‘Hang the White Man’: Graffiti appears on side of Falkirk Wheel

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	Jun 13, 2020


	‘Hang the White Man’: Graffiti appears on side of Falkirk Wheel

	The shocking statement appeared on the national landmark this morning.

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John Cleese labels BBC bosses as ‘cowardly and gutless’ after Fawlty Towers episode is removed

John Cleese has hit out at the removal of an episode of classic 1970s sitcom Fawlty Towers from streaming service UKTV.

These shocking pictures show the extent of the anti-racism graffiti at the Robert the Bruce statue site

The graffiti appeared at the site in Bannockburn overnight.

‘This is unacceptable, shameful, and unforgivable’: Readers react to ‘racist king’ graffiti on Robert the Bruce statue

The statue of Robert the Bruce at Bannockburn was vandalised on Thursday night

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A third of parents admit bribing children with cash to do schoolwork

Many parents have resorted to offering their children cash bribes to do their schoolwork during the coronavirus lockdown, a survey has found.

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SPFL face £6m compensation claim from Hearts and others if league reconstruction fails

League’s document refers to ‘perceived unfairness’

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The transfer window dilemmas facing SPFL clubs and players

Big decisions are set to be made this summer, as Joel Sked explains

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Rory McIlroy and Jordan Spieth shine in star-studded leaderboard

World No 1 hits second-round 63 at Charles Schwab Challenge in Texas

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Uefa to follow Scotland’s lead in limiting amount of heading a ball by youngsters

Restraints aimed at reducing risk of dementia in ex players to be rolled out across Europe





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