Views sought on criminalising deepfake creation in bid to tackle violence against women and girls
The Scottish government is considering new legislation to criminalise the creation of deepfake images as part of efforts to combat violence against women and girls.
NØRA BLU explained why there is a Ø crossed out in her name and what her stage name means
NØRA BLU shares her journey from a small town in Lithuania to studying music at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, emphasizing her lifelong passion for singing.
Source of Peter Mandelson police tip off revealed after row over arrest
Peter Mandelson was arrested due to allegations of passing sensitive documents to Jeffrey Epstein, with controversy over a police tip-off from Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle.
Role of Scotland’s top law officer questioned after ‘bombshell’ over Peter Murrell charges
Concerns have emerged regarding Scotland’s top law officer after it was revealed that the first minister was informed of criminal charges against Peter Murrell before they were publicized.
How ancient Scottish rocks throw ‘snowball Earth’ theory up in the air
Recent research on ancient Scottish rocks challenges the established theory that Earth’s climate was entirely frozen during the 'snowball Earth' period.
Scotland’s new emissions strategy ‘too reliant on science fiction’, critics say
Critics are raising concerns about the credibility of Scotland's long-term emissions reduction strategy, labeling it as overly reliant on unrealistic projections.
'Gripping' War Film with 'Spellbinding' Performances Streaming on Netflix Now
The film 'Outlaw King' is now streaming on Netflix UK, featuring stirring performances and a compelling narrative of Scotland's fight for independence.
Peter Mandelson's lawyers lash out at police after 'baseless' claim over arrest
Peter Mandelson was detained by police based on unfounded allegations regarding him attempting to flee the country amid a sensitive investigation.
Snow maps reveal rare March blizzard to bury cities in England and Scotland
A rare March blizzard is expected to hit several cities in England and Scotland at the start of next month, with forecasts indicating significant snowfall.
Extraordinary discovery on a walk with dogs. The sea revealed footprints from thousands of years ago
Locals in Scotland discovered ancient footprints dating back 2,000 years after a storm exposed a layer of clay on Lunan Bay beach.
Former gamekeeper found guilty of shotgun murder of ex-colleague
David Campbell, a former gamekeeper, was found guilty of murdering his ex-colleague Brian Low with a shotgun in a premeditated attack.
Driving test rule change coming in March 2026 - and 2 others explained
New rules set to take effect in March 2026 will change how learner drivers can book their driving tests in England, Scotland, and Wales.
'Fairytale' Waterfall 'Especially Beautiful' in Winter Right Here in the UK
The Craigie Linn waterfall near Paisley, Scotland, is particularly stunning during winter, offering a breathtaking natural experience.
Epstein Affair: British Police Arrest Former Ambassador Mandelson
Former Labour politician Lord Peter Mandelson has been arrested by Scotland Yard on charges of misconduct in public office related to the Epstein case.
Route "Lolita Express": They seek to reconstruct the secret flights of Andrew and Epstein, but the records are missing
The investigation into Prince Andrew's connections with Jeffrey Epstein faces significant challenges due to the absence of many flight records.
Trafficker forced two young women into prostitution after bringing them to UK
A trafficker, Mananchaya Wanitthanawet, has been sentenced to nine years in prison for exploiting two young Thai women in Scotland and has been ordered to pay £3,815 as part of a confiscation order.
Speed Cameras to Be Taken Out of Service in Scotland – Didn't They Reduce Accidents or Speeds?
Scotland plans to take several speed cameras out of service due to a review that questions their effectiveness in reducing accidents and speeding.
Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland axe key service for 28 million customers
Lloyds, Halifax, and Bank of Scotland have stopped offering the option to deposit cheques at Post Office branches for their customers, affecting around 28 million users.
UK island known for its sunshine and sandy beaches with hardly any tourists
Tiree, a small island off Scotland's west coast, enjoys the most sunshine in Britain and offers pristine beaches with few tourists.
Bodies of man and teen boy found in burnt-out car following crash
A man and a teenage boy were discovered deceased in a burnt-out car after a crash in Scotland.
Revealed that former Prince Andrew sent two of his guards to work as security at Jeffrey Epstein's parties
Documents reveal that former Prince Andrew sent two of his bodyguards to work as security at parties hosted by Jeffrey Epstein, despite Epstein's prior conviction for sex offenses.
Countryfile's Hamza Yassin left speechless as he says 'I was not expecting this'
Hamza Yassin was astonished during an episode of Countryfile while searching for the critically endangered flapper skate off the west coast of Scotland.
Here is the standings of the Six Nations Rugby 2026 after round 3
France remains undefeated after three matches, leading the Six Nations 2026 standings.
Andrew: Scotland Yard officers acting as "goons" at Epstein's dinner
British police officers from Scotland Yard were assigned to provide security for Jeffrey Epstein's 2010 dinner in New York at the residence of Prince Andrew.
