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Local election 2023 key results so far as Conservatives lose council seats across country

The Conservative Party suffered losses in some vital areas following the local elections last night

Manchester Evening News

Local elections 2023: The key battlegrounds as Greater Manchester prepares to go to the polls

There are fears voters will forget to bring ID with them to polling stations and won't bother to return

Manchester Evening News

Sonic’s Ben Schwartz Has An Amazing Story About Watching Con-Air With John Malkovich

Con-Air is an iconic John Malkovich movie. But what must it be like to watch Con-Air WITH John Malkovich?

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Logan’s Napoleon Josephine letters and five other bizarrely boujie gifts we think Willa and Connor received

What do you get the weirdest, wealthiest couple in the world? Napoleon’s love letters and, we reckon, a Patek Philippe watch and high quality blender for “hyper-decanting” wine

Evening Standard

Symphonies reach parity: how female Australian composers made themselves heard

The country’s two most esteemed orchestras achieve 50% female representation for new compositions as years of lobbying, quotas and mentorship pay off

The Guardian - AU

Former ITV I'm A Celeb star and MP Nadine Dorries sparks fury with comments on Gary Lineker BBC row

The Conservative politician's opinion has angered thousands of people

Manchester Evening News

Edinburgh's Capital Sci-Fi Con is returning with Star Wars and Harry Potter actors

Scottish Sci-Fi fans could not only meet some famous figures from TV and film by buying tickets for Capital Sci-Fi Con 2023 but will also be helping Children’s Hospices Across Scotland (CHAS)

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Kevin Maguire's 2023 predictions include strikes, sleaze, stubbornness and separation

After last year’s economic and political nightmares, Mystic Mag peers into his crystal ball to predict what further horrors lie in store as Tories lurch from one disaster to the next

Daily Mirror

Give the gift of geekiness with tickets to Capital Sci-Fi Con

Capital Sci-Fi Con brings together figures and fans from the world of film and television, comic book writers and artists, traders and the best movie set props.

Daily Record

The data that shows Boris isn't as popular as everyone says

'I suspect he would lose to the Daily Star lettuce as well'

Manchester Evening News

‘Livid’ Tory backbencher says he has ‘had enough of talentless people’ OLD

Conservative backbencher says he has ‘not seen anything like’ scenes in Commons on Wednesday

The Independent UK

The 5 best car phone mounts for thick cases

The best car phone mounts for thick cases can accommodate a range of devices. As you shop, consider where and how you want to install the mount in your vehicle.

Inverse

Division over city's true jewel in the crown

THE DUMP at Wallsend is the jewel in Newcastle's crown.

Newcastle Herald

James McCarthy has unfinished business with Dublin as he scoffs retirement talk

Ballymun Kickhams star backs manager Dessie Farrell to bring the Dubs back to the top

Belfast Live

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Sports Illustrated

Kyler Murray ‘Homework’ Clause in His Contract Leads to Memes, Mocking, Amazement

The Cardinals are making sure Kyler Murray watches film for four hours a week with no distractions.

Reason

South Carolina Will Let This Hospital Bypass Its Certificate of Need Laws, but That's It

Another example of the infuriating cronyism behind CON regulations, which won't apply to a well-established hospital in Charleston that's looking to move.

The Guardian - UK

Why do polling firms like YouGov tweak polls? Because they are scared of being wrong

The pressure to avoid mistakes can force pollsters to second-guess themselves, just as YouGov did in 2017, says Peter Kellner, a former president of YouGov

Daily Record

Who runs Scottish councils as deals done between political parties to form administrations

Of the 32 councils in Scotland, the SNP is involved in 15, Labour 10, Conservative five, Lib Dems five and independent councillors are involved in the running of nine town halls.

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Daily Record

Falkirk Council election 2022: New faces, but no majority for SNP

SNP fail to get their hoped-for majority despite being largest party, taking 12 of the council's 30 seats, with Labour once again the second biggest party.

Daily Record

SNP triumph in East Ayrshire but council remains hung as group leaders begin serious talks

Votes were counted today at the Galleon Centre in Kilmarnock with the Nationalists taking most seats but falling short of a majority.

Daily Record

Going solo on the South Ayrshire election trail with independent candidate fighting the odds

There are 10 unaffiliated candidates lining up in this year's poll without the resources of the party machines. Andrew Russell speaks about the effort required.

Daily Record

Kilmarnock election candidate took independent route to ensure he can speak his own mind

Former secondary school teacher and historian Graham Boyd is standing in the Kilmarnock East and Hurlford ward.

Daily Record

Conservative stronghold in Ayr could be test of their strength

The Conservatives aim to retain three councillors in Ayr West while Labour aim to regain seat it lost in 2017

Reason

Federal Judge Says Courts Don't Have To Buy 'Nonsensical Explanations' for Bad Regulations

Mississippi has banned new home health care licenses for more than 40 years, despite mounting evidence that the state's CON laws are raising prices and limiting access to care.

Reason

Claim that "Certificate of Need" Law Lacks a Rational Basis Can Go Forward

“[T]he great deference due state economic regulation does not demand judicial blindness to the history of a challenged rule or the context of its adoption nor does it require courts to accept nonsensical explanations for regulation.”

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