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OnlyFans models pose 'naked' on Twitch streaming site used by kids

OnlyFans models pose 'naked' on Twitch streaming site used by kids

Daily Mail — The Amazon-owned site, which has a minimum user age of 13, was created to share footage of videogames - but a recent trend has seen users stream implied nudity.
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Graduates demanding 100% WFH and won't come to office for interview

Graduates demanding 100% WFH and won't come to office for interview

MailOnline — The UK's post-lockdown work-from-home boom has seen employers downsize their premises, the blame pinned on 'entitled' and 'quiet quitting' Gen Z-ers who entered the world of work remotely - but is all as it seems?
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Inside the world of drop shipping - as YouTubers promote 'side-hustle'

Inside the world of drop shipping - as YouTubers promote 'side-hustle'

This Is Money — Kamil Sattar is rich - and he wants you to be rich too, if his YouTube channel The Ecom King is anything to go by. Sattar, 24, from Telford, Shropshire, said in 2020 he made more than £30,000 a month with his business and now claims his companies' sales exceed $5million (£3.9m) a year. The best part, he says, is that you can do it as well. In a recent video illustrated with videos of people looking stressed at work, he says: 'If you're watching this video and you want to see true success in 2024 and you want to quit your day job or your side job, you're in the right place.' He is one of many new-age entrepreneurs online purporting to offer a route into big income to hundreds of thousands of people seeking an easy life - and the secret, he says, is 'drop shipping', or selling goods you don't own or handle.
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Scots victim of 'horror movie' bloodbath attack in woods speaks out

Scots victim of 'horror movie' bloodbath attack in woods speaks out

Scottish Daily Record — A brave blade attack victim has told of the 'horror movie' moment a drug-fuelled knife thug repeatedly stabbed her in pitch-black woods. Ocean Richardson was just 20 years old when vicious Martyn Logan attempted to murder her near a dark country road in the Scottish Borders on March 6 2020.
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Sinister underworld of Scots neo-Nazis using online app to recruit racists

Sinister underworld of Scots neo-Nazis using online app to recruit racists

Scottish Daily Record — A sinister underworld of Scots neo-Nazi groups using an encrypted chat platform to recruit hateful racists to their cause has prompted calls for those involved to be 'rooted out' by owners of the app. The Record can reveal a number of white supremacist syndicates are building followings on open-source app Telegram.
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Queen's coffin leaves Balmoral as she makes final journey to Edinburgh

Queen's coffin leaves Balmoral as she makes final journey to Edinburgh

Scottish Daily Record — The Queen has left her treasured Scottish home in Balmoral for the last time following her death at the age of 96. Her Majesty's coffin was transferred from the Ballroom at Balmoral Castle into a waiting hearse, and departed from the main entrance at the Aberdeenshire estate at 10am, three days after her death was announced to the world on Thursday evening.
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Floral tributes to The Queen left at Balmoral Castle as tearful mourners gather

Floral tributes to The Queen left at Balmoral Castle as tearful mourners gather

Scottish Daily Record — The mood was sombre outside Balmoral as mourners gathered from near and far to pay their final respects to the Queen. The rain clouds gathered over the estate earlier in the day as Buckingham Palace announced that there had been concerns for the long-reigning monarch's health.
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Disabled Scots man awarded £20k after HMRC refuse to let him apply for job

Disabled Scots man awarded £20k after HMRC refuse to let him apply for job

Scottish Daily Record — A disabled HMRC worker has been awarded £20,000 after he was refused the chance to apply for a promotion on the basis he couldn't drive. An employment tribunal has ruled that Hamish Drummond, from Dundee, should have been allowed to apply for one of ten senior tax investigator jobs being offered by the public body in 2020.
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Scots mum's machete attack terror as thugs hack at her in front of crying kids

Scots mum's machete attack terror as thugs hack at her in front of crying kids

Scottish Daily Record — A Scots mum says she was ready to die defending her kids after three men burst into her home and slashed her open with a machete. Ashley Reilly, 35, screamed at her son Benji, 14, and daughter Vogue, six, to hide as she tried to fight off the attackers who invaded her house in Lanark at 4am on May 2.
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Seville clean-up underway as broken glass and rubbish litter streets

Seville clean-up underway as broken glass and rubbish litter streets

Scottish Daily Record — A huge clean-up operation is underway in Seville following Rangers' heartbreaking defeat to Eintracht Frankfurt - after fans littered the city with broken glass and crushed cans. Scenes from the city centre in the aftermath of the historic Europa League clash show rubbish strewn across the street s.
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Trendy Scots pub group investigates after complaints of 'rampant' safety issues

Trendy Scots pub group investigates after complaints of 'rampant' safety issues

Scottish Daily Record — A trendy pub chain has received more than 60 complaints relating to poor practice and ill treatment of staff - including claims they did not deal with sexual misconduct matters and Covid outbreaks. Bosses from MacMerry 300 met with union reps to discuss a litany of grievances lodged by employees earlier this month.
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Lifeline for Fife charities which faced closure after funding cuts

Lifeline for Fife charities which faced closure after funding cuts

East Fife Mail — As first revealed by the Local Democracy Reporting Service in January, organisations such as Couples Counselling Fife Home-Start, Fife Gingerbread and The Cottage Family Centre were set to lose hundreds of thousands of pounds of funding after the council changed its policy on funding external organisations.
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Pandemic Pedal Power - N/NE Scotland

Pandemic Pedal Power - N/NE Scotland

The Press and Journal — An in-depth look at transport trends during and after the coronavirus crisis in the north and north-east of Scotland.
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Pandemic Pedal Power - Tayside and Fife

Pandemic Pedal Power - Tayside and Fife

The Courier (Dundee) — An in-depth look at cycling infrastructure and transport priorities across Tayside and Fife during and after the coronavirus pandemic.
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INVESTIGATION: A burning phone mast in Dundee and the 5G conspiracy theory groups on Facebook - E...

