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Motorhome and campervan owners have been warned of an upcoming ban across a popular Highland beauty spot coming in the next few weeks.The Falls of Falloch has closed for major improvements, and when it reopens, motorhomes, caravans, and other vehicles over six metres will no longer be permitted on the site.The site, located off the A82 in the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, attracts thousands of visitors each year. The area is a regular stop for people travelling past Loch Lomond and through Glencoe, but the site has been struggling with safety and overcrowding issues.The Loch Lomond and…

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Leicester were “disappointed” when it was announced they were docked six points on 5 February and described the punishment as “disproportionate”. Under PSR, Premier League clubs cannot lose more than £105m over three years but the figure is reduced by £22m for every season a club spends outside the top flight.Despite being charged by the Premier League, the EFL took on the case following their relegation last year and they were found guilty of breaking PSR rules in the English Football League.Leicester had argued their case should have been considered over a 36-month period rather than 37 months, caused by…

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The Supermarine Spitfire was greeted with cheers and applause as it landed at RAF Coningsby in Lincolnshire as part of the eagerly anticipated commemorative Spitfire90 tour.The iconic aircraft embarked on its maiden flight 90 years ago, and to celebrate the milestone, a Spitfire has begun a round trip of Britain.The two-seater operated by Spitfires.com is painted pale blue and carries the same serial number as the prototype – K5054 – which took off for the first time from Eastleigh Aerodrome near Southampton on 5 March 1936.A total of nine flights have been organised to celebrate 90 years since the Supermarine…

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Prince Edward travelled to the Sandringham Estate over the Easter weekend to check on his brother Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, with sources characterising the trip as “a brotherly welfare check.”The Duke of Edinburgh, accompanied by his wife Sophie, made the journey to Wood Farm, where Andrew has been residing temporarily since early February.This marked the first occasion any Royal Family member had visited Andrew since he retreated into what has been described as “exile” in Norfolk.Andrew was taken into custody on February 19, facing allegations of misconduct in public office during his tenure as Britain’s trade envoy.Prince Edward travelled to the Sandringham…

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President Donald Trump issued a stark warning on Wednesday that any nation providing military weapons to Iran would face immediate 50 per cent tariffs on all goods exported to the United States.The US president made the announcement via his Truth Social platform, declaring there would be no exceptions or exemptions to the punitive trade measures.”A Country supplying Military Weapons to Iran will be immediately tariffed, on any and all goods sold to the United States of America, 50 per cent, effective immediately. There will be no exclusions or exemptions!” Mr Trump wrote.In a separate post, the president indicated his administration…

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Martin Daubney has voiced fury after reports that schoolgirls in a Scottish town were issued rape alarms over fears they were being targeted by migrants.The broadcaster reacted to a GB News report which revealed that two girls in Dumfries had been given personal safety alarms by police after alleging they were being followed and photographed by men housed in a nearby asylum hotel.Posting on X, the People’s Channel presenter wrote: “SCHOOLGIRLS GIVEN RAPE ALARMS. “Asylum seekers in hotels ‘hanging around’ schools ‘to perv on kids’ – stalking girls & taking unwanted photos.Martin Daubney reacted to the news that two girls…

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With temperatures starting to rise across the UK, British brand Salter has just launched a new slushie maker — creating tough new competition for US-brand Ninja. Priced at just £179.99, it’s designed to bring cinema-style slushies and bar-quality frozen cocktails straight to your kitchen in as little as 30 minutes. This rivals the best-selling Ninja Slushi, which is nearly costs twice as much when sold at full price (£349.99).While you can get the Ninja Slushi on sale right now for £299.99 on Ninja’s online site, Salter’s own version is still much cheaper. Whether you’re hosting a summer barbecue or fancy…

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Armagh coach Conleith Gilligan feels his players are “cute enough” not to underestimate Tyrone in Sunday’s Ulster Senior Football Championship preliminary round clash at the Athletic Grounds.The Orchard men go into the game as overwhelming favourites to move into a quarter-final against Fermanagh 13 days later, but Gilligan insists they are not thinking along those lines.Armagh retained their Division One status in the league while Tyrone did likewise in the second division, but the Red Hands had been tipped to do much more at the outset.Malachy O’Rourke’s side struggled to hit top form, but Gilligan feels Sunday’s derby match could…

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A church in Essex has been vandalised for the sixth time in less than a year with its pastor confessing his heart “aches”.This is the sixth attack on the Salvation Chapel International in Laindon since July last year, leaving behind £50,000 of damages.The church located in a village west of Basildon, was attacked again over the Easter weekend, with this latest crime incurring another £1,000 in costs for the already desperate pastor.Clearly at the end of his tether, Daniel Berkoh-Gyamfi, leader of Salvation Chapel International told GB News the ordeal “aches [his] heart” and that he had been crying over…

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The Labour Government is being urged to consider further reforms to the Universal Credit regime as it is “difficult to believe that claimants could be worse-off” under new proposal.Universal Credit claimants are having to week week for their first payments thanks to a Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) rule, experts warn.Nearly half of new Universal Credit claimants are failing to take up interest-free loans during the five-week wait for their initial payment, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS).The IFS report into the Labour Government’s review of the benefit highlighted that 44 per cent of those applying for…

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