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Things you only know if you grew up in St Helens

If you're from St Helens you should know all of these

Liverpool Echo

POINT: Why is the internet different than other forms of media?

It is unusual for a clause in an act of Congress to develop a cult following, but Section 230 of the 1996 Communications Decency Act has. The clause explicitly says that the internet should not be treated like print or broadcast media, which means internet platforms do not bear any…

Tribune News Service

Work starts on £1.5m locomotive maintenance facility

'This expansion in Leicester means we will be playing our part in developing a more efficient rail network'

Birmingham Post

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$160K Libel Verdict for Accusing Stepmother of Poisoning Father Upheld

From Osowski v. Harer, decided today by the Minnesota Court of Appeals, in an opinion by Judge Randall Slieter, joined by Presiding Judge Jennifer Frish and Judge John Smith: This defamation case, commenced by respondent Karen K. Osowski, arises from statements appellant Edie Harer made to law enforcement several months…

Reason

‘We needed a massive amount of resilience’: the female Labour MPs from the class of ’87

At the general election that year, the number of women in the Commons jumped to (an albeit still tiny) 41. Some talk about the sexism – and the solidarity

The Guardian - UK

Campaigner Harry Leslie Smith was bridge to past - with warnings of ravaged NHS future

Harry Leslie Smith would have turned 100 this week and, as Ros Wynne-Jones writes, all of us who loved him miss his wisdom as Britain confronts one of the most challenging periods since his own childhood

Daily Mirror

Shocking access oversight for fast-tracked EV charging network

John Smith says the EV recharging rollout has no consideration for needs of the disabled

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Liverpool's first legal 'all-nighter' that police objected to and hundreds attended

The event was agreed by councillors as a last minute decision

Liverpool Echo

Edinburgh cyclist rushed to hospital after crash with car on busy city street

PC John Smith of Edinburgh police said: “I am appealing for anyone who saw what happened or who has dash-cam that could assist with our enquiries to get in touch.”

Edinburgh Live

At 16 years plus, Speedy is the oldest known sea dragon, facial-recognition project finds

John has been diving with Speedy the sea dragon on Tasmania's east coast for 16 years. Using facial recognition, scientists have identified Speedy as the longest-living sea dragon recorded.

ABC News

People who claim to be Elvis Presley's 'secret' kids - Elvis Jnr and court battle

Lisa Marie Presley was Elvis' only child and the sole heir to his estate - but a number of people have come forward with unsubstantiated claims he is their father

Daily Mirror

Fascinating facts about Glasgow's villages from Parkhead to Maryhill

Long before the villages of Glasgow were swallowed up by the city, the small settlements in the area had many tales to tell - from lost Aztec treasures to pioneering librarians.

Glasgow Live

Expert shares how to keep your dog calm on New Year's Eve and what to avoid

Canine expert John Smith shares his top tips for keeping your dog calm and happy on New Year's Eve - including what decorations to avoid and how to act around them

Daily Mirror

From a murder at Strangeways to a poisoning at a workhouse: Manchester's horrible Christmas histories

A historian has unearthed some of the city's most grisly Christmas tales

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Liverpool Echo

Seven things everyone who grew up in St Helens has experienced

How many of these have you done?

Daily Record

Celtic and Rangers punters embroiled in calculator wars as Chris Sutton met with Hotline blowback

The transfer window is just around the corner and Chris Sutton's valuation of Juranovic has opened a can of worms on the Hotline as Fraser Wilson discovered when taking your calls.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Inside the 'tridemic': North Philly children struggling to breathe are waiting hours to be seen at the ER

PHILADELPHIA — Raspy cries and barky coughs echoed across the emergency room at St. Christopher's Hospital for Children on a recent chilly morning in North Philadelphia. Kids had just started to stream into the waiting room, yet every available bed was already filled.

Salon

"The Boy in the Box" has his name back

"This announcement only closes one chapter in this little boy's story," said Commissioner Danielle Outlaw

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Wales Online

'Reporting this World Cup has been the privilege of my life'

"To tell the story of when little Wales stood up and sang and cheered and showed the world who we are"

Tribune News Service

POINT: Discrimination in education cannot be justified

The Supreme Court recently heard arguments from Harvard and the University of North Carolina about using race and ethnicity in admissions policies. Project 21, the Black Leadership Network of which I am a member, submitted an amicus brief in the Harvard case.

Wales Online

Inside Wales' World Cup training base with four pitches, fitness centre, massage rooms and a very Welsh feel

Wales' World Cup training base has been transformed to ensure Rob Page's squad feel at home

Reason

Why the Indian Child Welfare Act is Unconstitutional

Well, you can't say that my new book, Classified: The Untold Story of Racial Classification in America, was not well-timed. Last week, the Supreme Court took up the issue of affirmative action in admissions, and directly addressed the question raised in my book as to whether the classifications are too…

Glasgow Live

Six lost Glasgow shops we'd love to see make a comeback

Recent decades have seen many legendary names vanish from Glasgow's shopping thoroughfares and there are loads we miss dearly. We take a look at six we'd like to see make a comeback.

Wales Online

'We're a long way off' — The ongoing struggles facing Welsh women's domestic football

Despite a surge in demand for girls football in Wales, women's domestic top-flight football has yet to feel a similar injection of enthusiasm amid ongoing struggles to keep pace with a rapidly changing landscape.

The Guardian - UK

John Smith and Mo Mowlam led the original prawn cocktail offensive

Brief letters: Labour and the City | Morrissey’s motorway stop | Vince Cable’s legacy | Silent school dinners | The Year of the Three Kings

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