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Scotland faced a devastating blow after it lost out to Canada at the World Pipe Band championships this weekend.

She is known for her retro style. And Pixie Lott has continued to go back in time with her stage debut as Marilyn Monroe in a new production called Who Killed Marilyn?.

A historic kirk and detached cottage on one of Scotland's most expensive streets has gone on the market for offers over £1million.

Donald Trump may have pledged to make America great again, but record numbers of young Americans are voting with their feet and choosing Scotland over the US.

The four-time All-Star is famous for being the first player to undergo the elbow surgery that is now named after him and has helped countless pitchers to save their careers.

"As Sony soldiers ahead with their plans to end hard copies for new PlayStation games, players are fearing a future which will force them to pay more and own less," writes Kotaku. What will prices do in a world with no physical copies to share or sell? One former Square Enix executive speculates this could actually drive down the price of games: "Digital on the PS store will likely get cheaper," posted Jacob Navok, former Square Enix business strategist. "Current prices are tied to retail. Without physical discs holding digital hostage we'll see a larger spectrum of pricing similar to steam." Navok says that the digital-only landscape will pit major publishers in constant, dynamic competition with each other... "The more the Playstation store becomes digital only, the greater this trend will accelerate," Navok follows up. "You will see more sales and dynamic pricing similar to Steam because publishers will compete among themselves to a greater extent." [O]n the other end newer games are getting increasingly expensive, even on digital platforms. The fact that Grand Theft Auto VI will be a purely digital release has not caused its price point to budge.

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The actor died on February 23 from the effects of an anoxic brain injury caused by a suicide attempt while he was being treated at UCLA's Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital.

A South Dakota high school soccer player's vicious attack on a rival has exploded on social media and left horrified viewers calling for him to be banned for life.

A 55-year-old man died after he was reportedly attacked by the German Shepherd, in Wakefield, West Yorkshire, on Saturday afternoon.

The rates I'm getting even beat the average growth of the UK stock market - except unlike with investing, there is no danger that I will lose any of my money.

The huge inferno blew up the Wildberries online marketplace complex at Koledino, just 25 miles south of the Kremlin, in the early hours of this morning.

Lauren Greaves, who has lived with Type 1 diabetes since she was ten, says her previous home is no longer accessible following the amputation, and she waits for suitable accommodation.

Steve Rooney, 43, from Co Wexford, Ireland, has listed his family's beautiful cottage, which is 'surrounded by mountains' in the countryside, in the online competition.

Cruz Beckham shared a childhood picture of his estranged brother Brooklyn this weekend - despite his older sibling blocking his whole family and reportedly demanding he is kept off their socials.

Arsenal eased to victory over Man City in the Community Shield to claim the first silverware of the season, with the Premier League champions making the perfect start through Riccardo Calafiori.

Jared Kushner, the US Special Envoy for Peace, met with Hamas leaders in Egypt on Sunday. He is set to meet with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday.

Louise Haigh, who is head of the Cabinet Office, is understood to have approved the alert, which led to panicked Britons jamming 999 lines and startled drivers swerving across motorways.

Ida Huddleston, 82, and her daughter, Delsia Bare, 54, own neighboring properties in Kentucky, where they refused $26million from developers.

Official data shows 6,191 South Western Railways (SWR) services turned up with fewer carriages than they were supposed to during the first year under state control.

Figures show Transport for London (TfL), which he chairs, netted a staggering £6.6million from 54,761 motorists straying into bus lanes across the capital last year (2025/26).