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Prince Harry weighs in after Meta fined $567m: ‘It’s what accountability looks like!’`; const adSlotHtmlSkyRight = “; const targetParentSky = document.querySelector(‘.sky–ad__container’); if (targetParentSky) { targetParentSky.insertAdjacentHTML(‘beforeend’, adSlotHtmlSkyLeft); targetParentSky.insertAdjacentHTML(‘beforeend’, adSlotHtmlSkyRight); } } else { // console.log(“Inder 3 – skys not showing because user is member”); } `; targetParentBillboard.insertAdjacentHTML(‘beforeend’, adBillboard); } }); } `; return trendingDiv; }

Skye MRT said walkers should be wary of technology failing and be able to use a map and compass.As well as knowledge of their route they should also have a Plan B.And, crucially, they should check a proper mountain forecast such as The Mountain Weather Information Service (MWIS), external.The volunteer service emphasied it was not criticising those it helped on Friday but rather was keen to highlight its general concerns.The spokesperson added: “Perhaps there is a wider conversation to be had about how the Skye Trail is named, described, promoted and sold, as well as how those undertaking it are…

Former Aberdeen and Scotland defender Willie MillerWhy do we need serious change? Is it an issue with getting young players through the academies? What is actually wrong with our game in Scotland?We’ve qualified for three major tournaments. The fans seem to be buying in to the league set-up. The numbers are up and the numbers seem to speak for themselves.I’m all for them getting together, I’m all for the authorities speaking to the clubs. There are issues and there are problems. There will be resistance. What we’re talking about here is trying to create a pathway to allow the players…

Princess Beatrice is today celebrating her 38th birthday – one she is likely going to put to the back of her mind sooner rather than later.The princess is expected to have a more subdued affair in comparison to last year, when she celebrated her first birthday as a mother of three.This year, however, Beatrice is “keeping a low profile,” royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams told GB News, adding: “I would have thought there would be no change.”He described the current moment as “a very sensitive time” for Beatrice and her sister Princess Eugenie, noting that “their parents are in public disgrace”…

A man has been charged in connection with a crash that killed four people.James Diggle, 27, of Alundale Road in West Derby, Liverpool, faces four counts of aiding and abetting causing death by dangerous driving.The charge follows the deaths of four men, Jack Diggle, 23, Benjamin Dooley, 23, Andrew Roberts, 24, and Craig Shackleton-Brady, 26, who were killed when the black Cupra they were travelling in hit a lamp-post in Huyton, on Merseyside, on 24 July.Merseyside Police said Diggle would be appearing at Liverpool Magistrates’ Court later.

Four-time Olympic champion Michael Johnson has spoken publicly for the first time since Grand Slam Track went bankrupt, and has clarified details of payments to himself and competing athletes.Contracted runners were promised lucrative prize money and salaries in the competition’s inaugural season last year, but the final event in Los Angeles was cancelled and organisers voluntarily filed for bankruptcy in the US in December 2025.Several high-profile athletes were owed payments over £100,000, including British former world 1500m champion Josh Kerr and 2024 Olympic 400m silver medallist Matthew Hudson-Smith.In an interview with the Telegraph, external published on Saturday, Johnson said he…

Police officers were branded “bullies” after turning up at a Briton’s door at 2am for an interrogation over a gender-critical blog post.Officers from Avon and Somerset Police rang Stuart Campbell at 1.30am from a Keynsham Police Centre before calling on his home, where they “hammered at the door”. Police had received a complaint from a pro-trans activist Lynsay Watson, formerly known as Alex Horwood, who built up a reputation for “trolling” Graham Linehan, the comedian and co-creator of Father Ted, over a blog post by Mr Campbell.The Scottish independence campaigner said he had been hit with allegations of publishing “false…

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Widespread disruption continues at Bristol Airport after a runway defect saw all flights suspended.Hundreds of passengers were stranded after the airport’s runway was closed from 18:00 BST on Friday until 08:00 on Saturday. While the runway has since reopened, the majority of flights have been delayed or cancelled.A spokesperson for the airport apologised for any inconvenience caused and advised passengers to check the status of their flight with their airline.Dave Blackwell, travelling home from the Greek island of Rhodes, said it had been “a shambles” since his flight back to Bristol was diverted to Newcastle.”We were in Rhodes Airport for…