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SNP's 'cover-up and lies' over £2billion Monklands hospital which NHS said was too expensive

SNP's 'cover-up and lies' over £2billion Monklands hospital which NHS said was too expensiveClick here to visit the Scotland home page for the latest news and sport By HANNAH RODGER Published: 19:41, 1 August 2026 | Updated: 19:41, 1 August 2026 e-mail View comments

'Never commit any mistake': Amit Shah urges youth to read Tilak's 'Gita Rahasya'

Pune: Union home minister Amit Shah on Saturday urged the country’s youth to draw inspiration from freedom fighter Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar Tilak’s life to contribute for nation-building.

Yealimi Noh leads Women’s Open by three shots after Ryu Hae-ran stumbles

Ryu’s bid for third consecutive major win in doubtEngland’s Lottie Woad and Charley Hull in contentionHad this stumble taken place a day later, it would have counted as one of the most remarkable in recent major championship memory. Instead, Ryu Hae-ran has 18 holes to recover from events at Royal Lytham and St Annes in round three of this Women’s Open. Saturday proved it is never, ever over on terrain such as this. Adam Scott can verify that, such was his horrible capitulation here as Ernie Els...

Spain's Pedro Sánchez was a hero of migrants. After Ceuta, he faces his biggest challenge

Analysis Europe Spain's Pedro Sánchez was a hero of migrants. After Ceuta, he faces his biggest challenge August 1, 20262:33 PM ET By  Miguel Macias ,  Ruth Sherlock A migrant walks along a rocky shoreline near the border with Morocco after swimming towards Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta on July 31, 2026. Jorge Guerrero/AFP via Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Jorge Guerrero/AFP via Getty Images SEVILLE, Spain — When Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez stood in front of the medi...

Now animal-rights campaigners Peta want the World Black Pudding Throwing Championships to go vegan after demanding that a Welsh town's mackerel festival be rebranded to a cabbage festival

Now animal-rights campaigners Peta want the World Black Pudding Throwing Championships to go vegan after demanding that a Welsh town's mackerel festival be rebranded to a cabbage festivalGet your news delivered straight to you by 7am - sign up to our new Morning Mail newsletter for FREE See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy SHANNON MCGUIGAN, NEWS REPORTER Published: 19:32, 1 August 2026 | Updated: 19:33, 1 August 2026 e-mail View comments

World's largest digital camera captures more than 500,000 galaxies in deep view of universe

The Vera C. Rubin Observatory has released a stunning image of the COSMOS field. This image contains over half a million galaxies and fifty thousand stars. Astronomers have studied this specific sky region for over two decades. The observatory's new camera provides unparalleled depth and coverage of the universe. Future observations will reveal even fainter galaxies and cosmic events.

Cloudburst damages structures in Kishtwar; rain halts Amarnath Yatra

Flash floods in Kishtwar's Chatroo area damaged shops and houses early Saturday. Vehicles were washed away, and the national highway sustained damage from debris. The Amarnath Yatra was suspended from Jammu due to incessant rain. Schools remained closed in several districts as a precautionary measure. Affected shopkeepers and business owners will receive government compensation.

Soviet-born analyst exposes how pandemic-era neighbor snitching unlocked a 'nature of evil' in America

Soviet-born author and political analyst Michael Malice warned that America experienced what he described as a dangerous shift toward Soviet-style informant tactics during the pandemic, as citizens willingly turned in their neighbors for violating lockdown rules.Speaking on the "Planet Tyrus" podcast, Malice argued that authoritarian regimes don't rely solely on military force, but on the participation of civilians as well."I think the first time Americans realized the nature of evil was during...

Nirmal Purja, star climber & elite British officer, dead on PoK peak

Nepal-born British mountaineer Nirmal ‘Nimsdai’ Purja, 43, died with nine other climbers after an avalanche struck the 8,047m Broad Peak in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) on July 30, only nine days after he became the first person to scale Gasherbrum II (8,035 metres) without supplemental oxygen. Elite Exped, the agency Purja co-founded, confirmed Saturday afternoon that all 10 members of the international team had died and there were no survivors, though authorities had not recovered all the b...

At least three killed in explosion near cafe in Russia’s Moscow

⁠Fifteen also ​injured ‌in the blast in Kudrinskaya Square, authorities say.

Fear stalks Kashmir’s brick kilns after terrorists kill 2 migrant workers

Two migrant labourers were killed Friday evening in Kulgam, causing panic among workers. Brick kilns across south Kashmir halted operations as labourers stayed indoors. Many workers expressed concerns about their safety and earning a living. Security forces visited the kilns and assured the labourers of protection. Officials directed authorities to ensure the safety of all migrant workers.

Sheriff Nanos posts video commenting on newly released ransom notes in Nancy Guthrie case, addresses family

Six months after Nancy Guthrie disappeared from her Tucson home, the sheriff leading the investigation explained on Saturday why authorities recently released two purported ransom notes, saying investigators hope someone recognizes the writer's distinctive language or phrasing."There are a number of pieces of information in these notes that just might jar someone to say, 'You know, I've heard that,' or the wording, the style of the writing," Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos said in the interview-...

Hearts concede two late goals to lose at Aberdeen

Hearts’ miserable summer continued as they conceded two late goals to lose 2-1 to Aberdeen in their Scottish Premiership opener at Pittodrie.Wouter Vrancken and the Jambos looked on course for a much-needed victory after a turbulent few months as they led through Oisin McEntee's first-half goal.

'I played like a 10-handicapper!' - Hull fights back to stay in major hunt

Charley Hull is relishing the opportunity to make a late push for major victory after spectacular late third-round fightback at the AIG Women’s Open. The world No 7 sat five off the halfway lead at Royal Lytham & St Annes but quickly found herself 10 behind after three bogeys in her opening six holes on Saturday afternoon, as overnight leader Haeran Ryu made a fast start to pull clear of the field.

Highlights: Noh takes three-shot lead into final day following Ryu's nightmare round

Highlights from the third round of the AIG Women's Open at Royal Lytham & St Annes.

'I didn't understand the extreme nature of how they breed these puppies': Two heartbroken families break silence after two tiny cavapoo pups die within days of being brought home from notorious puppy farm

'I didn't understand the extreme nature of how they breed these puppies': Two heartbroken families break silence after two tiny cavapoo pups die within days of being brought home from notorious puppy farmBy DEBBIE MCCANN Published: 19:10, 1 August 2026 | Updated: 19:12, 1 August 2026 e-mail

Two French friends hitchhike 5,000km across Australia, strangers gift gear

Two young French travellers have completed an extraordinary 5,000-kilometre hitchhiking journey across Australia, relying on strangers for rides as they crossed the country's vast outback in search of adventure while keeping travel costs to a minimum. William Pertek and Manek Miquel, both 21, travelled from Queensland to Broome in Western Australia's far north, carrying little more than a shared tent and backpacks.

World Cup 2026: Messi Shatters Records, Mbappe Soars for France, Haaland Makes History!

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