House fires involving rechargeable electrical devices like vapes, laptops, and e-bikes are increasing in Scotland, with 26 incidents recorded last year compared to three in 2018. The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service is urging people to follow safety advice for these devices, including buying from reputable retailers, using approved chargers, and not charging in hallways or bedrooms. It is important to recycle damaged or old devices properly to reduce the risk of fire, and never dispose of batteries in general waste to prevent contamination and potential fires.
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Manchester fan, 20, admits slapping Jack Grealish after three word jab
A Manchester United fan, Alfie Holt, 20, was sentenced for slapping Manchester City player Jack Grealish after a verbal altercation during the Manchester Derby in April. Holt received a three-year football banning order and a £120 fine, with the court emphasizing the need for deterrence against such behavior, despite his lack of prior offenses. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: A 20-year-old football fan named Alfie Holt was banned from matches for three years...
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