringly reinvents it, seeing your favourite book on the big screen is one of life's great pleasures
The i Paper • Gwendolyn SmithUK Government is off to India on a trade mission
THE SCOTTISH Secretary, Douglas Alexander will lead a trade mission including Salmon Scotland, the Scotch Whisky Association, and Walker’s Shortbread on a trip to Delhi and Mumbai from Monday. In addition Annandale Distillery, Growers Garden, Aldomak and PG Paper are also part of the delegation. The Scottish entrepreneur and Apprentice star, Mike Soutar is also
Deadline News • Phyllis StephenFourteen killed in two separate US mass shootings
Two mass shootings in the United States have claimed the lives of 14 people in the space of a few hours, local police forces have confirmed.
What to know as Hurricane Isaias hits land in United States and kills four
Hazardous conditions including storm surges, flash flooding, damaging winds and a risk of tornadoes remain, the National Hurricane Center said
The i Paper • Jaymi McCannWhat to know as man attacked at Yorkshire zoo
South Yorkshire Police said officers are working at pace to make contact with the man’s family
The i Paper • Jaymi McCannThe city Farage could target next – but has moved on from Brexit
Reform may leap on Burnham's Rejoin the EU message but some Leave-voting cities have moved on
The i Paper • Joe PalmerHow Ukraine’s latest attack could shape the war – and Trump’s support
Ukraine's attack on a Russian oil hub could threatens to dent US relations and halt intelligence sharing
The i Paper • Amy RushtonReform vows to impose tariffs on countries over small boat crossings – this is how
Farage will announce the proposal as he renews his party’s focus on immigration following a heavy slum in the polls
The i Paper • Christian OliverSame old same old as 10-man Hibs fall to defeat at Tannadice
AFTER a change of manager and a training camp in the sun, it was same old same old for the Hibs fans at Tannadice this afternoon. A scrappy goal separated the sides and Hibs ended the game with 10-men. Marink Reedijk made three changes to interim boss John Potter’s side that drew with Aberdeen before the international break Deadline
Deadline News • John HislopFatal crash south of Cromarty Bridge – police seek dash-cam footage
POLICE SCOTLAND have appealed for information following a fatal crash on the A9 south of Cromarty Bridge. Around 8.05am on Friday, 9 October, 2026, we received a report of a crash at Coulnagower, involving four vehicles. The vehicles were a blue Dacia Sandero, a white Iveco lorry, a blue Volkswagen Scirocco and a red BMW
Deadline News • Phyllis StephenTrump’s Putin deal is a desperate attempt to win voters – Ukraine will pay for it
Trump announced a deal to import Russian diesel to the US in stark contrast to a sweeping sanctions law he signed last month
The i Paper • Christian Oliver‘It’s gonna get ugly’: How a midterm savaging would see Trump’s power seep away
Some are predicting the ‘maddest scramble for power’ that Washington has ever seen after the midterms
The i Paper • Daniel BatesShop around for fuel prices with Google
Vehicle drivers will now find it easier to shop around for the best fuel prices as Google Maps display them in real time. This follows a recommendation by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA). Within 30 minutes of changing prices on the forecourt petrol stations must report their prices – or they risk a fine.
Deadline News • Phyllis StephenFlood alerts issued as Atlantic weather front to bring 45mph winds
Forecasts warn that wind and rain could northern and coastal areas while temperatures rise in the south of England
The i Paper • Amy RushtonI was a senior CIA officer. This is how Russian spies prey on us
Sean Wiswesser spent decades in US intelligence. It gave him an extraordinary insight into how Moscow's spy services operate against the West
The i Paper • Isabella BengoecheaGrieving dad and stepmum win right to sue NHS Grampian over daughter’s death
A grieving dad who only discovered his late daughter’s care was negligent when court papers landed on his doorstep can claim damages from NHS Grampian.
Deadline News • Ryan NixonPolice appeal after serious crash
Police Scotland officers have issued an appeal for information following a serious crash in Edinburgh.
Deadline News • Phyllis StephenEvery Falkirk school to become 24-hour public defibrillator point
EVERY council-run primary and secondary school in Falkirk is set to become a publicly accessible defibrillator location under a £50,000 rollout. Falkirk Council will install new external public-access defibrillators at 37 schools, bringing the total across its schools to 50. The equipment will be housed in heated cabinets and available to residents 24 hours a day, seven days a week—not only to pupils and staff. Each new installation will also include a bleed-control kit and additional emergency-response equipment.
Deadline News • Iona CraigThe rise and rise of Trump’s favourite Maga women
The ex-White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt has got a new TV gig. Reports suggest Trump may have found his replacement - alongside a new Maga influencer to join the team
The i Paper • Kit.Gillet@theipaper.comEdinburgh Grand Design comes to life after difficult ten-year build
A PROJECT, featured on a recent episode of Grand Designs, to convert an old driving test centre into a “dream home” has come to life following a halting and testing ten-year build. The couple behind the project – Rory and Jana – even resorted to living in a caravan on the site for more than […] The post Edinburgh Grand Design comes to life after difficult ten-year build appeared first on Deadline News.
