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Scots ‘were not ready’ to vote for independence in 2014, admits former Yes campaign chief

Scots ‘were not ready’ to vote for independence in 2014, admits former Yes campaign chief

Blair Jenkins, former Yes campaign chief, admitted that a majority of Scots were not ready to vote for independence in the 2014 referendum, where 55% rejected leaving the UK. Jenkins stated that the pro-independence campaign could not have done anything differently to sway the outcome. The referendum on September 18, 2014, produced a far closer result than anticipated. Full Article

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AP PHOTOS: Church services help Georgia residents mourn victims of school shootings

AP PHOTOS: Church services help Georgia residents mourn victims of school shootings

Church services with music and testimonials were held to help mourn the four people who died in a school shooting at Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia earlier in the week. The father and son responsible for the shooting are now in custody, while families are planning funerals and law enforcement continues to investigate the tragic incident. The community came together to support each other during this difficult time, finding solace in the healing power of music and shared stories of remembrance. Full Article

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Cal Fire evacuates some 4,000 people due to Boyles Fire in Clearlake

Cal Fire evacuates some 4,000 people due to Boyles Fire in Clearlake

Nearly 4,000 people have been evacuated from their homes in Lake County due to a fire that has destroyed 30 structures and covered 75 acres, with only 10 percent contained as of Sunday afternoon. The blaze, known as the Boyles Fire, began as a vegetation fire in Clearlake near Dam Road and Boyles Avenue, prompting evacuation orders for areas inside of HWY 53 in Clearlake. Full Article

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Dolphins’ Tyreek Hill pokes fun at police detention in touchdown celebration

Dolphins’ Tyreek Hill pokes fun at police detention in touchdown celebration

Tyreek Hill showcased his skills on the field with an impressive performance, including seven catches for 130 yards and an 80-yard touchdown reception in the Miami Dolphins' win over the Jacksonville Jaguars. Despite being detained by police earlier in the day, Hill let his play speak for itself. His celebratory moment with teammate Jaylen Waddle after the touchdown raised some eyebrows but ultimately added to the excitement of the game. Full Article

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Injured Sydney star Chloe Molloy eyes move to coaching box after AFLW season-ending ACL rupture

AFLW star Chloe Molloy will miss the rest of the season due to a knee injury, prompting her to consider a coaching role with Sydney. Sidelined by a ruptured ACL, Molloy was deemed "irreplaceable" by Swans coach Scott Gowans, who sees potential for her leadership off the field. Despite her absence on the field, Molloy may still contribute significantly to the team in a coaching capacity. Full Article

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More civilians killed hours after Sudan rejects UN experts’ report

At least 21 people were killed in a shelling at a market in southeast Sudan, with over 70 wounded in the attack blamed on the Rapid Support Forces in Sennar. The incident occurred a day after the country's rulers rejected a UN call for an independent force to protect civilians from the ongoing civil war, highlighting the escalating violence in the region. This attack adds to the devastating toll of the conflict, underscoring the urgent need for intervention to safeguard civilian lives. Full Article

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Ship behind 1,800-litre Canary Island oil spill detained until it pays £287k | World | News

Ship behind 1,800-litre Canary Island oil spill detained until it pays £287k | World | News

The Liberian ship Akhisar has been detained by the Maritime Authority in the Canary Islands after a 1,800-litre fuel spill during duel transfer operations. The ship is being held on the popular Spanish island of Gran Canaria until its owners pay 340,000 euros (£287,000) in damages, with 200,000 euros (just under £169,000) reserved for administrative fees. The spill occurred on Wednesday night, and the ship will not be allowed to leave until the payment is made. Full Article

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Eagles, Cowboys Voted ‘Rudest’ NFL Fans, Sean Payton ‘Rudest’ Coach

Eagles, Cowboys Voted ‘Rudest’ NFL Fans, Sean Payton ‘Rudest’ Coach

The Philadelphia Eagles and Dallas Cowboys were ranked as having the “rudest fans” in the NFL, according to a survey by online gambling site aGamble. The survey included offenses such as “starting fights,” “excessive bragging,” and “drinking too much,” with the Eagles topping the list. Additionally, the survey also highlighted Eagles coach Nick... as a key figure in the team's behavior. Full Article

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Million-dollar reward announced over underworld figure’s shooting

A $1 million reward has been offered for information leading to the capture of those responsible for the public shooting of underworld figure Mohammed Keshtiar in Melbourne last August. Keshtiar was walking in South Yarra when a stolen grey Toyota Prado approached, with a passenger firing multiple shots at him and his associate. The incident occurred at 11.37pm on August 4, resulting in Keshtiar's death. Full Article

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Two NATO members say Russian drones violated their airspace

Two NATO members say Russian drones violated their airspace

Russian drones violated the airspace of two NATO members, with one flying into Romania during nighttime attacks on Ukraine and another crashing in Latvia. The drone entered Romanian territory while Moscow targeted "civilian targets and port infrastructure" in Ukraine, prompting Romania to deploy F-16 warplanes for monitoring. The incidents highlight the escalating tensions in the region as Russia continues its aggression towards Ukraine. Full Article

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