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Grandmother flips over the handlebars of seesaw on holiday.

Watch: Grandmother flips over the handlebars of seesaw on holiday

Annie Nightingale pictured in a 1964 publicity shot for her TV show That's For Me (Picture: John Pratt/Keystone Features/Getty Images)

Scotsman Obituaries: Annie Nightingale, legendary DJ and TV presenter

Many SMEs affected by the rising living costs have said this time has been the ‘...

A mum has found a genius hack to permanently rid her bathroom of mould -

Mum finds hack to rid her bathroom of mould - using plants

NHS nurses wait for the next patient at a drive through Coronavirus testing site in a car park in Wolverhampton, England. The National Health Service facility has been set up in a car park to allow people with NHS referrals to be swabbed for Covid-19.

UK coronavirus death toll doubles in 24 hours as total rises to 21

Sir Elton said he had starved himself of songwriting so he could let loose his pent up creativity when he returned to the studio. Picture: PA

Sir Elton John reveals more on his first new music project in four years

A trip to Disneyland for seven-year-old cancer survivor Connor Kitching will go ahead thanks to an intervention by British Airways

British Airways pays for seven-year-old cancer survivor's Disneyland trip after ...

Video shows the moment a horse tries to get into McDonald's

Academic, journalist and writer Richard Carr

Appreciation: Richard Carr, journalist and writer passionate about design and th...

Sunburn warning after hottest April day for 69 years follows bad winter

Three Brits injured as helicopter plunges from superyacht

M&S chief executive Steve Rowe. Picture: Contributed

M&S to cut hundreds of jobs at HQ

Philip taylor, gifted teacher, recognised each pupil as an individual. Picture: Contributed

Obituary: Philip Taylor, teacher and social scientist

Pace bowler Steven Finn has been added to the England squad for this winters tour of South Africa after returning to fitness. Picture: PA

Steven Finn return to fitness boosts England squad

Professor Geoffrey Lilley, OBE, aeronautical scientist. Picture: Contributed

Obituaries: Professor Geoffrey Lilley, OBE

Ian McLagan: Keyboard player whose distinctive sound enhanced many Small Faces tracks. Picture: Getty

Obituary: Ian McLagan, musician

Groundstaff cover the field after an afternoon thunderstorm caused Englands practice session to be cancelled. Picture: Getty

‘Great man’ Phillip Hughes in England’s thoughts

Norman Willis: Affable leader of the trade union movement through some of its most divisive years. Picture: PA

Obituary: Norman Willis, trade union leader

Scotland's Preston Mommsen is bowled against England. Picture: Reuters

Dave Nosworthy pulling career back from the abyss

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Oswald Morris, left, on the set of The Guns of Navarone. Picture: Columbia

Obituary: Oswald Morris OBE, cinematographer

England bowler Steven Finn has been struggling with his action. Picture: Nick Potts/PA

Finn ‘banging head against wall’ to fix action

Title-chasing Yorkshire take the upper hand

Kirsty Milne. Picture: TSPL

Obituary: Kirsty Milne, journalist and academic

Four new faces in England’s ICC Trophy squad

Obituary: Eileen Fuchs, co-founder of the Austrian Ski School at Aviemore

Clive Anderson in profile

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Railway Children actress Sheridan dies, aged 92

Senior stars light up the links with loud trousers right up Barry Lane’s street

Obituary: Lord Marshall of Knightsbridge; Chief executive who steered BA through...

First female commander for warship

First female commander for warship

Cricket: Emotions come to the fore for skipper Andrew Strauss

Saltires stick with same CB40 squad

Compton keeping up the family name

Boat Race swimmer ordered to stay away from Olympic torch route

Cricket: Yardy ton puts Sussex in a strong position

Airport baggage handler jailed for stealing from passengers’ luggage

Book review: The Marriage Plot

Poor life of JK ancestor

Saltires fight for Josh Davey is thwarted by county call
THE Scottish Saltires must do without Josh Davey for next week's I-Cup clash against Holland, despite winning their eligibility battle with the ICC.

Cricket: Saltires call up Josh Davey for season openers

Cricket mourns death of Fred Titmus

Battle lines drawn as England's troops head for Australia

Sex-case woman, 25, 'pretended to be a man'

Girl, 11, dies after falling into path of speedboat

Middlesex axe for Shah

Spey tragedy angler named by police

England add Bresnan to Test squad

Bangladesh game washed away by rain in Glasgow

Hamilton in side to face Bangladesh

Adams inspires Hampshire as they hit Middlesex for six wickets

Englishman Josh Davey's happy to be a born-again Scot

Cambridge cruise to victory

Stockbroker plagued top model with texts

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Scotland has failed to meet its latest target for reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, the latest official figures show. Picture: John Giles/PA Wire

Fail: Scotland misses climate target

Pro-independence protesters with Scottish Saltire flags (top) march for Scottish independence. Picture: Andy Buchanan/AFP via Getty Images

Yousaf: Growing popular support for Yes the only way to Scottish independence

Nadine Dorries. Picture: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images

SNP MP cleared of bullying Nadine Dorries