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A massive search operation launched on the Firth of Clyde amid reports of a man overboardBy LUCY HOLDEN Published: 18:08 EDT, 15 June 2025 | Updated: 18:08 EDT, 15 June 2025 A massive search operation was launched in the Firth of Clyde yesterday afternoon amid concern a man had gone overboard. The passenger was reported missing on the Gourock to Dunoon service after disappearing while fetching something from his car.

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It’s a rite of passage to think you know love too young. First at 15, maybe, then again and again if you’re lucky and optimistic and can keep piecing your experienced heart back together. I was 34 when I boarded the 394-passenger Club Med 2 in Rome last summer with my new boyfriend and love was an old, if slightly distrusted, friend by then. It was our first cruise together and that morning my excitement had turned into doubt that it would be as romantic as I’d hoped.

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Lucy Holden

Belfast: city of storytellers, protests, seven types of rain (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday . . . they say), plus 1,000 tours, covering music, art, politics, troubled bloodshed, wonder — and a hell of a lot of butter. No nationality talks as continuously and as comedically as the Irish, so it’s unsurprising that this new course of tourism is thriving. Even the locals are in on them, saying the walkabouts have made them see modern Belfast in “colour” after the “black and white” of their childhoods.