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Mirror Sport – Man City 3-1 West Ham: Pep’s unstoppable side make history The Daily Mirror’s back page leads on Manchester City winning their fourth Premier League title. They have written another chapter in the history books. And in becoming the first team in English football to win four consecutive titles, Manchester City ’s complete domination is as frightening as it is daunting for the rest. It shows their staying power, their longevity and that, even after lifting 17 major trophies as City boss, Pep Guardiola is still hungry for more. How on earth do you motivate a team which…

Express Sport – Man City 3-1 West Ham: Pep’s Mad Four It The Daily Express back page leads on Manchester City winning their fourth Premier League title. Manchester City wrapped up their fourth straight Premier League title with a comfortable victory over West Ham on the final day of the season. Phil Foden scored two early goals to get the hosts off to a flyer, with Rodri adding a third after Mohammed Kudus’ sensational bicycle kick for the Hammers. Elsewhere, the paper reports on Jurgen Klopp’s final match as Liverpool boss and Arsenal narrowly missing out on the title. 

Front page summary The Metro – Heston: I’m bi-polar The Metro leads with a revelation by Heston Blumenthal, one of the UK’s best-known chefs, that he is bipolar. He is, it says, asking for a “change in attitudes to neurodiverse” people in the workplace. Monday’s front page also leaves a lot of room to celebrate Man City’s “fourmidable” win – their fourth Premier League title. Catch up on all of the UK’s front pages here The Metro – Heston: I’m bi-polar By WTX NewsMay 20, 2024 The main stories Like this article? why don’t you share it? its easy … just click the icon…

Front page summary The Herald – Fears political uncertainty is harming offshore investments The Herald says a trade group warns that billions of pounds in crucial offshore energy investment are stalled due to financial and political uncertainty, as a study reveals that three-quarters of Scots don’t trust the oil and gas industry to manage the green transition, prompting calls for urgent ministerial action.Elsewhere, the front page says thousands of lives “continue to be blighted” by the infected blood scandal, a charity has said, as a long-awaited report into the tragedy is published today. More than 30,000 people were given blood or blood…

Offshore energy investment billions ‘on hold’ over political uncertainty There is no bias in the original title provided. One of the UK’s biggest trade unions warned at the weekend that over £6.6 billion needs to be committed over the next six years to save over 30,000 Scots oil and gas jobs by the end of the decade having hit out at Labour’s policy of banning new licences for oil and gas projects in the North Sea following concerns over major job losses by 2030. The biggest union backer of Labour is pushing Labour, the favourites to win any forthcoming General Election,…

Clydebank crossbow bandit targets two houses over weekend There is no bias in the original title provided. Detective Sergeant Barry Convery of CID said: “It is fortunate that no one was hurt following this mindless behaviour. The homeowners were extremely shocked and those responsible should consider the impact this has on others. https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/24330971.clydebank-crossbow-bandit-targets-two-houses-weekend/?ref=rss

Glasgow MSP brands Celtic title party damage ‘unacceptable’ There is no bias in the title provided. Damage caused by the fans was branded “unacceptable” by city chiefs after bus stops and traffic lights at Glasgow Cross were smashed by unruly fans.   Four police officers were injured in the ‘disorder’ that broke out at the unofficial street party, with Police Scotland also reporting 19 arrests. The four injured officers required medical treatment. Police have said they will work to find those responsible.   Speaking on BBC Radio’s Good Morning Scotland programme on Monday, Labour MSP for Glasgow Paul Sweeney has branded…

Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre found guilty of unfair dismissal There is no bias in the original title provided. The centre had denied discrimination. They claimed that she had not been dismissed but had “simply resigned.” In a scathing verdict, employment Judge McFatridge described the evidence submitted by key members of ERCC as “entirely unsatisfactory.” He said Ms Adams had been subject to a disciplinary process “reminiscent of the work of Franz Kafka”. Shortly before she joined Edinburgh Rape Crisis, she met with the then Chief Operating Officer, Maggie Chapman. The two women went for a walk where she was she heard what…

Cross erected in memory of Shackleton to travel to Scotland There is no bias in the title provided. Shackleton was born in Kilkea, Ireland, in 1874 and died in January 1922, aged 47, after suffering a heart attack on board his expedition ship, the Quest, in South Georgia, a UK overseas territory in the southern Atlantic Ocean. Crew members of the Shackleton-Rowett expedition erected a memorial at Hope Point, near to his final resting place in Grytviken Cemetery. The Hope Cross was constructed at nearby Grytviken whaling station by crew members unable to attend the funeral of their expedition leader,…

US soldiers travel to Scotland to help train battalion on new tech There is no bias in the original title provided. Its soldiers are now getting to grips with smartphone devices which flip down from the front of their body armour, offering new capabilities and enhanced security. An American team flew into Fort George, where 3 Scots are based, to pass on their knowledge of the system after using it in their own operations. The lightweight smartphones aid situational awareness as they display live maps – enabling the soldiers to track where their own team, and allied teams, are. They…