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Ex-Scottish Deputy First Minister Lord Wallace has died as a result of complications following surgery.Lord Wallace, who served as leader of the Scottish Liberal Democrats between 1992 and 2005, was undergoing a procedure at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh on Thursday. Rosie Wallace, who tied the knot with Jim in 1983, confirmed his death in a statement.She said: “The family are very shocked by Jim’s death. It was all so sudden. “He was still incredibly active in a whole host of areas.”Lord Wallace was first elected as the MP for Orkney & Shetland in 1983, later entering the Scottish Parliament…

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Northamptonshire-born Lee signed professional terms with his home county in 1967 and played 44 first-class matches for them before heading to Old Trafford.During a successful spell at Lancashire, Lee twice took more than 100 wickets in a season, in 1972 and 1975.His haul of 112 wickets in 1975 at an average of 18.45 saw the bowler nicknamed ‘Leapy’ chosen as one of Wisden’s five cricketers of the year.His career was affected by a shoulder injury in 1978, before it ended four years later. His final first-class wicket turned out to be that of Sir Geoffrey Boycott in a Roses match…

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“The South African defence were punishing us for that so we just need to be stronger in terms of the setups and the balls that we’re trying to take.” Williams did, however, feel England showed “tenacity” after half-time, adding: “I’m so proud of my girls in the way that they kept fighting. “We need a big response now to come back and win the double header at the weekend.”Both England and South Africa are building towards this summer’s Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, where the two sides are in the same six-team pool. Jess Thirlby’s England are fourth in the world…

A paedophile nursery worker has admitted a series of new charges including filming up the skirts of girls as they sat in a classroom.Vincent Chan is facing years behind bars for molesting girls aged three and four while working at the Bright Horizons nursery in Finchley Road, West Hampstead, north London.Chan filmed himself carrying out the abuse, during naptime at the nursery, and also confessed to downloading thousands of indecent images of children.The 45-year-old appeared at Highbury Corner Magistrates’ Court today via videolink from HMP Pentonville to face 26 new charges.He pleaded guilty to ten counts of taking indecent photographs…

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In the latest edition of Jacob Rees-Mogg’s book club, author Charles Cullum tells GB News that modern democracy fails to protect freedoms, unlike a properly guided monarchy.He argues an executive king could provide stability and safeguard the rights of the people.Mr Cullum points to history, saying kings who worked within faith and law were the best defenders of society.He warns that today’s political chaos shows the dangers of abandoning tradition and divine guidance.You can watch the GB News Original video above

Nationwide Building Society has introduced a free support tool that could help households across the UK secure an additional £560 each month on average.The country’s largest building society is providing this financial guidance through its benefits calculator, which operates both online and via telephone.This dual approach makes the service accessible to anyone seeking to understand what government support they might qualify for, regardless of their digital capabilities.The initiative aims to connect people with money they are rightfully owed but have not yet claimed.The ‘Better Off’ calculator has identified approximately £75 million in yearly unclaimed benefits since Nationwide introduced it seven…