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Scottish students issued warning over common university scams found online

As university students around Scotland enrol on their undergraduate courses this September, scammers continue to employ new and creative methods to defraud unsuspecting people.

Edinburgh Live

The Loop live: Canada stabbing manhunt ends, teen charged over fatal crash in Sydney, royal siblings George, Charlotte and Louis pictured at new school

What Australia is searching for and all the news that happened while you snoozed: This is The Loop, your quick catch-up for this morning's stories.

ABC News

Why hundreds of women are planning to complete Eliza Fletcher’s run one week on from her murder

‘We want to stand up and say it’s okay for women to run at 4 o’clock in the morning and it’s okay for women to run in whatever type of clothing they feel comfortable in,’ organiser Danielle Heineman tells The Independent

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Shoppers praise 'easy to use' £39 Amazon McMuffin maker that's 'great value for money'

Amazon fans shared the product in an Aldi Facebook group

Liverpool Echo

RSPCA reports of online animal abuse more than doubled in the last year

An RSPCA survey also reveals that over 11 million people have seen animal cruelty online.

Chronicle Live

Saskatchewan stabbing victims named: Mother of two, first responder and Canadian veteran among 10 dead

‘No one in this town is ever going to sleep again,’ niece of 78-year-old victim says

The Independent UK

‘Blockhead’ who posed for photo with wild horse is kicked…and cited

A woman at Cape Lookout National Seashore in North Carolina walked up and stood by a wild horse to get a photo, and then paid for it.

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Shoppers debate over Lewis Capaldi's new pizza launch on Iceland shelves

The Scottish singer has released a line of his own "Big Sexy" pizzas to be sold in Iceland, and both Lewis Capaldi fans and shoppers alike have debated over the new product.

Glasgow Live

Demand for answers as cinema remains closed despite accepting taxpayer money

Woolton Picture House received £37,809 as part of the Culture Recovery Fund during the pandemic

Liverpool Echo

White Moose Cafe owner shares cheeky notice issued to hotel guests

Paul Stenson is the owner of the Charleville Lodge and is known for his forthright commentary on social media

Dublin Live

‘We Don’t Hold Any Grudges’: Tributes Are Flowing For The 5 Teens Killed In A NSW Car Crash

"They were cheeky, beautiful, just always smiling."

Pedestrian.tv

The reason everyone thinks Cardiff's Queen Street is in such a dire state

Many people are gutted to see a major retail street faltering

Wales Online

Pigs appear in garden on Crumlin Road as appeal launched to find owners

They were found on the Crumlin Road

Belfast Live

How Montana GOP hijacked public health

“The human psyche was not built for this," distraught hospital worker says

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The Guardian - AU

Kumanjayi Walker’s family feared another police shooting following his death, inquest told

Cousin of NT man shot dead during arrest says she livestreamed as family gathered outside police station out of fear of media, police

Salon

Facebook fuels Bolsonaro election lies

"Meta has learned absolutely nothing since January 6 in the U.S.," watchdog group says

ABC News

Nick Kyrgios exits US Open after five-set loss to Karen Khachanov in quarterfinals

After forcing a fifth and deciding set, a gallant Nick Kyrgios falls short in his quarterfinal against Karen Khachanov, with the Russian advancing to the last four in New York.

ABC News

The Loop: Canada stabbing suspect still at large, IAEA calls for Zaporizhzhia plant 'protection zone', Don't Worry Darling drama grips the internet

What Australia is searching for and all the news that happened while you snoozed: This is The Loop, your quick catch-up for this morning's stories.

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The Conversation

How dark is 'dark advertising'? We audited Facebook, Google and other platforms to find out

Once upon a time, most advertisements were public. If we wanted to see what advertisers were doing, we could easily find it – on TV, in newspapers and magazines, and on billboards around the city.

The Conversation

Why Ottawa’s efforts to get Google and Facebook to pay for news content misses the mark

We have seen drastic changes in the media industry over the last two decades. Between 2008 and 2021, more than 450 news outlets closed across Canada and at least one-third of journalism jobs disappeared.

Belfast Live

Energy bills text scam warning that's taking advantage of 'vulnerable' people

The Foyle representative accused those behind the scam of "preying on vulnerable people"

The Independent UK

Saskatchewan stabbings: Parole board said Myles Sanderson didn’t pose risk months before attacks – despite 59 convictions

After turning 18, the 32-year-old at-large suspect had racked up nearly 60 criminal convictions, parole board records show

Newsroom.co.nz

Spontaneous memorialisation: Sharing our grief with the world

When Princess Diana died, millions felt compelled to travel to her home and leave flowers. Why?

Input

Meta's next Connect conference is on October 11

The company is expected to provide updates on its work in social media, VR, AR, and unveil the "Meta Quest Pro."

Wales Online

Twin Town co-writer Paul Durden has died, his 'heartbroken' family have announced

'He was a big part of everyone’s life and had many happy memories'

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