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A year before declaring independence, colonists offered 'Olive Branch' petition to King George III

Millions of protesters have denounced President Donald Trump as a would-be autocrat and marched under the banner “No Kings.”

The Independent UK

Big Business as Gun Control

Partly from coercion and partly by choice, many banks and social media businesses impose severe gun controls

Reason

Homelessness charity enters administration after dispute with property fund landlord

Noble Tree Foundation withheld rent from Home Reit, some of whose homes it claimed were ‘unfit to live in’

The Guardian - UK

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American evolution: ‘1776’ revisits pivotal moment in US history via diverse, present-day perspective

The oft-rousing and well-truncated book by Peter Stone — celebratory but not without a recognition of the deeply imperfect compromises the union is built on — is wrapped into a standard-issue musical comedy aesthetic.

Chicago Sun-Times

I went to Edinburgh's 'most haunted' attraction for the first time - and was chased

Intrigued by the prospect of a creepily lit tour of one of Edinburgh's most fascinating tourist attractions, I had to head down and see a lantern-led tour underneath the Royal Mile myself.

Edinburgh Live

I went to one of Scotland's 'most haunted' attractions - and was accused of being a witch

I checked out one of the new lantern-led tours at The Real Mary King's Close and I had no idea how interesting the underground experience would be.

Daily Record

Hero security guard speaks out after helping to save drunk reveller who jumped into the Tyne

John Dickinson acted quickly to save a man's life after he got into difficulty in the River Tyne

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British teacher fell 100ft to death in Italian mountains after ‘taking wrong turn’

Pair did not have safety equipment needed for treacherous route they accidentally embarked on

The Independent UK

Teacher died from 100ft fall after ‘taking wrong route’ in Italian Dolomites

A British mother-of-three fell more than 100ft to her death in the Italian Dolomites after reportedly taking the wrong route by accident.

Evening Standard

British teacher fell 100ft to her death after they accidentally took wrong turn

Louise Atkinson and John Dickinson inadvertently ended up along a “Via Ferrata” which translates as the iron way and is a way of traversing the mountains using iron cords, rungs and ladders

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