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Police post CCTV appeal image so blurry "it looks like a Google Street View face"

One social media user said a "kid with a crayon could make more convincing picture of a man"

Manchester Evening News

Proceeds of crime: gambling firms keep millions when Australians steal to fund addiction

When gambling addicts steal hundreds of thousands of dollars for losing bets, the victims of theft have little recourse. Advocates say that must change

The Guardian - AU

Home Bargains is selling festive Yankee Candles for just £4.99 instead of £12

The candles usually retail at around £12 each, meaning shoppers can save a nifty £7

Daily Record

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Crowds gather in Lanarkshire street to evict alleged paedophile from community

Locals arrived after an online vigilante group posted the individual’s information on its public Facebook page

Daily Record

Man wakes up from motorbike accident thinking it's 1993 and asks wife to marry him again

Andrew and Kirsty Mackenzie were hurled more than 50ft across the street in Virginia after a car skipped a red light and crashed into their motorcycle, leaving them with horror injuries

Daily Mirror

Dinner Date couple SPLIT after he didn't make her dinner for nine years

Jemma Simpson and Edd Rodgers met when they appeared on ITV gameshow Dinner Date and they looked like a match made in heaven, but things soon came undone when he failed to keep up with his cooking skills

Daily Mirror

New restaurant set to open doors in Ayr town centre

The venue marks the expansion of the Smoking Goat Bar & Grill empire.

Daily Record

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Ex-footballer Ian Wright's friend named as new dad stabbed to death on London Bridge

Reece Newcombe, a 31-year-old boxer, had previously helped the train ex-Arsenal footballer Ian Wright for a charity match.

Daily Record

Twitter advertisers fleeing Elon Musk will struggle migrating to Mastodon, an emerging alternative

Mastodon says it's "social networking that's not for sale," but that doesn’t mean all is lost for businesses on the site.

Fortune

Complaints as visitors could not see 'disappointing' fireworks at Newark Christmas Light Switch On

A statement has been released

Nottingham Post

Murder arrest after celebrity boxing trainer stabbed to death with broken glass on bridge

Boxer Reece Newcombe, who had previously helped train ex-Arsenal footballer Ian Wright for a charity match, was named as the man who died after being stabbed on Richmond Bridge on Saturday

Irish Mirror

Ian Wright's friend named as new dad killed with broken glass on London bridge

Boxer Reece Newcombe, 31, had previously helped the train ex-Arsenal footballer Ian Wright for a charity match - he was named as the man who died after being stabbed on Richmond Bridge

Daily Mirror

Albert Pyun, cult filmmaker behind ‘Cyborg’ and ‘Sword and the Sorcerer,’ dies at 69

Albert Pyun, a genre filmmaker known for cult classics such as “The Sword and the Sorcerer” and “Cyborg,” has died. He was 69.

Los Angeles Times

Iran lodges protest with FIFA over US Soccer flag post

Iranian football federation slams ‘unprofessional act’ as US football body uses modified flag in social media posts.

Al Jazeera

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The Independent UK

Eight-year-old dies after choking on bouncy ball in school

Landon McCubbins, eight, began choking while in class at Boston School in Nelson County

ABC News

The Loop: Riots in Brussels after World Cup loss, Trump denies meeting a white supremacist, and fears of China protest reprisals — as it happened

The news Australia is searching for, and all the news that happened while you snoozed: This is The Loop, your quick catch-up for this morning's stories as they happen.

ABC News

World Cup updates: Riots erupt in Belgium as national team loses to Morocco, Spain v Germany ends in a draw

Spain and Germany fight out a dramatic draw as the supersubs make the difference in the clash of the European World Cup contenders.

The Independent UK

Cuba's informal market finds new space on growing internet

Ever-widening access to the internet is offering a new opportunity for Cubans looking for hard-to-obtain basic goods: online shopping

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The Independent UK

Alleged Burger King murderer compares himself to Jesus and Nelson Mandela

Winston Glynn protested his innocence in jailhouse interview, but family of robbery victim Kristal Bayron-Nieves say the evidence against him is overwhelming

The Guardian - UK

Her dying wish: why Toni Crews chose to let her dead body be filmed

When Toni Crews died at 30 of a very rare cancer, her parents were determined to carry out her last request – and allow a documentary team unprecedented access. Here, they share why filming the dissection of their daughter’s body will benefit and educate so many others

Chronicle Live

Seven dangers of posting photos of your children on social media - cyber expert's warning to parents

People are being warned about 'sharenting' as Christmas approaches - here is what experts say about the dangers and the best way to safely share pictures

Al Jazeera

‘I was desperate’: Young job seekers scammed, abused in Nigeria

Predators and fraudsters are exploiting vulnerable unemployed Nigerians, and the costs are sometimes deadly.

Wales Online

Drug dealer was selling cocaine night before his mum's funeral

Convicted bank robber Kerry Hearne led police on a high-speed chase because he didn't want to get arrested and miss the burial the next day

The Guardian - US

‘Extinction is on the table’: Jaron Lanier warns of tech’s existential threat to humanity

The American computer scientist, who coined the term ‘virtual reality,’ cautions against online ‘psychological operatives’

Daily Mirror

Nick Clegg sends son to £22k school after branding private education 'corrosive'

While he was Deputy Prime Minister, Sir Nick said the "rift" between state and private schools was "corrosive for our society and damaging to our economy"

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