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David Milne

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  • Head of Digital and Cross Platform, STV News
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Spain win World Cup final as Ferran Torres’ extra-time goal sinks Argentina

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By David Milne Verified
| STV News (Glasgow and West) Verified
Super sub Ferran Torres fired Spain to their second men’s World Cup triumph as what may be Lionel Messi’s last dance ended in 10-man Argentina falling to a meek 1-0 extra-time defeat. Billed as a box-office final between the South American and European champions, what transpired was a defence versus attack exercise as the holders showed spirit but precious little else.
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Steve Clarke steps down as Scotland boss after World Cup exit confirmed

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By David Milne Verified
| STV News (Glasgow and West) Verified
Steve Clarke has stepped down from his post as head coach of Scotland following their exit from the 2026 World Cup. The team mustered three points from nine in Group C to end up behind Brazil and Morocco, with a minus three goal difference but it was not enough to secure a place among the eight best third-placed teams who move through to the last-32 of the competition.
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Al Carns resigns as defence minister, after Healey’s exit over military funding

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By David Milne Verified
| STV News (Glasgow and West) Verified
Sir Keir Starmer has suffered another hammer blow to his authority, as the armed forces minister followed John Healey in leaving the Government over a dispute about long-term funding for the military. Al Carns quit as a defence minister on Thursday evening, writing to the Prime Minister to tell him he could not defend “a level of investment I know to be inadequate to the task”.
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