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Bikes of the Year: Geoff looks back at the highlights of the past 12 months

Stand by for the scooter, coolest bike, midrange machine, adventure bike, retro bike and sports tourer of the year – and prepare yourself for a surprise with Geoff’s choice as his overall machine of the year

Daily Mirror

Five Bikes Jason Is Looking Forward To In 2023

In an extremely on-brand move, Jason lists a handful of neo-retro standards, tiny Hondas, and a Ural as the bikes he's most excited about in 2023.

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TV presenter Jason Mohammad throws support behind Black Swimming Association

The BBC TV and radio star endorses the BSA's aims of improving swimming and water safety education across diverse communities

Wales Online

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Pioneering swimmer Dearing makes waves with National Lottery project

Olympian Alice Dearing is working with the Black Swimming Association to encourage more people to engage in water safety education

Wales Online

BSA Scrambler Concept Debuted At 2022 Motorcycle Live Show

BSA unveiled its Scrambler design concept at the 2022 Motorcycle Live show in Birmingham, U.K., to both pique and gauge the interest of showgoers.

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Private Equity Firm Mutares To Take Controlling Stake In Peugeot Motocycles

Mahindra and Mahindra, which currently owns Peugeot Motocycles, announced that a private equity firm will likely control the French OEM in 2023.

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BSA Motorcycles To Get Distribution In Europe Through Peugeot Motocycles

The revived BSA Motorcycles announced that it's teaming up with Peugeot for distribution across Europe in the coming months. What does it mean for the future?

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New cafe will use profits to help people in need across South Lanarkshire

Born and Bread in the Community in Hamilton will provide Christmas Day and New Year dinners to those less fortunate.

Daily Record

One in seven people are ‘dealing with the cost-of-living crisis with no savings’

A third of savers are relying on savings to see them through the current difficulties, and a third say they could not survive a month if they lost their income

Wales Online

Huge quantities of food grains found in Ballia government school, Principal suspended

The Principal of Primary School Dumduma was suspended, after undistributed food grains for mid-day meal were found in the school due to the alleged carelessness of the principal, the Basic Shiksha Adhikari (BSA) informed on Wednesday. Read more on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

Support for independence at all-time high, major new poll finds

SUPPORT for an independent Scotland has reached its highest-ever level in a major survey which identifies long-term changes in people’s

The National (Scotland)

Bankruptcy judge approves $2.46 billion reorganization plan for Boy Scouts of America

A bankruptcy judge in Delaware has approved a $2.46 billion Chapter 11 reorganization plan for the Boy Scouts of America, a decision that will directly impact more than 80,000 sexual abuse survivors

Tribune News Service

Judge approves $2.46 billion Boy Scouts reorganization plan in sex abuse suit

It'd enable the BSA to compensate over 80,000 men who allege scout leaders sexually abused them.

Axios

Ruling leaves questions about Boy Scouts bankruptcy plan

A Delaware bankruptcy judge has approved parts of the Boy Scouts of America’s reorganization plan but has rejected other provisions, saying the organization has decisions to make regarding the plan

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2022 BSA Gold Star Is Coming Soon After Delays, Says Classic Legends

The Classic Legends revival of BSA has faced some delays in the U.K., but is planned to launch soon, say two of the men behind the 2022 venture.

Bangkok Post

BSA helpline to fight unlicensed software

Leading global software trade group BSA has launched helplines in Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines to help businesses in the engineering, infrastructure and construction industries cope with challenges related to software copyright compliance.

Daily Mirror

Possibly the most beautiful bike on the planet: BSA Gold Star launch review

Indian giant Mahindra has revived a British legend and it not only looks gorgeous, but has surprising get up and go for a single, light handling and a price which will make it very attractive to anyone looking for classical looks with modern performance

Salon

5 horrifying Boy Scout abuse doc moments

Hulu's two-hour film revisits the rampant sexual abuse that took place within the Boy Scouts of America for decades

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The Independent UK

One in five people ‘putting off major purchases as households cut back’

A fifth of people are concerned about rising interest rates, according to the Building Societies Association.

The Guardian - US

‘It’s such a horrible thing’: devastating film examines sexual abuse in the Boy Scouts

In Leave No Trace, survivors speak about what they endured under the Boy Scouts of America, leading to the biggest sexual abuse settlement in history

Daily Mirror

Many Brits 'couldn't cover bills for a week if they lost their job', says report

A new report from the Building Societies Association has found the full extent of the cost of living crisis with one in 20 Brit employees unable to cover their bills for a week if they lost their main job

Wales Online

One in 20 employees ‘could not cover bills for week if they lost their income’

One in six 'would not be able to last a month'

The Independent UK

One in 20 employees ‘could not cover bills for a week if they lost their income’

The Building Societies Association, which published the findings, has highlighted the benefits of workplace savings schemes.

The Independent UK

UCL architecture school apologises for bullying and harassment

Some tutors were alleged to have invited students to parties involving cocaine, and to have dated students during their time at the school.

The Guardian - UK

UCL apologises for ‘bullying and sexual misconduct’ at architecture school

London university investigation finds ‘culture of unacceptable behaviour’ going back decades

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