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Latest news from Britain
Simon Cowell is making a remarkable recovery from surgery on his broken back with reports that he is already taking his first tentative steps.
Latest news from city Manchester
straight to your inboxBruno Fernandes has many different penalty techniques which ensures goalkeepers struggle to save his spot kicks, according to his Manchester United teammate Juan Mata.Fernandes returned to the starting XI after being rested in the dead rubber against LASK but couldn't help United find a breakthrough in regulation time despite hitting the post.
Latest news from Usa
PMC administratorArtists lofts are returning to Tribeca, even if the artist’s aren’t.Tribeca has certainly changed since its heyday as an offbeat, bohemian hangout during the 1970s, filled with repurposed warehouses where creative types lived in huge, drafty lofts with cheap rent.
Latest news from Los Angeles
Scout Willis stepped out for a nice cold beverage on a hot summer day in Los Angeles on Monday.The 29-year-old daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore stepped out to pick up a cold Matcha drink in Los Feliz.The actress stepped out solo, not seen with her boyfriend Jake Miller, who she's been dating since 2018, though she did bring her dog Grandma along for the outing.
Latest news from Scotland
limit freedom of expression.The comedy legend has joined more than 20 prominent cultural figures in signing a letter which calls on Holyrood ministers to make significant changes to the new legislation.Artists who have previously backed independence are also among those to sign, including crime writer Val McDermid, actress Elaine C Smith, and playwright Alan Bissett.Justice secretary Humza Yousaf has said the Hate Crime bill would strike the right balance between respecting freedom of speech and
CCTV facial recognition system has never been turned on.Fears over Big Brother-style human rights breaches mean the technology put in place in the city in 2015 has not gone live, sparking fury from frontline police officers.The Scottish Police Federation said serious organised crime groups could be targeted more effectively using the cameras.Police Scotland has publicly distanced itself from any controversy over the issue but many officers have expressed frustration.A senior officer said:
