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Newsboy's selections for Saturday’s ITV4 races and tips from all 5 UK meetings

Newsboy's Nap selection on Saturday, October 22, is the Nigel Twiston-Davies-trained The Hollow Ginge at Cheltenham (2.05). The next best selection is Newbury runner Striking Star (1.50)

Daily Mirror · Oct 21, 2022

Boy, 12, narrowly escapes petrol station explosion that killed his dad and nine others

Hundreds of people gathered to pay their respects to Donegal explosion victim James O'Flaherty, described as a 'great father and partner' who did everything he could for his family

Daily Mirror · Oct 12, 2022

Creeslough funerals: Catherine O'Donnell and son James killed in Creeslough tragedy laid to rest together

“It is no wonder, under such circumstances, that words fail us this afternoon"

Irish Mirror · Oct 12, 2022

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Communities bow their heads as they say goodbye to three more Creeslough victims

A grey sky hung over the hills surrounding the Donegal parishes.

The Independent UK · Oct 12, 2022

Creeslough: James O'Flaherty's son tells mourners his dad was a "great man who worked very hard"

He had been sitting in his father’s car as a blast ripped through the Applegreen service station

Belfast Live · Oct 12, 2022

Creeslough victim was a ‘truly fantastic’ father and husband, funeral told

Creeslough victim James O’Flaherty was a loving father and husband and had integrity ‘in abundance’, mourners heard on Wednesday.

The Independent UK · Oct 12, 2022

What we know about the cause of the Creeslough tragedy as further 'heartwrenching' funerals take place

Experts are now trying to determine the recent history of any works carried out by contractors at the apartments and service station, according to the Independent

Irish Mirror · Oct 12, 2022

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Creeslough victim's wife and son consoled at wake as guard of honour formed by friends

Archbishop Eamon Martin also visited the area on Monday

Dublin Live · Oct 11, 2022

Friends and family rally round wife and son of Creeslough explosion victim James O'Flaherty

A guard of honour was formed by Tracey's colleagues from Letterkenny University Hospital, where she works as a nurse

Irish Mirror · Oct 10, 2022

The paradise-like Highland Village used as the background for Hamish MacBeth and the Wicker Man

The beautiful village of Plockton has been used as the setting for several films and TV shows and it's easy to see why.

Daily Record · Sep 29, 2022

It Is in Us All review – stylish, shadowy essay in unravelling goes out on a limb

A brash young man visiting Ireland comes apart in Antonia Campbell-Hughes’ promising debut feature

The Guardian - UK · Sep 19, 2022

You be the judge: do I have to tell my girlfriend every detail about my friend’s stag do?

He thinks she’s controlling; she’s worried he’ll go off the rails in Ibiza. Best man or bad boyfriend? You decide

The Guardian - UK · Sep 9, 2022

You be the judge: should my flatmate make coffee for both of us in the morning?

Steve always makes enough for two. Hamish only makes it for himself. There’s trouble brewing here – you decide who’s in the right

The Guardian - UK · Sep 2, 2022

ITV4 The Chase: Scottish player praised as 'excellent quizzer' by Chaser and Bradley Walsh

People took to social media to praise the Scottish player, from Aberdeen, who scored well throughout the show even even got praise from Bradley Walsh and the Chaser.

Edinburgh Live · Aug 25, 2022

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Daily Record · Jul 26, 2022

Crieff family to complete epic 450-mile relay across Scotland for charity that helps vulnerable premature babies and their families

Eight members of the Coffey clan, plus some of their partners, have been hiking, running, swimming and cycling their way from Gretna Green to John o’ Groats

Daily Record · Jul 26, 2022

Scots zoo shares pic of bear cub Brodie posing after covering himself in mud

The eight-month-old cub is already a star in his own right.

Daily Record · Jul 26, 2022

Family crossing Scotland for charity make their way through Dumfries and Galloway

The Coffeys from Crieff are undertaking a 450-mile relay across Scotland in which they will hike, run, swim and cycle their way from Gretna Green to John o’ Groats

Daily Record · Jul 16, 2022

Walk through the decades as shopping centre photo exhibition marks East Kilbride's 75th anniversary

EK Through the Decades gives a fascinating glimpse of the evolution of the town

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The Independent UK · Jun 29, 2022

Wimbledon hawk trainer was told to ‘get a proper job’ in early days

Wayne Davis has been training birds of prey to clear pigeons from the All England Club in south-west London for 22 years.

The Guardian - UK · Jun 1, 2022

‘The kids gaze as if it’s the Pantanal’: a cool canal break in Worcestershire

On a sleek boat complete with mood lighting, we kick back and enjoy the challenge of the mid-Worcestershire canal loop – covering 21 miles and 33 locks in a weekend

Daily Record · Apr 18, 2022

Unique chainsaw carving of Falkirk's 'much loved' Hamish the horse a step closer

Hamish the Clydesdale horse sadly passed away in November 2021, following a period of ill health.

The Conversation · Apr 10, 2022

Love, violence and 'class wounds' in Thatcher-era Glasgow: what Booker winner Douglas Stuart did next

In the suspenseful opening to Douglas Stuart’s second novel, Young Mungo, it is not clear if 15-year-old Mungo is being abducted or freely going with the two men who collect him from his mother.

Tribune News Service · Apr 6, 2022

Review: 'Young Mungo,' by Douglas Stuart

FICTION: Two teenage boys fall in love in a violent Glasgow neighborhood during the 1980s.

The Guardian - UK · Apr 6, 2022

Young Mungo by Douglas Stuart review – grit and longing in Glasgow

Young love drives dreams of escape in this immersive follow-up to the Booker-winning Shuggie Bain

ABC News · Apr 1, 2022

The best new books to read in April as selected by avid readers and critics

Our critics’ top picks for the month include novels about a dystopian tech future, feuding visitors to a remote Irish island, and teenage boys falling in love in conflict-riven 90s Glasgow.

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