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Conservatives cash in on a byelection win to fuel arguments against net-zero targets, with North Sea drilling rallying voters over SNP woes — signaling a potential pivot in climate policy. Meanwhile, Edinburgh Airport resumes operations after a security scare involving a suspicious package, leaving travelers wary of lingering disruptions.

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England fans flood into Boston ahead of their World Cup showdown with Ghana, hoping to match the electric, joyful vibe the Scottish Tartan Army left behind — while grappling with steep ticket prices that have left many scrambling, ticket-less, or reconsidering their plans.

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UK braces for record-breaking heat as temperatures soar into the mid-30s, triggering amber warnings and health alerts — this could be the last chance for sleep before the real scorcher hits, with vulnerable groups and workers urged to stay safe and hydrated.

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Two trains collided near Bedford in a devastating crash that sent carriages off the tracks and left passengers and staff with serious injuries, prompting emergency crews and air ambulances to rush to the scene amid chaos and smoke as survivors described being thrown, seeing broken limbs, and navigating through wreckage to escape — hospitals urged the public to avoid ERs as they overwhelmed with victims, rail services shut down around London St Pancras, and investigators are now piecing together how two southbound East Midlands Railway trains met at low speed in a collision that still caused catastrophic damage

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Trump’s new Air Force One is a flashy, converted Qatari jumbo jet painted in bold navy and red with a giant American flag tail—marking a dramatic departure from the classic blue. Serving as a temporary ride until Boeing’s next-gen VC-25Bs arrive in 2028, Trump plans to donate this jet to a future presidential library. Security upgrades cost under $400 million, and the move reignites his push for a presidential fleet matching his private jet’s look—something Biden had previously reversed. The two current VC-25As remain active, with the Presidential Airlift Group deciding which plane suits each mission.

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Argyll and Bute Council is reviving its controversial plan to charge tourists five dollars per room per night via a new visitor levy, now made easier by recent Scottish Parliament changes. After two prior pauses, the council has drafted a formal consultation set to launch July 13 and run through October 5. Officials argue the fee offsets wear and tear on local infrastructure, with projected net revenue of $8.5 million. Collection methods, penalties, and a dedicated enforcement team are under development, alongside exemptions for healthcare visitors, youth education trips, and those with disability benefits or primary residence status. The full proposal, including financials and rationale, will be presented to council soon—details available on their website.

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Glasgow’s streets are about to get a major upgrade with 3,000 new LED lights and a full cable network overhaul, all part of a £14 million project by Lightways Contractors—chosen after a competitive bid for being the most cost-effective. The move promises over 50% energy savings, improved reliability, and less maintenance, tackling the fact that nearly half of the city’s 37,000 lights were already past their prime. This isn’t just about brightness—it’s a smart, long-term investment in Glasgow’s infrastructure.

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A skip lorry plowed into a home in Edinburgh, sparking a shocking attempted murder investigation. Police arrested four men—James Bryden, Ross Ferguson, Tyler McMillan, and Jason Greig—after raids in Kilmarnock and Darvel. Three remain in custody facing attempted murder and road traffic charges, with court dates within eight days. Greig was granted bail. The case is now in full legal motion as authorities seek to uncover the truth behind the violent incident.

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TRNSMT festival kicks off in Glasgow Green with rain, rave energy, and iconic acts like Richard Ashcroft, Wolf Alice, and Nile Rodgers & Chic—where wellies and waterproofs rule the fashion scene. Fans keep the vibe alive despite the drizzle, while a new fan zone lets Scots cheer on their national team against Morocco under a special late-night license. Police Scotland’s “That Guy” campaign reminds attendees to be role models, tackling online misogyny and rising offenses. With sun expected to shine Saturday and Sunday, temps climbing into the high teens and low twenties, the rest of the festival promises pure musical magic.

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Becky Hill dropped a surprise secret set at TRNSMT, playing entirely new music from her upcoming album REBECCA — a bold move that split fans, but rewarded loyal ones with exclusive previews and a killer encore of her biggest hits.

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