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Father drove car at stabbings suspect after train attack

Dave Scott was waiting to collect his daughter at Huntingdon railway station when the alleged knife attacker approached his vehicle.

The Independent UK · Nov 5, 2025

"If you're not joining in, you're out… I got my P45”: How the Bee Gees, Burt Bacharach and coke derailed the first attempt at recording Oasis's Definitely Maybe

It started with a promise between friends and turned into every producer’s worst nightmare: Inside the aborted first attempt at recording Oasis’s classic debut

MusicRadar · Nov 1, 2024

Tom Hamilton: "I thought, I'll be damned if I'm going to play eighth-notes on the root all my life!"

Aerosmith’s long-serving bassist reflects on becoming a "music-book junkie", channeling John Paul Jones and "smoking a bowl" before writing Sweet Emotion

Guitar World · Jun 9, 2023

Marcus Hayes: Ivan Provorov shuns LGBTQ+ community as Flyers miss a chance to make a difference on Pride night

PHILADELPHIA — Not long ago, John Tortorella would’ve benched a player for kneeling during the national anthem. These days, if you wear your homophobia like a Pride flag, you earn Tortorella’s respect.

The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jan 18, 2023

Woodland Trust's top NI winter wonderlands to visit with loved ones for free this Christmas

"Whether it’s a crisp, frosty morning or a damp soggy afternoon, it’s great to pull on your boots, wrap up warm and head out for an invigorating stroll"

Belfast Live · Dec 26, 2022

Hard hitting anti-sectarianism campaign hits the streets of Dumbarton

Nil by Mouth has launched the ‘Writing on the Wall’ campaign which will run across high streets in the west of Scotland with the aim of encouraging people to report incidents they see, and to push for those convicted of hate crimes to be forced to scrub walls clean of…

Daily Record · Dec 15, 2022

Brown sugar, banana, Cinnamon Toast Crunch: Philly’s ice cream makers are taking soft serve to the next level

PHILADELPHIA — Philly empties out on summer weekends, when the Shore crowd beats a path down the Expressway. Streets are quiet, parking spots abound, and the city’s businesses brace themselves for the slow season.

The Philadelphia Inquirer · Aug 15, 2022

Bigots plaster Dumbarton football pitch in vile anti-Catholic stickers before charity tournament

The sectarian messages were stuck on signs and fencing around East End Park - the host venue for Dumbarton Harp’s annual seven-a-side tournament on Saturday, which helped collect supplies for foodbank West Dunbartonshire Community Foodshare.

Daily Record · Jun 27, 2022

Mike Sielski: The Flyers are in a bad way. They and their fans need to understand how bad.

A long time and several hundred Flyers head coaches ago, Ed Snider got angry at a press conference. It was October 2013. He and the rest of the organization’s brain trust – general manager Paul Holmgren, president Peter Luukko – had fired Peter Laviolette and were replacing him with Craig…

The Philadelphia Inquirer · Feb 1, 2022

Marcus Hayes: Flyers GM Chuck Fletcher put on the clock by club head Dave Scott

Dave Scott apologized for the Flyers’ wretched season. Drowning in a sea of empty seats, Scott promised that things will get better. Scott, in an unusual midseason state-of-the-team address from a CEO, sympathized with fans who are angry that the Flyers are the worst version of themselves in their 54…

The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jan 28, 2022