(Washington Times) : Parents opposed to the spread of critical race theory and gender ideology in public schools have landed on the Southern Poverty Law Center's "hate map." ..
Hazel Nairn was swept into the River Don last year amid fierce weather conditions and her body has never been recovered.
Daily Record -Ross Kemp is famously known for his bald look but revealed unseen pictures of himself with a head of hair on Thursday.
Mail Online -Members of the Aslef and RMT unions are embroiled in long-running disputes over jobs, pay and conditions.
Evening Standard -A player from Ligue 1 side Nice has threatened to throw himself off the bridge after reports that the young player is suicidal following a break-up
Daily Star -Postman Roger lost his beloved wife Joanne, 52, to cancer 18 months ago and signed up to the new ITV1 dating show in a bid to move on
Mail Online -Three recent news stories which have raised questions about misogyny in the UK There’s no denying it – this week’s news cycle has been particularly tough. What just kicked off the conversation about misogyny? GB News made headlines
The Huffington Post -The top baby names predicted for 2024 have been revealed by name experts - from social media trends to celebrity influences, there has been a huge shift in opting for something less traditional
Mirror -The states' governors want to keep tourists flocking to and spending money in areas around the parks. Other states may also keep national parks open.
CBSNews.com -Tim Oldman, boss of the workplace consultancy Leesman, tells Andy Silvester the results of our grand hybrid working experiment are still very much in flux Tim Oldman, as befits a man who runs a workplace consultancy, is asked as
City A.M -Helen Mirren just showed off a brand new blunt bob in London. Bang on trend, she joins Hailey Bieber and Claire Foy in rocking the trend.
Vogue -LENELL JOHN-LEWIS looks to be back available for York City’s Vanarama National League clash with Solihull Moors on Saturday, September 30 (3pm).
York Press -A council has announced it will shut down nearly 40 community facilities - including libraries and swimming pools
Herald Scotland -United have confirmed that the 23-year-old will rejoin training with a view to returning to Erik ten Hag’s side, but he will not involved on Saturday.
The Independent -Amal Clooney wore a gown covered in a delicate rhinestone netting to the Albie Awards. Click to see her latest red carpet look.
Vogue -They topped the charts throughout the late 90s and early 2000s with their hits Tragedy and 5, 6, 7, 8.
Mail Online -All 400 of the collapsed retailer's stores are set to shut
Birmingham mail -Kate, 41, will not travel to Singapore with her husband in November and instead stay at home with Prince George, 10, Princess Charlotte, eight, and Prince Louis, five, reported The Mirror.
Mail Online -Cuts and savings totalling £70 million will have to be found if Brighton and Hove City Council is not to join the ranks of “bankrupt” local authorities like Birmingham, Croydon and Slough.
The Argus -McIlroy admitted it was all part of the plan to start fast as Luke Donald's Europeans stood tall.
Daily Record -From Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas to Kevin Coster and Christine Baumgartner, the era of the ugly celebrity divorce is back, writes Claire Cohen in Vogue.
Vogue -The 'She's a Star' band is coming to Birmingham's Utilita Arena
Birmingham mail -Manchester United confirm Brazilian winger Antony is to return to training after allegations of domestic abuse were made against him.
BBC News -The R&B singer, 38, was a guest at the Clooney Foundation For Justice's second annual Albie Awards at the New York Public Library in New York City .
Mail Online -Jackie 'O' Henderson has revealed that she was busted by airport security with a giant sex toy in her carry on luggage.
Mail Online -Kian Withers gets three-month sentence for posting an animated image of the murder victim on Facebook.
BBC News -Hosted by George and Amal Clooney , the glam soiree welcomed a host of showbiz heavy hitters, with an array of A-list pairs using the event as a date night.
Mail Online -Leeds Rhinos’ player of the year Josh Butler has been nominated for two of Betfred Wheelchair Super League’s top honours, including the first Wheels of Steel award.
Yorkshire Evening Post -Train drivers are set to strike again, and London Underground staff are also taking action.
BBC News -The £300 cost of living payment is being sent from October 31 to the most vulnerable people and low-income families to help with rising bills
Mirror -What a weekend we can look forward to. At Newmarket there’s the Middle Park, Cheveley Park & Royal Lodge Stakes alongside the big-field Cambridgeshire Handicap, all taking place on Saturday afternoon. Then on Sunday it’s the big
City A.M -Humza Yousaf has pledged to hold a meeting to find a way forward
Daily Record -Boss of Britain’s oldest Brewer hails the return of office workers and dismisses surge pricing in his pubs
Evening Standard -The Arsenal and Republic of Ireland defender racked up significant praise at this summer's Women's World Cup after her sensational goal against Canada
Mirror -The firm called the brewer a "relatively defensive stock for the current environment."
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