59 minutes ago Second Lockerbie trial that may dismiss dafter conspiracy theories is not the only 2025 justice highlight

Scotland’s justice system should see the conclusion of several major investigations and inquiries next year

Politics

71 minutes ago Scottish women's football growth 'phenomenal' but more still to be done, says Kate Cooper

The St Mirren Women's head coach has outlined that the structure and pathway around the women's game in Scotland must become more sustainable.

Politics

75 minutes ago Union boss says West Dunbartonshire Council was 'repeatedly warned' bin workers would refuse to work over Christmas amid pay row

Keir Greenaway, of GMB Scotland, has spoken out after the local authority pushed back festive bin collections, saying chiefs were “repeatedly warned” staff would refuse to volunteer to work in a row over proposed changes to holiday pay.

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89 minutes ago McTominay, Doak, Dykes: How the 16 Scotland internationals that moved in summer have fared for new clubs

An update on the 16 Scotland internationals that completed transfers to new clubs in summer 2024.

Society

97 minutes ago Astonishing photographs show uncontacted Amazon tribe for the first time

The images, taken on automatic cameras, appear to show the Massaco tribe arming themselves with machetes and axes that were left behind by the government officials.

Culture

1 hour ago Toyah Willcox left 'so embarrassed' after major mishap saw fans see her getting changed

Toyah Willcox has opened up about an unexpected tech mishap that left her mortified. A simple mistake while filming turned into one of the most awkward moments of her life.

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2 hours ago 'Tyson Fury said there's no point looking back as he's left contemplating his future'

JEREMY CROSS COLUMN: Despite all his fights and ups and downs through the years, Tyson Fury's toughest battle might still be ahead of him after his defeat to Oleksandr Usyk

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2 hours ago Stirling Albion keeper admits Arbroath memories as he saves side in stormy stalemate

The keeper was on top form to keep Stirling in the game as they snatched a last-gasp leveller against Stranraer.

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2 hours ago Experts tell motorists to 'never' buy supermarket petrol for one reason

Motorists across the UK have been told to avoid filling up their tanks at supermarket petrol stations in a bid to save money in the long-term

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2 hours ago Children among 58 killed in latest Israeli strikes on Gaza, say medics

Victims reported to include six people escorting aid convoy, and eight in tent encampment in humanitarian zoneHealth authorities in Gaza said on Monday that 58 people had been killed in the Palestinian territory in the previous 24 hours, including a strike on a tent encampment in al-Mawasi, an Israel-declared humanitarian zone, that left eight dead.Two children were among the dead in the al-Mawasi strike, according to doctors at the Nasser hospital in Khan Younis, which received the bodies. Continue reading...

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