2 h. ago Britain and US 'strike' trade deal to ease damage of Donald Trump's tariffs economic carnage

The US president teases a ‘major trade deal’ announcement at 3pm BST today

Economics

3 h. ago Cars damaged as rocks thrown from bridge in 'reckless' attacks on Scottish road

Rocks have been thrown from a footbridge at passing vehicles in actions described as “completely reckless” by police.

Events

3 h. ago Satellite images show impact on mosques and buildings in Pakistan after Indian strikes

Satellite images before and after the strikes released by Maxar Technologies show damage to mosques and buildings in Pakistan’s Punjab province

Events

6 h. ago Gardeners urged to remove 3 major items from lawns to stop it dying

If you're planning on enjoying the summer heat then make sure you follow these expert tips to keep your lawn in top shape and to avoid damaging your grass

Events

11 h. ago CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews The Repair Shop: VE Day Special on BBC1: For sheer emotional impact, VE Day special was Repair Shop's best yet

As eloquent as any oratory was the stunned silence on The Repair Shop : VE Day Special, as a man named Eddy was presented with a display case for his father's World War II medals.

Politics

11 h. ago Amish man's stunned mugshot as he's charged with murder that shocked notoriously private community

Samuel Hochstetler, 18, was detained on Monday and charged with murder in the suspicious death of 28-year-old Rosanna Kinsinger.

Events

12 h. ago ‘No winners’ from further military escalation in Kashmir, warns Swinney

First Minister John Swinney said growing tensions in the region would be ‘worrying’ for Indian and Pakistani communities in Scotland.

Events

13 h. ago The Repair Shop fans in tears as veteran shares 'devastating' story behind broken clock

The Repair Shop's Steve Fletcher and his son Fred were on hand to help a 101-year-old Royal Navy veteran to fix a very special clock during the VE Day special episode

Politics

14 h. ago Girl is abducted by pedophile during family visit to Michael Jackson's childhood home

Oasia Barnes, of Gary, Indiana, is on trial this week after being accused of kidnapping the girl and her father from the home before viciously assaulting her.

Society

18 h. ago AD FEATURE: Scottish communities reclaim their spark thanks to the railway

New report reveals ScotRail helped boost Scotland's economy by over £4bn last year

Politics

19 h. ago Kelly Brook hobbles to work with painful injury as she reveals London Marathon damage

TV star Kelly Brook remained determined to get to work following her painful London Marathon injury as she revealed to fans she needs to wear a medical boot for six weeks

Events

21 h. ago Amish member arrested for woman’s murder in Ohio after she was found dead in her home with her goat

Samuel Hochstetler was charged with the murder of Rosanna Kinsinger, who lived across the street from him in an Ohio Amish community.

Events

22 h. ago Four common garden plants that are causing damage to homes and are even illegal to have

These are all popular garden plants - but they're causing more damage to homes than people realise. Here are the expert warnings you should be aware of

Events

22 h. ago Community centres could come under West Lothian Council's direct control

The new option was tabled after councillors heard that only around half of the £1m needed savings have been identified through communities taking ownership of centres or signing new leases.

Politics

22 h. ago Drunk teacher arrived at school in wrecked car after crashing on way to work

Siobhan Clarke ‘seemed very muddled’ after driving her damaged car onto the school’s site, regulators were told.

Events

24 h. ago Beckham family 'done with Nicola Peltz' as truth behind David's party snub exposed

Nicola Peltz's feud with her in-laws, the Beckhams, is reportedly at a point "beyond repair" after they didn't turn up to David's birthday

Society

24 h. ago Ocean with David Attenborough review – a passionate case against the ruination of the seas

Released on his 99th birthday and presented in the context of his remarkable career, Sir David’s authority is matched only by nature’s grandeur in this visually stunning filmA visual marvel like all his work, governed by his own matchless authority and striking a steady tonal balance between warning and hope, David Attenborough’s new film about the oceans is absorbing and compelling. He makes a passionate case against the ruin caused by industrial overfishing and the sinister mega-trawlers which roam everywhere, raking the seabed with their vast metal nets, brutally and wastefully hoovering up fish populations of which the majority is often simply thrown away, depleting developing countries and fishing communities of their share. Attenborough says that this is the new colonialism. The film is released in cinemas in anticipation of the UN’s World Oceans Day in June, which is campaigning for 30% of the world’s oceans to be preserved from exploitation – at present, only around 3% is pr...

Politics

25 h. ago 'My son, 10, took his life after being tormented over his teeth

The Teusch family says Sammy Teusch was bullied about his teeth and glasses before the cruel children turned violent, but the Indiana school allegedly failed to act

Politics

25 h. ago Dublin council calls in guards to stop tourists touching breasts of Molly Malone's statue after claims the good

The bronze statue, which is a popular landmark for tourists in Dublin, has been a target for many visitors to the city.

Politics

25 h. ago Police to be questioned on number of 20mph speeding stops in Stirling

More than 150 streets in five communities across the region became 20mph zones back in October 2019 - and now a councillor has led calls for figures on the number of drivers stopped in these areas.

Events