Every one of us lucky enough to live in this fabulous city is a winner

www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com— The criteria for the award is straightforward. The recipient must have been born in Edinburgh, and have lived in the city for the past 12 months or have a substantial association with the Capital. They cannot be a serving politician, nor a previous recipient of the award. Sir Ian Rankin was the first winner back in 2007, and since then a range of elite sports people, scientists and artists, from JK Rowling to the late Doddie Weir, have picked up a commemorative Loving Cup and had their hand...

dublinlive—'We're conjoined twins but one of us is straight and one of us is lesbian'. Conjoined twins Mia and Lia, 19, have opened up about their sex lives, revealing that they share the same vagina but have different sexual orientations

Daily Mail—PETER HITCHENS: To my critics who call me 'Boomer', I say this: One day you'll be lucky enough to be old. In recent years, as I battle for facts and logic on anti-social media, my critics have taken to calling me 'old' in the hope of damaging me. They seem to think that because I am old, therefore I am stupid.

WLS-AM—You may be living in one of the best places to live in the U.S. Naperville, Evanston, Bloomington, Peoria and Champaign are among the 100 top places to live in the U.S. that’s according to the website Livability. The ranking was based on the city’s size, economy, housing, cost of living, amenities, safety, health and education just to name a few. Other locations in the Midwest to make the list […]