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FORGOTTEN HISTORY: 6 | History Defined

Man runs London Marathon in memory of father who took own life

A man will run the London Marathon on Sunday in memory of his father who took his own life.

Evening Standard

People on the move: key North East appointments and promotions

Companies featuring in this week's round-up include Mincoffs, Samuel Philips Law, Howarth Litchfield, Northern Engineering Solutions and Silverbean

Birmingham Post

Albanese government’s housing agenda stalls in the Senate as March rents soar across the nation

The despair caused by Australia’s housing crisis was evident this week as politicians traded barbs about a new construction fund in Canberra while the

The New Daily

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Electronic Arts is laying off 6% of its workforce

Things are going really great at EA, so it's time to start firing people.

PC Gamer

Roll call of the dead: The 179 British servicemen and women who paid ultimate price in Iraq

The invasion of Iraq led to the deaths of 179 British personnel between March 2003 and February 2009.

The Independent UK

Property prices rise: Is it a turning point, or the eye of the storm?

Property prices across Australia’s three largest capitals inched up over the first half of March in a sign positive momentum is building.

The New Daily

Roisin moved into a caravan park 12 years ago. Now Australia's housing crisis is forcing others to do the same

At the Seaford Cabin Park, at the gateway to Victoria's Mornington Peninsula, manager Andrew Wilson receives about 10 calls a day from people looking for long-term accommodation.

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Edinburgh student says people mock his accent as he's not from a 'posh school'

The 93 per cent Club – who campaign across the UK for educational equality for those who didn’t attend private school – have criticised the environment at the university.

Edinburgh Live

Ex-prosecutors charged after probe of cop-slaying trial

Two former prosecutors have been charged with lying about the relationship one had with a witness in the trial of a man who alleged he was tortured when questioned about the 1982 slayings of two Chicago police officers

The Independent UK

2 former assistant state’s attorneys charged in botched prosecution of alleged Burge torture victim

Nick Trutenko and Andrew Horvat are accused of lying about Trutenko’s relationship with a key witness against Jackie Wilson, allegedly tortured into confessing to the 1982 murders of two Chicago police officers.

Chicago Sun-Times

Stark photo shows empty Edinburgh Tesco vegetable aisle amid shortages across UK

Across the UK, shoppers are taking to social media after discovering empty vegetable displays in Tesco. One Edinburgh shopper went to two local stores in search for ingredients for dinner but was met with the same scene.

Edinburgh Live

I left behind my idyllic life in a Spanish eco-village to return to London. This is why

Almería was an off-grid paradise, but I like to think I’ve brought part of it back to the city with me, says the writer Andrew Wilson

The Guardian - UK

Andrew Wilson to leave Charlotte Street Partners

The co-founder of Edinburgh communications consultancy Charlotte Street Partners is to leave the company this month “to pursue new…

The National (Scotland)

Co-founder leaves Edinburgh communications consultancy

After almost a decade since the firm was founded, the partner has decided to 'pursue new opportunities'

Insider UK

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Daily Record

Stewartry RFC over-30s defeat under-30s in festive friendly

An exciting game at Greenlaw saw experience triumph over youth with a 28-24 victory

The Independent UK

Wartime Ukraine erasing Russian past from public spaces

Ukraine is accelerating efforts to erase Soviet and Russian influence from its public spaces by pulling down monuments and renaming hundreds of streets to honor its own artists, poets, soldiers and independence leaders

The National (Scotland)

'Easier to export to Hong Kong than Europe': Scots firm halts EU trade due to Brexit

A SCOTTISH firm has revealed how it was forced to abandon all trade with Europe after Brexit hammered the “nail into the coffin” of his…

Benzinga

Electronic Arts Q2 Earnings Highlights: Record FIFA Video Game Franchise Sales, Q3 Guidance And More

Video game company Electronic Arts Inc (NASDAQ: EA) reported second-quarter financial results after market close Tuesday. Here are the key highlights.

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PC Gamer

Project Rene—Everything we know about the next major Sims game

Project Rene is still years away, but Electronic Arts has committed to showing off features as it develops.

The New Daily

Migration push means housing shortage remains, despite Labor’s budget fix

Treasurer Jim Chalmers unveiled the government’s plan to accelerate the construction of new housing across the country.

Daily Mirror

Final moments of tragic child mummies plied with drugs and booze before being sacrificed

Three young children, as young as four-years-old, were plied with considerable amounts of coca and alcohol before they were sacrificed around 500 years ago

The Independent UK

Handwritten John Lydon Sex Pistols lyrics sell at auction for over £50,000

The lyrics were part of a private collection of artwork, posters and documents which sold at Sotheby’s auction house for a total of £354,567.

ABC News

How the Wynnum Manly Radio Model Yacht Club is curing a sailing addiction for many yachties

It all began when two men decided to sail their model yachts around the Wynnum wading pool in the late 1980s. Now, the Wynnum Manly Radio Model Yacht Club has become a passion for a growing number of people.

The New Daily

‘In their stride’: Why property prices might not fall as far as feared

Australia’s housing correction may not be as bad as feared as buyers take rising interest rates “in their stride”, a leading economist says.

The Independent UK

‘Extraordinary’ collection of Sex Pistols artwork and memorabilia to go on sale

Sotheby’s in London will host a sale of the items during October.

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