After nearly six weeks of summer vacation, it’s finally starting to sink in for kids when their parents start asking about school lunches and uniforms.
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Weekend rail passengers can expect more disruptions.
Rail passengers should expect more delays on Saturday as strike action by drivers and other workers continues over pay, working conditions, and benefits. Driver overtime
Scotland has pledged to make a strong initial showing at the Rugby World Cup.
Scotland will attack the Springboks aggressively in their first Rugby World Cup game, as promised by head coach Gregor Townsend.Scotland’s fly-half Finn Russell kicks off
Travis Barker posts pictures from Glasgow Airport prayer room as he dashes away from Blink-182 for mystery ‘family emergency’
Blink-182 frontman Travis Barker takes photos from the prayer room at Glasgow Airport before he leaves the band for an unspecified “family emergency.”On Friday, the
Back to Hogwarts Day at King’s Cross was celebrated despite rail strikes by Harry Potter fans.
On Friday, despite train strikes, thousands of Harry Potter enthusiasts gathered at London’s King’s Cross station for the annual Back to Hogwarts Day celebration. Dressed
Eddie Jones claims that success influences how people think.
When a team isn’t winning, the critics come out in full force, and Eddie Jones knows this better than anyone.After a terrible start to his
Fordsburg robbery recorded on camera, a viral hit on Twitter Gauteng
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Prison term of ten years for ‘Spaz,’ a member of the Proud Boys, for having a “victory smoke” after their win.
Spaz, a member of the Proud Boys, was sentenced to ten years in prison after he lit up a cigar and had a “victory smoke”
BREAKING:An elimination from the Rugby World Cup for South Africa
Host France has faced another significant setback in the Rugby World Cup, as their South African second-row import, Paul Willemse, will be unable to participate
Two members of Snow Patrol have left the band, leaving them “heartbroken.”
Gary Lightbody, lead singer for Snow Patrol, recently shared the news that band members Jonny Quinn on drums and Paul Wilson on bass have opted