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Bans on Approaching or Videorecording Hunters Struck Down by Seventh Circuit

From Brown v. Kemp, decided Monday in an opinion by Judge David Hamilton, joined by Judge Ilana Rovner: [A Wisconsin law] makes it a crime to interfere intentionally with a hunter by [two or more acts of] "maintaining a visual or physical proximity" to the hunter, by "approaching or confronting"…

Reason

Jarren Duran’s career game overshadowed by Garrett Whitlock injury

After losing 16 of 19 games to the Toronto Blue Jays last year, the Red Sox have turned the tables on their division rivals in an unbelievable way this season.

Boston Herald

Hampden Old Firm clash saw more pyrotechnics taken in than 'any game in Scottish history'

So many flares and rockets were taken into Hampden Stadium on the Viaplay Cup Final clash last month that a specialist company had to be called in to remove the debris.

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Scottish authorities 'doing nothing' to stop pyro at football games, ex-cop claims

The SFA, SPFL and Police Scotland already in talks after the fireworks displays at the Celtic Vs Rangers Viaplay Cup final last month.

Daily Record

Pseudonymity and Self-Incrimination

From the Seventh Circuit decision Jan. 27 in Roe v. Dettelbach, by Judge Diane Wood and joined by Judges David Hamilton and Amy St. Eve: This suit is about a person's right to have a gun part called a "drop-in auto sear." John Roe, litigating under a pseudonym to avoid…

Reason

Lanarkshire pals who 'didn't want to live' open up on dark days before running changed their lives

David Hamilton and David Cairney met at an event held by Hamilton's Bravehearts Boxing Gym and became best friends after sharing common low points in their lives.

Glasgow Live

Scotland's football clubs told to get tough on pyrotechnics or face stadium closures

SCOTLAND’S football clubs have been told they must do far more to prevent the illegal use of pyrotechnics by fans at matches - and warned they…

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SPFL defend clubs' ongoing investment in battle against 'reckless' pyrotechnic use

THE SPFL have insisted their member clubs have invested heavily in measures to stop the “irresponsible and wholly reckless” use of pyrotechnics…

The National (Scotland)

Off-duty Glasgow cop stops petrol can thug burning down west end restaurant

Sergeant David Marr has been hailed a hero after throwing himself at the yob who entered the Ashoka in Ashton Lane clutching fuel and a lit cigarette and told diners and staff he was going to burn the place down.

Glasgow Live

Off-duty cop compared to Die Hard hero after stopping thug from burning down Glasgow restaurant

Sergeant David Marr, 42, dealt with the thug and then sat back down to finish his meal.

Daily Record

Hundreds of donors rally to buy and protect Tasman Peninsula bush block Sloping Main Reserve

From the outside, this reserve looks like any average bush block — but a community has banded together to help raise $3.4 million to preserve it.

ABC News

Inside the unique Nottingham radio station praised by Sir Cliff Richard

The station is aimed at the baby boomer generation with some famous presenters on board

Nottingham Post

Endangered eastern quoll in decline after decades of monitoring in Tasmania

Tasmania has long been thought of as a stronghold for the eastern quoll, but new research shows the species has been in decline in the state for the past 35 years.

ABC News

First pic of pals killed in horror Highlands crash after car left road ‘some time before being found’

The young men, who have been formally identified as Findley Hope and David Hamilton, were sadly pronounced dead at the scene after a crashed Mazda RX8 was found off the A836 at around 3.20pm on Sunday.

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Lanarkshire sex beast jailed after raping two women

David Hamilton pounced on two women during 2020 and 2021

Belfast Live

Northern Ireland clergyman to be the next Dean of Canterbury

The Co Fermanagh man said he was “overjoyed and humbled” by his appointment

The Guardian - UK

‘My mum used to cook for the Wailers!’: Leeds puts its West Indian history on display

With illegal blues parties in basements and impassioned activism across the city, Windrush was more than just a London story – as this new string of events proves

Daily Record

Missing Scots rescue dog caught after pet detectives use hi-tech drone in four day search

June and David Hamilton had picked up the 18-month-old Spanish rescue Jack Russell terrier less than two hours before it escaped from the garden of their home in Bothwell, Lanarkshire.

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Nottingham Post

Nottingham's Boom Radio - launched in a spare bedroom - celebrates a year on air

Audience numbers are increasing

Chicago Sun-Times

The Interrogation Room: Bulls All-Star DeMar DeRozan has a chat

Few players in the NBA rep all things Kobe Bryant, as well as the Los Angeles area, harder than DeRozan. So it was time to turn on the bright light and find out exactly how DeRozan feels about topics ranging from Kobe vs. Michael and LeBron, to one of his…

Chronicle Live

Nurse in court accused of 'altering medication chart to avoid disciplinary action'

David Hamilton is alleged to have committed fraud in order to keep his job over 12 days in March last year

Daily Record

Live show of organ recitals returns to Lanarkshire next month

It's the first time the Scottish Federation of Organists Conference has been held in two years.

Wales Online

BBC Top of the Pops: Where are the former presenters of the TV music show?

Some big names have presented the music show

ABC News

Research discovers 'cute' quolls used to have a taste for human flesh

When you think of a quoll, them eating human flesh is probably the last thing you'd expect. But research has recently revealed accounts of this happening.

ABC News

Quoll project integrates captive-bred individuals with wild population to shore up species

Tasmania is one of the last strongholds for the nationally endangered quoll. In the state's central highlands, a pilot reintroduction program is underway in a bid to shore up the local population before it's too late.

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