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Miles Davis, pictured here in 1987.

Miles Davis: Glasgow tribute to Prince of Darkness on 100th birthday

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Jethro Tull announce UK tour, tickets on sale from Thursday

LEGOLAND Windsor Resort reveals its revamped Miniland London, showcasing iconic buildings from the London skyline including new addition, The Cheese Grater.

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Protestors take part in the 11th day of action after the government pushed a pensions reform through parliament without a vote, using the article 49.3 of the constitution, in Paris on April 6, 2023.

Airport traffic disrupted as rat catchers hurl corpses in French protests

The story of Joseph Knight will be turned into a stage play, Enough of Him, in 2022.

Slave’s legal battle in Scotland to inspire work of art for new national museum

Perth's new-look City Hall is expected to open to the public in 2024.

Perth City Hall: The new national museum which will retell the story of Scotland

A protester holds a placard that reads "Count Every Vote" while demonstrating across the street from supporters of Donald Trump outside an election count in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (Picture: Mark Makela/Getty Images)

US needs to make voting easier and ensure all ballots are counted –Joe Goldblatt

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Jennifer Arcuri's links with Boris Johnson came under public scrutiny earlier this year over allegations she received favourable treatment for her business ventures when he was London's mayor. Picture: Turquoise TV Production

Jennifer Arcuri says Boris Johnson 'cast her aside' after she kept his secrets

Jennifer Arcuri, the American businesswoman at the centre of a storm over her association with Boris Johnson, being interviewed on ITV's Good Morning Britain. Picture: ITV/PA

Jennifer Arcuri refuses to say if she had affair with Boris Johnson

The shipyard, home of the city's famous Samson and Goliath cranes, is on the brink of closure. Photo: Press Association

Workers urge politicians to save 'iconic' shipyard which built Titanic

Day Kenny McLean became Mayor of Norwich

Perth City Hall is to be revamped into an arts venue expected to attract more than 160,000 visitors a year. Picture: John Devlin

City hall championed by Prince Charles saved by Perth officials

The winner of the latest series of the BBC programme The Apprentice, Sian Gabbidon, celebrates with Lord Sugar in London. Picture: Victoria Jones/PA Wire

Swimwear brand owner Alan Sugar's new Apprentice

London has launched its own violence reduction unit

London adopts Glasgow approach to violent crime

Jean Cameron, Project Director of Paisleys UK City of Culture 2021 bid. Picture: John Devlin

Culture clash: Perth v Paisley in title fight

The rally and counter protest took place on the anniversary of the Good Friday peace agreement as talks to return political power to Stormont are put on temporary hold. (Photo by Charles McQuillan/Getty Images)

Belfast Good Friday parades pass off peacefully

Protesters wreck a police patrol car as anger spills over. Picture: Getty

Baltimore protests turn violent after man dies

British Bankers Association head Anthony Browne says that the recovery is a work in progress. Picture: Rii Schroer/REX

Crash, recovery and why boring is good for banks

Rescuers and paramedics evacuate passengers injured as several subway cars derailed in Moscow. Picture: Getty/AFP

10 people killed in Moscow subway train accident

Bill de Blasio kisses his wife Chirlane McCray after taking the oath of office. Picture: AP

Democrat Bill de Blasio becomes New York mayor

Star Trek: Into Darkness director JJ Abrams. Picture: Getty

JJ Abrams on controlling Star Wars and Star Trek

Peter Geoghegan: Flags fly in face of reason

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Bullets in post amid Union Flag protests

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Flag protests continue

Thousands stage Union flag protest in Belfast

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30,000 join Belfast march

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Crowds cheer golden boy

Analysis: Sailing along on a tide of gushing banality

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Letter: City must get a grip on trams

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Galloway ‘likely to stand’ in by–election

City guide: Copenhagen

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E-mails shine a light on London mayor’s busy life

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A sight to behold

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Building a future

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After 103 years, landmark building to be flattened to create civic square

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Time running out for iconic Perth City Hall

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Man jumps to death after lay-off
A MAINTENANCE worker jumped to his death from the town hall roof in Costa Mesa, California, an hour after being told he was to be laid off.

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Boris Johnson's key role in an emergency

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Solar, so good

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Landmark set for demolition to make way for civic square

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Demolition on cards for iconic city hall

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Ban urged on white supremacists' demo

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Scotland has failed to meet its latest target for reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, the latest official figures show. Picture: John Giles/PA Wire

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Pro-independence protesters with Scottish Saltire flags (top) march for Scottish independence. Picture: Andy Buchanan/AFP via Getty Images

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