INVESTIGATION: A burning phone mast in Dundee and the 5G conspiracy theory groups on Facebook - E...

Evening Telegraph (Dundee) — Conspiracy theories around 5G mobile technology, fuelled by the coronavirus pandemic, are winding their way into local communities in Scotland and stoking fear. In this in-depth report, we examine the theories and how they spread, expose those who irresponsibly share misinformation - and give you the verified facts.
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Dundee City Council has spent £23,000 running an empty office - Evening Telegraph

Dundee City Council has spent £23,000 running an empty office - Evening Telegraph

Evening Telegraph (Dundee) — Dundee City Council has spent over £23,000 maintaining a 'flagship' Waterfront office building which has lain empty, despite opening to great fanfare last year.
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Dundee City Council makes £2.2 million in profit from parking fees and fines - Evening Telegraph

Dundee City Council makes £2.2 million in profit from parking fees and fines - Evening Telegraph

Evening Telegraph (Dundee) — Dundee City Council generated more than £2.2 million in profit from the operation of car parks and the payment of parking fines last year, new figures show. Data provided to the Tele under freedom of information laws shows the council reported upwards of £5m of income from parking fees, season tickets and penalty charge notices (PCNs) in 2018/19.
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'Brian's death could have been prevented with more police': Family of tragic New Year death man s...

'Brian's death could have been prevented with more police': Family of tragic New Year death man s...

Evening Telegraph (Dundee) — The family of a man who died at New Year say a larger police presence in Dundee could have prevented his death in a taxi rank punch-up. Brian Fox, 62, died in the early hours of January 1 after hitting his head on the road at the taxi rank in Nethergate.
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'Eyes of world watching' as Dundee looks to put an end to spiralling drug crisis - Evening Telegr...

'Eyes of world watching' as Dundee looks to put an end to spiralling drug crisis - Evening Telegr...

Evening Telegraph (Dundee) — The eyes of the world are on Dundee as it sets out its plan to tackle drug deaths following a damning report earlier this year. A 10-step action plan was unveiled by the city's alcohol and drugs partnership (ADP) to improve the fortunes of those who access addiction services.
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Dundee City Council opening up Slessor Gardens to new gig offers - Evening Telegraph

Dundee City Council opening up Slessor Gardens to new gig offers - Evening Telegraph

Evening Telegraph (Dundee) — Dundee City Council is opening up Slessor Gardens to new gig offers after it was criticised for considering handing the rights to a single promoter.
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Dundee Waterfront proposal by Kelpies designer 'ignored' by council - Evening Telegraph

Dundee Waterfront proposal by Kelpies designer 'ignored' by council - Evening Telegraph

Evening Telegraph (Dundee) — Dundee turned down the opportunity to commission a statue by the sculptor behind the world-famous Kelpies, the Tele can reveal. Scottish steel sculptor Andy Scott has confirmed he made a pitch to Dundee City Council to create a life-sized sculpture of a Bowhead whale and its calf.
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EXCLUSIVE: Probe over claims £185k-a-year NHS Tayside boss caught having sex in his office - Even...

EXCLUSIVE: Probe over claims £185k-a-year NHS Tayside boss caught having sex in his office - Even...

Evening Telegraph (Dundee) — A senior NHS Tayside director is under investigation over claims he was caught having sex in his office, the Tele can reveal. An internal probe was opened at the health board after allegations of improper conduct against Dr Drew Walker, director of public health, first surfaced in 2019. The inquiry was later dropped due to lack of evidence.
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Workers fume as Dundee council introduces 'heavy-handed' ban on smoking and vaping on shift - Eve...

Workers fume as Dundee council introduces 'heavy-handed' ban on smoking and vaping on shift - Eve...

Evening Telegraph (Dundee) — Dundee City Council workers face disciplinary action if they smoke on shift under a new policy which has been branded "heavy-handed". The policy, seen by the Tele ahead of it coming into force on Thursday, explicitly bans staff from smoking on company time.
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Row after Dundee city centre manager claims ALL local rough sleepers are 'career beggars' - Eveni...

Row after Dundee city centre manager claims ALL local rough sleepers are 'career beggars' - Eveni...

Evening Telegraph (Dundee) — Dundee's city centre boss has come under fire from vulnerable locals for her claim that the city's rough sleepers are "career beggars". Sarah Craig told a community meeting that "not a single" person begging in Dundee is homeless, as many stay in temporary accommodation.
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