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Lidl £1 cocktail ice lollies are 'ideal for the summer heatwave' say shoppers

Lidl shoppers have been quick to praise "refreshing" freeze pops sold by the budget retailer that are "ideal for the summer" amid scorching temperatures

Glasgow Live

You can stay in a cute hut at a vegan animal sanctuary and pet chickens on the sofa

This is certainly a family-friendly staycation with a difference - and an absolute must for animal lovers! The sanctuary is home to beautiful cows, hens, donkeys, turkeys, sheep and more!

Glasgow Live

Morrisons shoppers say new £2 item is 'desperately needed' during heatwave

The supermarket's new product is proving to be a hit with customers

Manchester Evening News

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‘Paltry’ convictions mark anniversary of Euro 2020 final racist abuse

The incident prompted a public outcry and fuelled the debate amid moves by the Government to protect users.

The Independent UK

U.P. Class 12 student held for ‘objectionable’ Facebook post on Yogi Adityanath

Police action came after some people complained to the U.P. DGP about it on Twitter

The Hindu

Aldi shoppers rave about 'delicious' 99p spread amidst rising cost of butter

Aldi's spread is considerably cheaper than a same size tub from Lurpak that would cost £5.

Daily Record

Woman taken to hospital after cow on EK road causes four-car smash

Emergency services were called to the A726 near Chapelton shortly before midnight.

Daily Record

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Klobuchar, Warren press Meta on "censoring" of abortion posts

The senators' inquiry kicks off an expected barrage of challenges for tech platforms over abortion content.

Axios

When 28 horses were found submerged in freezing floodwater, a 24-hour rescue mission began in the Hunter Valley

When Liz Hall saw a photo of three horses waist-deep in floodwaters, covered in heavy rugs and trapped by fencing, she asked Facebook, "How on Earth is this OK?". Then she took action.

ABC News

Morrisons new £2 treat shoppers 'desperately need' for the heatwave

Supermarket Morrisons said they are 'perfect... with the heatwave looming'

Liverpool Echo

Anarchy in paradise: how a fringe community descended into darkness

The new HBO docuseries The Anarchists follows the journeys of several anarcho-capitalists attempting statelessness in Acapulco with deadly results

The Guardian - US

The Uber files tell a simple truth: democracy depends on curbing mercenary tech giants

These revelations reveal the political credulity and negligence surrounding the growing power of Silicon Valley, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The Guardian - UK

Lost luggage leaves teenager with cerebral palsy without life-saving medication

An international airline has left a South Australian mother feeling "helpless, hopeless and alone" after losing luggage that contains life-saving medication for her 13-year-old son.

ABC News

Mike Pence, Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner speak in new Trump documentary about election campaign

A three-part documentary — that follows former US President Donald Trump and his family during the 2020 election campaign, in the weeks before and after the January 6 insurrection — has been released. Here's what it reveals.

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The Independent UK

‘I’m not a horrific person’: Trump complains about Twitter and Facebook bans in new documentary

Former president remains banned from most social media platforms

Tribune News Service

5 things we learned from the Trump documentary

“Unprecedented,” the highly anticipated documentary from British filmmaker Alex Holder, is more about Trump family dynamics than the attempted coup on the Capitol.

Daily Mirror

Ant-Man star Paul Rudd becomes real life hero for bullied schoolboy

Hollywood star Paul Rudd changed one young boy's school experience after the bullied youngster had only two signatures in his yearbook

The Guardian - UK

Five dating app dilemmas answered by experts

Striking a balance between protecting your data, ensuring your personal security and getting the most out of dating apps can be tricky. Here’ some advice on the dos and don’ts

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Edinburgh Live

Midlothian biker recovers stolen motorbike with the help of locals on Facebook

Paul Creswell was incensed to find his motorbike had been stolen outside his mother-in-laws house in the time it took him to go to the local shops but has thankfully had it returned thanks to the help of locals on social media.

WEKU

Paul Rudd becomes a real-life hero for a bullied Colorado boy

Brody Ridder, 12, came home with a nearly empty yearbook. His mom's Facebook post about the experience caught the attention of other students — and one not-so-small actor.

ABC News

Nick Kyrgios exhausted after Wimbledon final loss to Novak Djokovic, who wins 21st major title

After their enthralling Wimbledon final, Nick Kyrgios admires the level of play from 21-time major winner Novak Djokovic, calling him "a bit of a god".

Wales Online

Man who was 'deep' in gambling problem when he killed himself bombarded with offers even after death

'He couldn't get away'

Daily Mirror

Brits going hungry as foodbank cupboards empty while Tories squabble over new PM

In Newcastle upon Tyne, donations to the East End Women foodbank began to dry up in March. Last month they posted an appeal on Facebook with pictures of near-empty shelves

ABC News

From high-rise towers to underwater cities of the dead – what is the future of Australian cemeteries?

Australia's annual number of deaths will more than double by 2050, meaning our cities will have to embrace dramatic shifts in the way we deal with the dead.

Liverpool Echo

Tragic young man bombarded with 'predatory' gambling offers for weeks after death

"He just couldn't get away from it. And that's what they're like, they're predatory."

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