1 hour ago Boxing Day sales start now as Shark, Ninja, Dyson, Oodie and Ugg launch huge deals

Shoppers can snap up some huge bargains without leaving the house as a host of big-name retailers have already launched their online Boxing Day sales long before the big day

Economics

2 hours ago Council officials warn of "tough choices" over efforts to close £13million budget gap

Among the cost-cutting measures mooted in the survey are the removal of school counselling funds, reducing ASN staff and reducing library opening times.

Economics

2 hours ago War widow weeps in court as she is spared prison over 'relentless' attack on her second husband at their £1.5m mansion

Christina Plumb was today given a 12-week suspended sentence after scratching and biting property developer Adam Plumb during a fight in September last year.

Events

2 hours ago Gogglebox star reveals new girlfriend in sweet clip after split from model ex

Gogglebox star, Tom Malone Jr, has gone public with his new girlfriend after calling it quits with Pretty Little Thing model, Bryony Briscoe

Politics

2 hours ago Blake Lively, Amber Heard and the dark side of PR: Why are we all so keen to hate women?

Blake Lively has alleged that co-star Justin Baldoni launched a ‘carefully crafted’ scheme to take down her reputation. Should we be surprised? It happened to Amber Heard two years ago, says Maddy Mussen

Politics

2 hours ago 'I tried Marks & Spencer's festive turkey feast lasagne – I'd do one thing differently'

Marks & Spencer has launched a turkey feast lasagne just in time for Christmas, but is it worth the hype? Reporter Lucy Marshall decided to sample it and shared her verdict

Politics

3 hours ago Why has Cadbury lost its royal warrant? How chocolatier went from humble Quaker shop to Britain's favourite brand

The confectionery giant based in Bourneville, Birmingham, was among 100 companies to lose out on an official endorsement from 'The Firm', after being stripped of its Royal Warrant status.

Economics

4 hours ago Sweden says China denied request for prosecutors to board ship linked to severed cables

Foreign minister says China denied request for prosecutor to investigate onboard Yi Peng 3, which sailed over cablesSweden has accused China of denying a request for Swedish prosecutors to board a Chinese ship that has been linked to the cutting of two undersea cables in the Baltic despite Beijing pledging “cooperation” with regional authorities.The Yi Peng 3 left the waters it has been anchored in since last month on Saturday – despite an ongoing investigation. Continue reading...

Events

4 hours ago Lack of growth in UK’s latest GDP figures ‘deeply alarming’, says Swinney

The First Minister accused the UK Government of making ‘mistakes’ in its budget which will exacerbate the problem.

Events

4 hours ago Anas Sarwar will be making a mistake if he opposes the SNP Government Budget

Daily Record Political Editor Paul Hutcheon says Labour should claim credit for extra funding for Holyrood and pivot to how the money is being spent to improve lives.

Politics