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Stephen Robinson hopeful St Mirren can hold on to 'top talent' and build for future

Stephen Robinson has admitted he is keen for St Mirren to hold on to a “top talent” during the final week of the summer transfer window.

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'This is what happiness does' - Richard Taylor on life-changing St Mirren experience

Richard Taylor details life-changing impact of move to St Mirren.

The National (Scotland)

Letter: Dr Richard Taylor obituary

Anthony Isaacs writes: He exemplified the best characteristics of both physician and medical politician

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Roland Idowu insists St Mirren 'perfect fit' after hitting double to sink Morton

Roland Idowu reckons St Mirren are the perfect fit for him after endearing himself to supporters with a double against rivals Greenock Morton.

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Dr Richard Taylor obituary

Doctor who campaigned to preserve hospital services in Kidderminster and was elected twice as an independent MP

The Guardian - UK

The Lost King and Baby Reindeer: turning fact into film fiction is a tricky business

Letters: The BBC film and the Netflix series made easily avoidable blunders, write Peter Grimsdale and Mike Pitts

The Guardian - UK

What does Steve Coogan’s Lost King case mean for future biopics?

The appetite for drama based on real events seems insatiable, but a preliminary ruling that a British film defamed the original of one of its characters – along with legal action against Baby Reindeer – may give producers pause for thought

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Portrayal of character in Steve Coogan’s film The Lost King is defamatory, judge rules

Coogan, production company Baby Cow and Pathe, the distributors of the 2022 film, will now face a full trial

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D-Day: Secrets of the Frontline Heroes review – the courageous men who filmed the Normandy landings

What did it look like when the allies pushed to take Europe back from the Nazis? We know thanks to this stunning footage from brave journalists and Hollywood directors who crossed the beaches with their cameras

The Guardian - UK

St Mirren 2 Hearts 2: Shankland nets 30th of season in stalemate

Lawrence Shankland scored his 30th Hearts goal of the season to help his team to a 2-2 draw away to St Mirren in the Scottish Premiership.

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John Boyega tells of ‘life-changing’ friendship with Damilola Taylor

Actor speaks about how 10-year-old’s death in 2000 spurred him and others to ‘aim further’

The Guardian - UK

Richard Taylor obituary

Father of Damilola whose mission was to fight knife crime and provide support for disadvantaged young people

The Guardian - UK

Richard Taylor’s final interview: ‘The spirit of my son Damilola will always be with us’

It has been 24 years since the killing of schoolboy Damilola Taylor. In an emotional last interview, his father Richard, who died at the weekend, tells Anthony France about the importance of hope in continuing his son’s legacy

Evening Standard

Richard Taylor, father of murdered schoolboy Damilola Taylor, dies after cancer battle

Damilola, 10, was left bleeding to death in a stairwell in Peckham in November 2000

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Steve Coogan and makers of The Lost King sued by academic over his portrayal in the film

The former deputy registrar of the University of Leicester claims the 2022 movie presented him as ‘dismissive, patronising and misogynistic’

Evening Standard

Steve Coogan facing libel claim over ‘weasel-like’ portrayal in Richard III film

Richard Taylor, formerly deputy registrar of the University of Leicester, is bringing legal action over a portrayal of him in the film The Lost King.

The Texas Tribune

Llano River communities fight former oil executive’s plan for a private dam

Texas has thousands of private dams, but a former oil executive’s application to build one on the South Llano River would be the first in the watershed for recreational use. Opponents fear it would harm the river’s health and encourage more private dams.

The Independent UK

Richard III academic suing over claims he was portrayed as a ‘sexist bully’ in Steve Coogan film The Lost King

Coogan co-wrote and starred in the 2022 film about the uncovering of the royal’s remains

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St Mirren 2 Aberdeen 2: Injury-time penalty denies Stephen Robinson's men top spot

A CONTROVERSIAL Bojan Miovski penalty for Aberdeen in the 10th minute of injury-time denied St Mirren victory and top spot in the cinch Premiership…

The Guardian - UK

In our polarised politics, there are no truly independent MPs – and Westminster is poorer for it

For voters, the choice is still between the established parties. A more rational politics remains tantalisingly out of reach, says Guardian associate editor Martin Kettle

Evening Standard

Met chief ‘must stop county line dealers luring pupils with vapes’

Criminals are recruiting young people at the school gates, says Damilola Taylor’s father

The Conversation

Proving Fermat's last theorem: 2 mathematicians explain how building bridges within the discipline helped solve a centuries-old mystery

On June 23, 1993, the mathematician Andrew Wiles gave the last of three lectures detailing his solution to Fermat’s last theorem, a problem that had remained unsolved for three and a half centuries. Wiles’ announcement caused a sensation, both within the mathematical community and in the media.

Manchester Evening News

Best friends doing impressions of Elton John and George Michael ended in mum's tragic death

The woman and her best friend were acting out the live rendition of Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me when tragedy struck

Wales Online

14-year-old may not have intended to take his own life, coroner rules

Alfie was taken to hospital but his brain injuries were too severe

Manchester Evening News

Tragedy of boy, 14, who had seemed happy in days before his death

Alfie Watson died at Royal Manchester Children's Hospital

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