Jeffrey Epstein lounged in a 'Finnish' cabin - photo resurfaced
Photos of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell at a Finnish-style cabin have resurfaced amidst the latest Epstein revelations.
Andrew security 'instructed to provide security for a celeb party at Epstein’s home'
Newly released emails indicate that security officers for Prince Andrew were instructed to work a celebrity party at Jeffrey Epstein's residence.
Top minister quizzed on Andrew judge-led inquiry calls - 'no one above law'
A UK minister suggested the possibility of a judge-led inquiry following the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten Windsor on suspicion of misconduct in public office.
Alan Cumming's life off-screen from 'feudal' upbringing to husband
Scottish actor Alan Cumming discusses his difficult childhood and personal life as he hosts the 2026 BAFTA Film Awards.
I went to the UK's 'rainiest place' 4 times worse than the rest and can't wait to go back
The article describes a visit to Glenshiel Forest, the UK's wettest location, highlighting its natural beauty and outdoor attractions despite the heavy rainfall.
The former bodyguard of Andrew speaks: 'Scotland Yard covered it up'
Paul Page, a former bodyguard for Prince Andrew, claims that Scotland Yard attempted to silence him regarding the influx of unnamed girls visiting Andrew, including at Buckingham Palace.
Six Nations: Scotland came back in Wales and positions itself as a challenger to France for the crown
Scotland staged a comeback against Wales in the Six Nations, positioning itself as a contender against France for the championship.
Scotland avoid huge upset with late winning try against Wales – live reaction
Scotland secured a dramatic victory over Wales with a late try, moving closer to winning their first Triple Crown in 36 years during the Six Nations.
Six Nations: Scotland Wins Against Wales Under Pressure, Increasing Pressure on the French
Scotland secured a dramatic victory over Wales in the Six Nations, increasing pressure on France ahead of their upcoming match.
"It took half a year to get over the final loss against Edin"
Bruce Mouat has taken six months to get over his loss in the Olympic final in Beijing against Niklas Edin's team and aims to be the first Scottish man to win Olympic gold in curling in over a century.
Antiques auction selling neck shackles accused of ‘profiting from slavery’
An antiques auction in Scotland selling neck shackles associated with the enslavement of African people has sparked controversy over the ethics of profiting from such historical items.
Sinkhole repair lorry ends up stuck in a very unfortunate situation
A lorry sent to repair a sinkhole in Dunbar ended up stuck in the very hole it was meant to fix, illustrating ongoing infrastructure issues in the area.
Full list of 168 Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland branches closing in 2026 and 2027
Lloyds, Halifax, and Bank of Scotland are set to close 168 branches across the UK over the next two years, following an earlier announcement of further closures.
Science: The Mysterious Physics of Curling
The article explores the intriguing aspects of curling, including its physics, cultural significance, and recent controversies.
Five key factors considered for Council Tax Reduction of up to 100% - eligibility
Residents of England, Scotland, and Wales may be eligible for a significant reduction in Council Tax based on specific criteria.
I got on overnight train from major UK city and woke up in most magical place
A travel writer shares her enchanting experience of taking the Caledonian Sleeper train from Birmingham to Inverness.
Six Nations 2026: Fixtures, results, squads and how to watch on TV
The Six Nations 2026 tournament kick-off sees fierce competition between England, France, Italy, and Scotland, with broadcast details for UK viewers.
Workers stumble upon historic burial site and 'incredibly rare' find during sewer project
During a sewer installation in Scotland, workers uncovered ancient human remains and evidence of a settlement dating back to the 6th century A.D.
In retirement, he began learning to throw a tomahawk. Now, the seventy-year-old Scot is preparing for the world championship
A retired seventy-year-old Scot has taken up the sport of tomahawk throwing and is set to compete in a world championship.
UK snow maps show two day blizzard set to hit country
A two-day blizzard is forecasted to hit the UK, with significant snowfall expected across several regions, including Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.
Paul McCartney tries to escape The Beatles in Man On The Run
The article explores Paul McCartney's life and career after The Beatles, detailing his transition and challenges following the iconic band's breakup.
Revenge on the village path: The gamekeeper murderer who settled a score
A murder in the quiet village of Aberfeldy reveals long-standing grievances culminating in violent tragedy.
'I worked for Royal Family – Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor showed true colours with one act'
A former employee of the Royal Family discusses Prince Andrew's controversial behavior and its implications amid renewed scrutiny following the release of the Epstein files.
UK snow maps show when up to 25in could fall with blizzards as far south as Devon
Weather forecasts predict significant snowfall for parts of the UK, particularly Scotland, with light snow potentially reaching southern regions like Devon.
Trainspotting: How Britpop and beats shaped an era-defining soundtrack
The article discusses the cultural impact of the film 'Trainspotting' and its iconic soundtrack that defined a generation.
BBC renews 'taut and twisty' crime drama that's perfect for Shetland fans
The BBC has announced the renewal of the crime drama 'An t-Eilean,' featuring Sorcha Groundsell, with production set to begin this spring in Scotland.