Deadline News • Ross ChalmersReview – The Steamie at King’s Theatre Edinburgh
Dolly, Magrit, Doreen and Mrs Culfeathers are back in Tony Roper’s hilarious new touring production of The Steamie, unashamedly played for laughs with a dream cast of Scotland’s finest performers. Premiered by groundbreaking agitprop theatre company Wildcat way back in 1987, The Steamie has since become a keystone of Scottish theatre. Loved by millions it reflects the struggles, camaraderie and strength of working class women in Fifties’ Glasgow.
Deadline News • Liam RuddenMan jailed for six years for assault
A 27-YEAR-OLD MAN has been jailed for six years for the serious assault of a woman in Oban. Daniel Torrie violently attacked his victim at a property on Monday, 17 November, 2025. He was sentenced at the High Court in Glasgow, on Friday, 9 October, 2026, having previously pled guilty to the offence. Detective Chief Inspector Stuart Gillies said: “Daniel Torrie is a dangerous individual and we welcome his sentencing for his despicable actions.
Deadline News • Phyllis StephenUp to 2,400 Scottish parents to receive college training under £10m scheme
Thousands of parents across Scotland are set to benefit from a £10m college training programme aimed at helping families escape poverty.
Deadline News • Iona CraigMarink Reedijk to have backing of strong travelling support at Tannadice
MARINK Reedijk will have the backing of a strong travelling support, with around 2,500 Hibs fans expected to make the trip to Tannadice this afternoon. And the 35-year-old is determined to give them a performance to be proud of. He said: “I’m very excited about the supporters coming along. I understand that more than 2,000, perhaps even 2,500, will be travelling with us. That’s brilliant
Deadline News • John HislopClaudia Winkleman chooses pieces by Scottish designer Judy R. Clark
Presenter Claudia Winkleman was wearing ready to wear fashion created by Scottish designer, Judy R. Clark, on Friday evening on The Celebrity Traitors. Ms Clark is an Edinburgh based designer of considerable renown, and her designs from the recent Ebony collection were shown off by Ms Winkleman wearing them on the TV show. The Traitors […] The post Claudia Winkleman chooses pieces by Scottish designer Judy R. Clark appeared first on Deadline News.
Deadline News • Phyllis StephenScottish council votes to apologise to women persecuted as witches centuries ago
A Scottish council has voted to issue a formal apology to people persecuted as witches more than 350 years ago following a heated row.
Deadline News • Iona CraigTrump’s brutalised America is crumbling before our eyes
Patrick Cockburn: The US President and his lieutenants are furiously attacking all that was best in American government and society
The i Paper • Patrick CockburnI warned of Russian sabotage at RAF base… hours later two men were arrested
Nato intelligence officials met at RAF Molesworth this week as Vladimir Putin steps up grey-zone attacks on Europe and the UK
The i Paper • Joe DugganEllie Taylor on the Strictly backlash: ‘People don’t like change’
As she takes the reins on 'Strictly' spin-off 'It Takes Two', the comedian and presenter talks about keeping viewers onside, her social anxiety – and her stint on a lads' mag
The i Paper • Emily BakerJunior pension or ISA? The best way to save for your children, according to experts
How you plan for your child's future now could have a huge impact on their finances later
The i Paper • Alina.Khan@theipaper.comCrash involving tram – man taken to hospital
POLICE Scotland officers have issued an appeal for information following a serious crash involving a pedestrian. Around 10.55pm on Monday, 5 October, 2026, a pedestrian was struck by a tram on the tramline adjacent to Broomhouse Drive. The pedestrian, a 20-year-old man, was taken to hospital for treatment to serious injuries. No other injuries were
Deadline News • Phyllis StephenThree found guilty of killing Australian brothers and American friend on surf trip
Three men have been found guilty of murdering two Australian brothers and their American friend during a surfing trip in Mexico.
Breaking News: Is Sanju Samson’s Luck Bad? This is the first time this has happened to a player
In the second T20 against West Indies, Sanju Samson batted brilliantly and scored 82 runs off 41 balls. This innings with nine fours and four sixes helped Team India post the highest T20 score against West Indies. The Indian team managed to score 249 runs in 20 overs. Sanju Samson batted brilliantly in this match, but he was also unlucky. He had a chance to score a century but lost his wicket. Sanju Samson is the first batsman in the world to be dismissed between 80 and 90 three times in a calendar year in T20.
London Journal | The Voice of London • AndersonMaya Jama has one big problem
James Acaster and Hannah Fry are the most reluctant Traitors in the show's history – Maya Jama needs to whip them into shape
The i Paper • Emily BakerTrump agrees deal with Putin to release Russian diesel to US and global markets
Donald Trump has announced that he has made a deal with Vladimir Putin that will allowing Russia to “immediately release” diesel into the US and global markets.
