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Wishaw care worker struck off by regulator after "extremely serious" conduct with dementia patient

Robert Fairley received the ultimate sanction following his actions at the unnamed care home.

Daily Record

Drivers to get better views of monuments

National Highways said it wants to protect and enhance heritage assets adjacent to England’s motorways and major A roads.

The Independent UK

Alice Cooper: "There wasn’t one human being on the planet that thought we’d get past thirty years old"

Godfather of shock-rock Alice Cooper on the Hollywood Vampires, the perks of being a sober celebrity, and launching a Johnny Depp and Amber Heard soap opera

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'Little remorse' from Glasgow carer who threatened to punch vulnerable man

David Collins has been given a warning after shouting at a vulnerable person he was responsible for looking after while employed as a support practitioner in Glasgow.

Glasgow Live

Bank holiday traffic chaos as 'severe' congestion caused by water mains works

Drivers faced delays of up to 40 minutes as they headed out to enjoy the bank holiday sun

Manchester Evening News

Mum tells how 'creepy' thief struck as she issues warning over keyless cars

Sarah Baxter told how she was disturbed to find the thief had been busy stealing her Mercedes while she was awake with her newborn just feet away

Daily Mirror

Raspberry Pi Pico Controls Wireless Buttons for Bullet Time Video Booth

Sebastian Staacks is using a couple of Picos to drive wireless buttons used in a bullet time video booth project for a wedding.

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Heathrow chaos enters third day amid biggest bank holiday rush since 2019

Busiest weekend since 2019 is expected in the air and on the roads, with rail strikes blighting the second half of the half-term week

The Independent UK

Glasgow carer who showed up to work drunk removed from register

Kelly Hooper showed up to the home of a service user to provide care while under the influence of alcohol, with the Scottish Social Services Council stating she put them at "risk of physical and emotional harm".

Glasgow Live

Man fed up waiting fills 20cm pothole, and is shocked by council response

Multiple drivers had reported the large hole in the road but no-one showed up to fix it, until Paul did it himself

Wales Online

Drivers urged to report 'every pothole they see' amid related breakdowns surge

The AA has called on motorists to make 2023 'The Year of the Pothole' with this year set to be one of the worst on record for road conditions

Chronicle Live

Drivers urged to report every road surface blemish as pothole breakdowns soar

The AA, which issued the plea, said it wants authorities to ‘understand the true state of our roads’.

The Independent UK

Surge in pothole breakdowns sees drivers urged to report every road surface blemish

Common problems caused by potholes include damaged shock absorbers, broken suspension springs and distorted wheels

Wales Online

V&A's Tropical Modernism: a vivid look at architecture culture in newly independent Ghana

Subtitled ‘Architecture and Power in West Africa’, V&A's 'Tropical Modernism' is a richly historical show at the 2023 Venice Biennale, perfectly aligned with the overarching theme of inclusion and exploration of modernism’s overlooked cultural impact

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New changes to DWP telephone system over next three years due to start with Universal Credit

The move is designed to improve and support future demand on DWP telephony services.

The Conversation

Venice architecture biennale: how pioneering Ghanaian architects reckoned with tropical modernism

As curator of the 2023 Venice architecture biennale, the Ghanaian-Scottish architect, Lesley Lokko, has chosen to highlight the African continent as “the laboratory of the future”.

Dublin Live

Dublin petrol prices: Crumlin and Ballinteer the cheapest places to buy fuel in the capital today

The latest AA Ireland fuel prices survey for May shows the average petrol price across the state is €1.57, the lowest since September 2021

Irish Mirror

AA Ireland issues guidance on new E10 petrol - compatibility, concerns, value

Some FSI engines from the Volkswagen Group, older Renault models and old Alfa Romeos and Fiats could have some issues

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Highway Code changes coming into force this month including fuel rule that could land drivers £100 fine

The rule on running out of fuel while on the road has now been extended to cover electric vehicles and could also see motorists slapped with three points on their licence

Daily Mirror

New Highway Code fuel rule that means motorists could face a £100 fine

Changes are being implemented to the Highway Code this month with new driving laws impacting electric car parking fines, introducing more clean air zones, and a seeing handful ofchanges

Bristol Post

New Highway Code rules coming into force this year including if drivers run out of fuel

Changes will impact electric car parking fines and clean air zones

Birmingham Post

Robert Parker hotel collection comes up for sale as owners retire

The four hotels include Doxford Hall Hotel & Spa in Alnwick and Eshott Hall in Morpeth

Bangkok Post

Making ESG ratings count for something

MSCI, one of the most influential gatekeepers of environmental, social, and governance ratings, is about to downgrade the ESG ratings of 31,000 investment funds in one fell swoop. The dramatic move comes after MSCI decided to update its methodology and require funds to meet higher standards for AA or AAA…

Daily Record

DWP to introduce ‘Virtual Agent’ telephone system over next three years starting with Universal Credit

The move is designed to improve and support future demand on DWP telephony services.

ABC News

Alcohol was Clare's friend when she was isolated. Then she hit rock bottom and it was a long, hard climb back

Clare started using alcohol to feel better when life became difficult. She almost lost everything she cared about but eventually she found her way back to happiness.

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