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Buckinghamshire teacher who ‘dropped Ketamine in primary school toilets’ banned
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Teacher who 'dropped Ketamine in primary school toilets' banned

Would you pay extra for a seat in an adult-only zone on a flight?
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Would you pay extra for a seat in an adult-only zone on a flight?

‘Magic moment’ great crested grebe hitches ride on mother’s back at Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire
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'Magic moment' great crested grebe hitches ride on mother's back

More ‘zombie knives' to be banned as police given seize and destroy powers
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More ‘zombie knives' to be banned as police given seize and destroy powers

Family to return home after locals rebuild house destroyed in gas explosion
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Family to return home after locals rebuild house destroyed in gas explosion

Surgeon felt 'a bit sick' after plucking worm from woman's brain
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Surgeon felt 'a bit sick' after plucking worm from woman's brain

Flight data received by air traffic services ’caused technical fault’ NATS confirm
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Flight data received by air traffic services 'caused technical fault’

Five metre-long carpet snake interrupts family lunch in Australia
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Five metre-long carpet snake interrupts family lunch in Australia

What are my rights if my flight is cancelled or delayed?
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What are my rights if my flight is cancelled or delayed?

How long will flight disruption from the air traffic control fault last?
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How long will flight disruption from the air traffic control fault last?

UK flight disruption ‘to last for days’ as air traffic control review ordered
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Warning disruption to UK flights 'could last for days'

Surgeon probing Australian woman’s mystery symptoms plucks worm from her brain
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Surgeon probing woman’s mystery symptoms plucks worm from her brain

UK trust in supermarkets at ‘lowest level since horsemeat scandal’ over food prices
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Trust in supermarkets at 'lowest level since horsemeat scandal' 

Fresh food prices 'helped retail inflation slow down in August'
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Fresh food prices 'helped retail inflation slow down in August'

Couple die week before 54th anniversary after driving into flooded area in Liverpool
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Couple die week before anniversary after driving into flooded area

Mum of Spanish football boss Luis Rubiales on 'hunger strike'
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Mum of Spanish football boss Luis Rubiales on 'hunger strike'

Flight delay warning from Loganair amid ‘nation-wide failure’ of air traffic systems
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Flight plans 'being input manually' as passengers warned over delays

Totem pole stolen from Nisga’a Nation in Canada to be given back by National Museum of Scotland after 95 years
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Totem pole stolen from Nisga’a Nation to be 'rematriated' by Scotland

Braverman does not rule out GPS tagging of asylum seekers
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Braverman does not rule out GPS tagging of asylum seekers

BBC mistaken identity interview star Guy Goma plans to sue corporation over lost earnings for clip
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BBC mistaken identity interview star Guy Goma plans to sue corporation

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National Insurance hike has forced closure of at least five Scottish care homes
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National Insurance hike has forced closure of 'at least five Scottish care homes'

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Two teens arrested after girl, 17, raped in Bellshill home
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Two teens arrested after girl, 17, raped in home

Emergency services called to tackle large wildfire in Aberdeenshire
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Emergency services called to tackle large wildfire 

Man in hospital after car ‘deliberately’ driven at him and set on fire in Stirling
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Man in hospital after hit and run murder bid 

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Fire crews tackle blaze at combined heat and power plant in the Highlands
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Fire crews tackle blaze at combined heat and power plant 

Former Celtic chairman and SFA president Jack McGinn dies aged 92
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Former Celtic chairman and SFA president Jack McGinn dies aged 92

Assisted dying in Scotland is not a done deal
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Assisted dying in Scotland is not a done deal

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Bricks produced in Scotland approved for use in construction projects
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From Errol to Ukraine: Charity celebrates 100 lorries of aid to conflict zone
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Charity celebrates sending 100 lorries of aid to Ukraine

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Artist creates miniature replicas of Edinburgh’s pubs
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Almost 50 MPs to rebel over welfare cuts as Labour revolt grows
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Almost 50 MPs to rebel over welfare cuts as Labour revolt grows

Nigel Farage’s Reform ‘very much enjoyed’ Prime Minister’s immigration speech
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Nigel Farage's Reform 'very much enjoyed' Prime Minister's immigration speech

Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces questions after announcing immigration crackdown
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Keir Starmer faces questions after announcing immigration crackdown

Assisted Dying in Scotland: What happens next? 
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Assisted Dying in Scotland: What happens next? 

What do Keir Starmer’s immigration changes mean for Scotland? 
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Holidaymakers ‘trimming budgets this summer amid cost-of-living concerns’
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Holidaymakers ‘trimming budgets this summer amid cost-of-living concerns’

‘Silent’ pro-Palestinian protest to be held in Basel streets during Eurovision
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‘Silent’ pro-Palestinian protest to be held in Basel streets during Eurovision

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Spar chicken pulled from shelves over fears it could cause meningitis
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'Do not eat': Chicken pulled from shelves over fears it could cause meningitis