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Norwegian hero behind sabotage of Nazi plant dies aged 99
Second World War saboteur Joachim Roenneberg, who headed a four-man team which blew up a plant producing heavy water which Nazi Germany could have used to produce nuclear weapons, has died at the age of 99, Norway’s prime minister said.
Sergio Garcia successfully defends title as Valderrama love affair continues
Sergio Garcia continued his love affair with Real Club Valderrama as he cruised to a four-shot victory at the weather-affected Andalucia Valderrama Masters on Monday to successfully defend the title he won last year.
‘A little disappointed’ – V&A voted 40th in list of Dundee attractions
Tourists have ranked V&A Dundee only 40th on a list of the best things to see or do in the city.
The lowdown on Christian Wade’s reported switch to the NFL
Wasps winger Christian Wade is reportedly set to leave English rugby and attempt to join the NFL.
Kremlin concerned over Trump’s decision to leave nuclear arms treaty
The Kremlin has said it is concerned about US president Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw from a landmark nuclear weapons treaty.
Geoffrey Rush ‘distraught’ over newspaper articles alleging misconduct
Actor Geoffrey Rush has told the judge hearing his defamation case that he felt distraught and as though his head was “filled with lead” upon seeing a newspaper article alleging he had behaved inappropriately towards a female co-star.
Grants for electric and plug-in hybrid cars slashed early after spike in demand
Government grants for new low-emission cars have been slashed earlier than planned due to a spike in demand.
Vaping company to increase number of stores to 300 within three years
A vaping specialist has announced plans to open 200 new stores across the UK in the next three years.
ScotRail fined more than £2.2m in first six months of year
Failure to meet a series of targets has resulted in ScotRail being fined more than £2.2 million in the first half of the year.
Strikes bring five days of travel disruption for rail passengers
Rail passengers on some of the country’s busiest routes will suffer disruption for five days from Tuesday because of a prolonged strike in the bitter dispute over guards on trains.
