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The first minister has confirmed that beer gardens, gyms and shops across Scotland will open as planned next week.

NHS Fife has confirmed Fife College’s Carnegie Conference Centre in Dunfermline will be home to a mass coronavirus vaccination clinic.

Police are appealing for witnesses after a serious assault in Kirkcaldy on Saturday.

A jury has unanimously convicted Derek Chauvin of the murder of George Floyd.

US President Joe Biden has told the family of George Floyd he is "relieved" after former police officer Derek Chauvin was convicted of his murder.

The guilty verdict in the Derek Chauvin case came after a three-week trial during which the jury had to watch harrowing footage and hear distressing testimony of the last moments of George Floyd's life.

Manchester United executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward is to step down from his role, the club has confirmed.

Liverpool players collectively voiced their opposition to Super League plans before the club officially withdrew from the proposed breakaway.

The 14 Premier League clubs not involved in the new European Super League have "unanimously and vigorously" rejected plans for the breakaway competition.

All English clubs have now pulled out of the European Super League.

The 12 clubs that initially agreed to form a breakaway European super league are already among the richest and most prestigious in the world.

Shares in Netflix have plunged by 11% after subscriptions grew by a weaker than expected four million at the start of this year following a record 2020.

Noel Gallagher, Robert Plant, Lily Allen and Rebecca Ferguson are among a host of stars calling on Boris Johnson to take action and update the law on streaming rights.

Tom Cruise waved to members of the public as he filmed scenes for the latest Mission: Impossible movie in North Yorkshire.

Boomtown festival has been cancelled this year, with organisers saying a lack of a government-backed insurance scheme forced its hand.

All English clubs have now pulled out of the European Super League.

Ed Woodward has stepped down as executive vice chairman of Manchester United, Sky News understands.

Boris Johnson has described the planned European Super League as a "kind of cartel".

Three men have gone on trial accused of deliberately altering police statements after the Hillsborough disaster to "mask the failings" of South Yorkshire Police.

Coronavirus restrictions in Wales are to be further relaxed from Saturday with six people from different households able to meet outdoors.

Veterans minister Johnny Mercer has left the government amid his unhappiness over a lack of progress on legislation designed to protect ex-soldiers who served in Northern Ireland.

The European Medicines Agency says it has found a possible link between the Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine and very rare cases of unusual blood clots.

The Turkish doctors treating her are calling her the "miracle baby".

FIFA and UEFA should not prevent clubs from taking part in the European Super League, a Spanish court has said in a preliminary ruling.

Dulux has apologised after making fun of Tottenham Hotspur - immediately after being signed as their new sponsor.

A river in Wales has turned white after a milk tanker overturned and spilled its contents into the water.

Marks and Spencer has launched legal action against Aldi over a claim that the discount supermarket is infringing the trademark of its Colin the Caterpillar cake.