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The White House insists the June 2026 Operation Midnight Hammer shattered Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, while recent remarks by a senior envoy and reports from monitoring bodies underline continuing uncertainty and the fragile path back to diplomacy

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A councillor expressed regret for liking a post calling for a Labour MP to be shot, insisting no intent to promote violence, while WatchGuard highlights a 1,548% rise in new malware and marks 30 years of work with MSPs

Trading Standards officers seized and will destroy more than £200,000 of counterfeit football goods in Stirling after expert analysis confirmed the items were fake

The Scottish Government has finally published the Salmond files, a set of 7,000 documents released after two missed publication deadlines

Avon and Somerset Police have released a CCTV image and details after bacon was left on the glass door of a mosque in Montpelier during prayer time; the incident is being treated as a religiously aggravated hate crime and officers…

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A charity manager was removed from the social care register after stealing £30,000 from people with cerebral palsy and multiple sclerosis; concurrently, the Association of Ukrainians in Great Britain published several public statements on 13–24 February 2026 reaffirming support for…

A 25-year-old beautician from Stanwell who was refused NHS IVF due to her weight lost six stone on Mounjaro, later conceiving and welcoming a baby after years of trying with her husband

Tottenham have turned to Igor Tudor to arrest a slide, bringing in a manager known for mid-season interventions with mixed results as they prepare for a high-pressure north London derby

Robert Aramayo spoke up for John Davidson after an involuntary outburst at the BAFTAs, urging compassion and raising questions about how events handle disability-related behaviour

Researchers using DNA, isotopes and bone analysis found that a mass burial at Gomolava contained mostly women and children from varied origins and was accompanied by personal items and ritual offerings

Diplomacy persists between the United States and Iran even as Washington moves large forces to the Gulf and regional players reposition, raising questions about whether negotiations can avert war

Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao will square off again on Sept. 19 at the Sphere in Las Vegas, with the contest airing live on Netflix and produced by a consortium including EverWonder Studio

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Peter Mandelson, a senior Labour figure and former UK ambassador to the US, was arrested on 23/02/2026 on suspicion of misconduct in public office amid inquiries into his contacts with Jeffrey Epstein

Firefighters attended Shirley Towers in Southampton on 22 February 2026 after a corridor smoke report on the 13th floor; investigations found no fire, the sprinkler system did not operate and the cause is believed to be smoking contaminants and a…

England u20 will meet Ireland at The Rec on Friday 20th February with Connor Treacey as captain and several players in line for first appearances

Lord Peter Mandelson was taken to a London police station on Monday, 23 February, as officers investigate allegations tied to the US Department of Justice release of Epstein documents

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Police in West Lothian investigate a Linlithgow garage theft involving a BMW, a Skoda and cash; meanwhile, ticket buyers are reminded to use trusted sellers such as TicketSales.com for events like Critical Role

A Pathhead householder has won approval to fit an electric vehicle charger on the tarmac area in front of the property after councillors added a condition and Scottish Ministers chose not to call in the application

From a shock leading-actor win for Robert Aramayo to a cameo from Paddington and Alan Cumming’s cheeky gags, the Baftas blended serious awards with playful interludes

The BBC apologised after a Tourette’s campaigner was heard using offensive language during the Bafta Film Awards; the incident prompted debate about coprolalia, editing of pre-recorded shows and public understanding of Tourette syndrome

A look at why Arne Slot faces a selection headache, how Dominik Szoboszlai’s camp is calming transfer talk and what Chelsea’s IFS partnership means for the club