The i Paper • Brendan McFaddenBreaking News: India lost despite scoring 249 runs, West Indies’ brilliant win in Ranchi, Captain Hope’s smashing ce
Even after three and a half years in Ranchi, Team India’s fortunes have not changed. After losing to New Zealand at the same ground in 2023, Team India suffered a crushing defeat against West Indies this time. In the second match of the T20 series played at the JSCA Stadium, Team India posted a mammoth score of 249 runs. However, captain Shai Hope’s mighty century and Sherfan Rutherford’s explosive innings saw West Indies surpass the target to set a record and level the series 1–1.
London Journal | The Voice of London • AndersonDoes Elon Musk want to play a game of power change in India by entering Starlink? What is the real truth behind Musk’s gam
Recently on social media platform ‘X’, Elon Musk attacked India’s top businessmen Ambani and Mittal who owns a telecom company, writing that some rich (oligarchs) are not allowing Starlink to come to India to maintain their own interests and monopoly. Musk was directly pointing at Indian telecom leaders Mukesh Ambani (Jio) and Sunil Bharti Mittal
London Journal | The Voice of London • AndersonInvest in gold or bet on silver? The real game of ‘Gold Silver Ratio’ began
Gold prices hovered around a 1-month low of ₹1,52,520 per 10 grams on Wednesday, October 7, 2026. Gold and silver are in a phase of consolidation in commodity markets. However, even then the gold-silver ratio has reached 68. This shows that, comparatively speaking, gold is still expensive. This means 2 things for a common investor.
London Journal | The Voice of London • AndersonLionesses solve one headache with win in Greece – but still have two more
England Women win first leg of World Cup qualifying play-offs in Crete
The i Paper • Katherine.Lucas@theipaper.comAndrew should still be worried, even if the police investigation falters
Unless he can clear his name in a fully open process, the allegations against Andrew will never go away
The i Paper • Zoe.Drewett@theipaper.comIt’s time for Man Utd to press the nuclear button
Michael Carrick is one match from the knacker's yard
The i Paper • Kevin GarsideThe picture that raises awkward questions for Burnham over Man City links
The Prime Minister is facing fresh scrutiny after it emerged he visited China with club executives in 2018
The i Paper • Steve RobsonInside Liverpool’s backlash against landlords who house asylum seekers
The city's council is trying to limit the spread of bedsit-type conversions as locals raise concerns about transient residents, extra noise and excess rubbish
The i Paper • Adam.T.Forrest@theipaper.comHow El Niño could affect your holidays, from a 50°C Med to skiing in Scotland
The weather event could increase the chances of warmer, wetter autumn weather in Spain and the Mediterranean, drought in southern Africa, and a cold, snowy winter in the UK
The i Paper • Emma FeatherstoneTwo groups interested in Everton takeover – what it means for Moyes and transfers
The key questions answered as the Friedkin Group announce intention to sell the Toffees
The i Paper • Mark DouglasHow scrapping inheritance tax on family homes could kill off downsizing
Wealthy pensioners may even consider upsizing their property to reduce their tax bill, experts say
The i Paper • Alina.Khan@theipaper.comNorthern Ireland secretary says he will ban Drumcree parade
Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant said he is to ban the Drumcree parade.
The new EV threat to UK Brexit deal
Hopes fade of deal on university tuition fees and access to new EU trade rules
The i Paper • Arj SinghWiddecombe murder 'politically and ideologically motivated'
Ann Widdecombe's murder is alleged to have been "politically and ideologically motivated", a court has heard.
Hibs new signing Rabbi Matondo has “unfinished business” in Scotland
Rabbi Matondo says he has “unfinished business” in Scotland. The winger is ready to make his Hibs debut in tomorrow’s game against Dundee United at Tannadice Park tomorrow. Matondo was part of the club’s warm-weather training camp in La Manga and played in two behind-closed-doors games last week. After a successful trial period, the new No39 was handed a deal until the end of the
Deadline News • John Hislop‘Zack should go’: How hard-left revolt and antisemitism row turned Greens ‘toxic’
Green Party leader now urged to 'show leadership' and undo damage of controversial Zionism motion
The i Paper • Arj SinghIt’s a horrible time to be a young woman – but Kim, 19, gave me hope
Vicky Spratt: Too many of us are unable to access the right mental health support
The i Paper • Vicky Spratt“Nonna” behind popular Edinburgh eatery dies aged 76
The beloved “nonna” who co-founded one of Edinburgh’s most popular restaurants has died at 76.
Deadline News • Ryan NixonCouncil housebuilding plan thrown into disarray by Right to Buy surge
Andy Burnham’s promise of a homebuilding revolution will be undermined for years as local authorities struggle with a backlog of sales
The i Paper • Zoe.Drewett@theipaper.comHegseth’s firing squad shows the cruelty at the heart of Trump’s White House
Donald Trump's defence chief wants to add the USA back to a list that presently comprises only Iran and Afghanistan
The i Paper • James BallDrought declared in Yorkshire
Drought has been declared in Yorkshire due to a lack of spring and summer rainfall, the Environment Agency has said.
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