Harbour open for CalMac ferries ‘effective immediately’
The harbour is “now open for ferry services, effective immediately”, a company behind the works said. CalMac Ferries can now use the north berth at Kennacraig on the Kintyre peninsula after around ...
Prince Andrew accuser Virginia Giuffre 'days to live' after crash
A woman who accused Prince Andrew of sexual abuse says she has four days to live after a car crash. Virginia Giuffre alleged in a court filing in 2014 that she was trafficked to the Duke of York on at ...
Jim Goodwin says Dundee Utd have ‘chance to do something special’
Jim Goodwin is hoping Dundee United have emerged from their form dip and can now finish the campaign with a flourish.
Man appears in court charged with Trump Turnberry vandalism
A man has appeared in court accused of maliciously damaging property at US President Donald Trump’s Turnberry golf course ...
Man dies and another seriously injured after Ben Nevis fall
A man has died after falling while climbing on Ben Nevis. The man, understood to be in his 20s, fell in the Moonlight Gully area while climbing with another person on Saturday. Members of the Lochaber ...
John Swinney 'concerned' by Trump whisky tariff threat
John Swinney admits he is 'concerned' about potential U.S tariffs, and will use a trip to New York to address the issue ...
Dani Hazell backs next women’s head coach to ‘put their mark on English cricket’
Durham head coach Dani Hazell has declined to rule herself out of the running for the vacant England job, a role she believes will allow someone “to put their mark on English cricket”.
Major retailer closing down Glasgow Silverburn store
A major retailer is closing down its huge store in Glasgow's Silverburn. Signs have appeared on Sports Directs shop in the leisure centre revealing it will be shutting its doors. Plastered across the ...
Partick Thistle to keep interim management team in place
Partick Thistle are keeping their interim management team of Brian Graham and Mark Wilson in charge until the end of the season.
Can the government fix Scotland's demographic crisis?
The Scottish Government is worried. Scotland faces an ageing population and a declining birth rate, the lowest since records began in 1855. This issue isn’t unique. A recent New Yorker article, "The ...
Wyndford residents to get say on £100 million plans after demolition
The Wyndford community will be given the opportunity to have their say on Wheatley Homes plans for the £100 million transformation of the area.
Scottish airports giant posts record-breaking revenues surge
A historic Scottish firm has hailed a record-breaking year in new accounts. Edinburgh-based Menzies Aviation, “the world’s largest aviation services provider by number of countries, airports and ...