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Federal judge extends temporary halt on appointed judges in Mississippi capital

A federal judge has extended his order temporarily stopping the Mississippi Supreme Court chief justice from appointing judges in the the capital city of Jackson and Hinds County — both of which are majority-Black

The Independent UK

Laugh in the Park to bring top line-up of comedians to Glasgow's Queen's Park

Laugh in the Park will take place in Queen's Park and be the biggest outdoor comedy festival in Scotland and feature the likes of Susie McCabe, Mark Nelson, Paul Black and Mark Jennings.

Glasgow Live

Trios expands UK footprint with Yorkshire buyout

Birmingham-based facilities management firm has acquired Airedale Maintenance Services in undisclosed deal

Birmingham Post

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How the UK's winter blackouts would work as 'months' of planning already underway

One expert explained how tea could be an affordable "main source of warm comfort" during the energy shortage.

Daily Record

Expert explains how planned winter blackouts would work in UK

Planned rationing could see energy turned off, with a campaign advising people what to do

Wales Online

The best of Edinburgh Festival Fringe unlocked in new BBC Scotland series

Comedian Mark Nelson will delve into what makes the Edinburgh Festival Fringe so great in this brand new BBC Scotland series, titled Edinburgh Unlocked, in three parts.

Edinburgh Live

U.S. wheat crop hit by dry winter then soggy spring, adding to global tightness

North Dakota farmer Dwight Grotberg wanted to plant more wheat this spring to capitalize on soaring prices since Russia's invasion of Ukraine cut grain exports and left the world short of millions of tonnes of wheat supply.

Reuters

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Home Office must stop cruel deportations

Letters: We need a sympathetic immigration system, writes Diana Good, while Leatrice Bailey notes that the Home Office has the capacity to act quickly when it is at risk of being held to account

The Guardian - UK

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