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heraldscotland.com > opinion > 26280391.must-beef-deterrence-murder-let-people-say

We must beef up deterrence to murder: let the people have their say

4+ hour, 42+ min ago  (905+ words) Following the horrific death of Ann Widdecombe, there appears to be no simple solution to protecting politicians, and those others at most risk, from the same fate. The reality is that it is impossible to prevent what appear to be…...

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heraldscotland.com > sport > uk-sport > 26257760.us-tumble-world-cup-4-1-loss-belgium

US tumble out of World Cup with 4-1 loss to Belgium

1+ week, 1+ day ago  (425+ words) Belgium’s Romelu Lukaku reacts after scoring their fourth goal during the World Cup round of 16 soccer match against the United States in Seattle (Abbie Parr/AP) The United States is out of the World Cup following a 4-1 defeat to Belgium in…...

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heraldscotland.com > sport > 26235393.stoppage-time-strike-sends-canada-past-south-africa-last-16

South Africa 0-1 Canada: Stoppage time strike sends co-hosts into last 16

2+ week, 2+ day ago  (478+ words) Stephen Eustaquio’s stoppage-time strike sealed co-hosts Canada a 1-0 World Cup knock-out win against South Africa and a place in the last 16. Canada captain Eustaquio lashed home from the edge of the box in the second minute of added time at the…...

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heraldscotland.com > sport > 26226201.south-africa-leapfrog-south-korea-shock-victory

South Africa 1-0 South Korea: Shock win sees Group A final-day leapfrog

2+ week, 6+ day ago  (301+ words) South Africa made history by reaching the knockout stage of the World Cup for the first time with a 1-0 win over South Korea. Following a scoreless opening half at Monterrey Stadium in Guadalupe, Mexico, Thapelo Maseko scored the decisive goal,…...

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heraldscotland.com > news > 26185101.food-insecurity-commission-hear-evidence-glasgow-today

Food insecurity commission to hear evidence in Glasgow today

1+ mon, 3+ day ago  (368+ words) A commission aimed at finding solutions to endemic food insecurity will hear evidence in Glasgow on Friday. Research last year found that nearly one million Scots, including 210,000 children, were feeling insecure about food. The Right To Food Commission has been…...

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heraldscotland.com > sport > 26187770.mexico-stroll-world-cup-opener-win-three-reds-shown

Mexico 2-0 South Africa: Hosts stroll to World Cup win with three red cards shown

1+ mon, 3+ day ago  (948+ words) Mexico strolled to a World Cup opening day victory on home soil, over nine-man South Africa who look like they will struggle to bring anything to the party. The Mexicans delivered to a large, excited and expectant home crowd with…...

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heraldscotland.com > news > national > 26182849.multiple-attackers-kill-12-people-mass-shooting-johannesburg

Multiple attackers kill 12 people in mass shooting in Johannesburg

1+ mon, 4+ day ago  (696+ words) An armed gang opened fire in a poor neighbourhood in South Africa’s biggest city, killing 12 people and wounding at least nine before fleeing in a minibus, police said. The mass shooting unfolded late on Tuesday night in an informal settlement…...

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heraldscotland.com > news > national > uk-today > 26173068.fifa-world-cup-groups-knock-out-stages-explained

Full list of all the FIFA World Cup groups and knockout stages explained

1+ mon, 1+ week ago  (223+ words) Football fans across the world will be gearing up for another exciting FIFA World Cup, which starts on June 11. England and Scotland will fly the flag for the UK, having both qualified for the 2026 tournament. The two teams will be…...

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heraldscotland.com > sport > 26148178.sfa-chief-ian-maxwell-strong-defence-var-tech-stay

SFA chief Ian Maxwell in strong defence of VAR as tech here to stay

1+ mon, 2+ week ago  (985+ words) FA Chief Executive Ian Maxwell has launched a strong defence of VAR in Scottish football, insisting that the technology is both working and here to stay. The conclusion to a thrilling season in the SPFL Premiership was scarred by rancour…...

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heraldscotland.com > news > 26119389.thousands-babies-children-treated-malnutrition

'Horrifying': Thousands of children treated for malnutrition in one Scottish area

1+ mon, 3+ week ago  (638+ words) In Glasgow, an estimated 34% to 36% of children live in poverty, which equates to roughly 36,000 to 39,000 children. This means approximately one in every three children in Scotland's largest city is growing up in a low-income family, a rate significantly higher than…...