(The Scotsman) : Captain Callum McGregor says Celtic now have five games "to fix" their nightmare start to the Champions League after they were defeated 2-0 by Feyenoord in Rotterdam in their Group E opener. ..
The UK government has announced a ZEV mandate to systematically transition to electric vehicles with a proportionate increase in zero-emission vehicles every year until it reaches 100 per cent.
International Business Times -Barry Anderson delivers his predicted XI for Hearts as they travel to Ross County on Saturday
Edinburgh Evening News -Merseyside Police say that a Carvers W3 coach overturned after hitting a motorway reservation on the northbound M53 near Junction 5 at Hooton, Cheshire.
International Business Times -An Indian restaurant in Surrey scored a tasty double, nabbing the top curry prize two years running
SurreyLive -The best banks in Florida are easy to open regardless of where you live in the state. They may also have high interest rates or a variety or options.
Insider -The persistent smell has affected residents in parts of Brightlingsea in Essex for the last two years, particularly during the summer months.
Mail Online -London Travelwatch, one of two bodies scrutinising the proposals, branded what was proposed at the time 'unacceptable' with issues including difficulties for disabled passengers
Mirror -Shohei Ohtani's soaring popularity was even more evident when it came to jersey sales as he led MLB this season.
ESPN -Robust pre-release sales of ‘EA Sports FC’ marks end of 30-year Fifa franchise
The Financial Times -The couple demanded compensation for damage to health and belongings.
Edinburgh Evening News -The subject matter of the forthcoming programme has so far been kept under wraps
i News -Closeup of young Asian female psychotherapist discussing a problem and touch hand young depressed sit on couch at clinic. Medical insurance, Mental health concept.TW: rape, sexual assault, sexual abuse When claims of sexual abuse
The Huffington Post -A MAN was forced to climb a tree to flee a herd of cows in Overton near York.
York Press -The investigation into the 2017 incident at the time found no significant patient harm, but the trust has said it will review its inquiry.
i News -When Insider's reporter was a kid in school, her parents gave her additional assignments, from writing short stories to persuasive essays.
Insider -The US Supreme Court agreed to decide the legality of Republican-backed state laws in Texas and Florida that put constrain on social media companies.
New York Post -The Air Line Pilots Association union said the new contract approved by pilots adds $10.2 billion in wage increases, benefits and other improvements.
WSJ -Latest Wolves news from BirminghamLive as Gary O'Neil's side welcome Man City to the Molineux this weekend
Birmingham mail -The music festival will return to Worthy Farm in Somerset from June 26th to 30th
BreakingNews.ie -A Rutherglen football club has made a planning application to build a clubhouse at its grounds.
Glasgow Times -Crystal Palace goalkeeper Dean Henderson appears set for another spell on the sidelines, with manager Roy Hodgson admitting initial scans on a thigh injury 'didn't look like good news'.
Mail Online -Two-year-old Quinn is a ‘beautiful, cheeky and happy wee girl’.
Edinburgh Evening News -The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority announced it temporarily suspended Metrorail service on the blue and yellow lines between two stations following a train derailment.
Washington Examiner -House Republicans' first impeachment inquiry hearing was widely panned by critics, including fromsome diehard supporters of former President Donald Trump . However, Washington Post political analyst Philip Bump noticed there was
Raw Story -The 66-year-old woman has died in hospital after being hit by the cyclist on Tuesday, September 26.
Daily Record -Who knew the PM was such a bantersaurus rex? AND ‘A gift to grow up in this city that has been shaped by waves of immigration’
Manchester Evening News -Glasgow world heritage site the Antonine Wall is to be protected for future generations as councillors signed off on updated safeguard planning rules.
Glasgow Times -The French striker has broken silence on death threats he claims he received from Rangers fans while he was at Celtic.
Daily Record -The Press is talking to some of the stars of this year's York Food Festival, which runs until Sunday, October 1. Today Rory Buccheri speaks with chef Iain Wilkinson, of Yolk Kitchen Farm
York Press -New data has shown the UK economy grew faster than Germany or France since Covid, but analysts are wary of the future, as recent figures show sluggishness.
International Business Times -Alligators. They are not just for Florida and the Southeastern United States anymore. A fan attending a baseball game in Philadelphia at Citizens Bank Park tried to bring an alligator to the game as an “emotional support animal.”
Washington Examiner -Costco is currently selling two different types of 1-ounce bars to its members. Here's what they're selling for.
CBSNews.com -Kimora Lee Simmons has defended her daughter Aoki, 21, three months after sharing a disturbing video of her crying youngest daughter being berated by her father Russell Simmons.
Mail Online -Nathaniel Limes of Richmond and James Cooper of Northeast D.C. were fatally shot; three others were injured.
The Washington Post -