15 h. ago Sex offender changed his name to dupe unsuspecting women into romantic relationships

Brian Travers, who is on the sex offenders register indefinitely, changed his name to David Quinn and duped two unsuspecting partners.

Politics

16 h. ago Hero Good Samaritan who stepped in to protect three women being harassed in the street urged to come forward by police

A man had attempted to rob and sexually assault a group of women in Camden High Street, North London at 8am on Wednesday, January 14.

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36 h. ago Campaigners urge ‘simple but sigificant’ change for Scottish sea lochs

Sarah Boyack is bringing forward an amendment to the Scottish Government's Natural Environment (Scotland) Bill

Politics

6 d. ago Andy Burnham on what Greater Manchester can expect as Campaign for Gigi gathers pace

The campaign is seeking urgent improved safety measures for nurseries and early years settings

Events

8 d. ago Martin O'Neill reveals Celtic transfer hope, explains Motherwell visit and has say on Michel

Celtic boss felt team changes affected Scottish Cup performance

Politics

8 d. ago Eight changes as Celtic aim to avoid Scottish Cup shock and wrongly identified £5m man lands new role

Martin O'Neill has made it abundantly clear he will freshen up his side against Auchinleck Talbot

Economics

9 d. ago The nightmare on Hovis street! Grumpy residents on England's 'most romantic hill' are locked in a furious planning row after the owner of a bread

Since moving in to his 17th century cottage Harry Wade, 26, wanted to carry out urgent structural repair work to an extension at the rear of the property which his Airbnb owning neighbour has frustrated.

Politics

1 week ago 'The Tories and Labour have forfeited the right to govern': How Robert Jenrick planned to urge other Conservatives to follow him to Reform before he was rumbled

As the former immigration minister was unveiled by Nigel Farage in a haphazard press conference, the Conservative Party released extracts of hi speech.

Politics

1 week ago 'The Tories and Labour have forfeited the right to govern': How Robert Jenrick planned to announce Reform defection

As the former immigration minister was unveiled by Nigel Farage in a haphazard press conference, the Conservative Party released extracts of hi speech.

Politics

1 week ago Why Scotland’s workplaces need a new model of leadership for constant change

Born and raised in Scotland, Dr Alison Edgar MBE brings a distinctly Scottish perspective to how organisations lead through change, communicate under pressure and build cultures that perform.

Politics

1 week ago One in five older people cutting food and hygiene to make ends meet

Age UK’s ‘crisis hiding in plain sight’ campaign is urging older people to check if they are entitled to extra financial support

Politics

1 week ago Some older people ‘skipping showers or meals to make ends meet financially’

Age UK’s ‘crisis hiding in plain sight’ campaign is urging older people to check if they are entitled to extra financial support.

Politics

1 week ago Trump CANCELS all talks with Iran as president issues chilling warning

President Trump has cancelled all meetings with Iranian officials and told protestors that 'help is on its way.'

Events

2 w. ago Swinney concerned his son may one day have to fight in war amid global tensions

The Scottish First Minister said the invasion of Ukraine changed his thinking on the state of the world.

Events

2 w. ago Scotland 'must follow Wales' and legally enforce 20mph speed limit in built

EXCLUSIVE: The Scottish Greens argue the law must be changed to ensure a nationwide approach to 20mph speed limits and improve road safety.

Politics

2 w. ago Scottish Labour chief insists he can still win despite Keir Starmer's unpopularity

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar has insisted he can win 'in defiance' of Keir Starmer's national polling - and urged cabinet members to stay in London rather than campaign in Scotland

Politics

2 w. ago Queen Camilla urges people to pick up a book as global reading rates fall to their 'very lowest'

Queen Camilla has spoken of the 'urgent' need to get people to pick up a book as worrying evidence shows global reading rates are at their 'very lowest', particularly among children.

Politics

2 w. ago We live in a surveillance culture – but why would I want to track my son or husband | Polly Hudson

A campaign group of health professionals is urging parents to stop surveilling their children. I couldn’t agree moreNews just in: the sky is blue, water is wet, and tracking our kids’ every move with phones or AirTags is causing a “deeply concerning” increase in anxiety among young people, according to more than 70 psychologists, doctors, nurses and health professionals who have come together to urge parents to “reconsider whether the surveillance childhood we are sleepwalking into is really benefiting our children”. They add: “We are implicitly telling them that the world is unsafe,” and warn that constant monitoring prevents kids learning the skills and developing the autonomy necessary to navigate real life.“It’s so normal to want to keep our children safe,” says Clare Fernyhough, co-founder of campaign group Generation Focus. “But there is no evidence that tracking makes them any safer.”Do you have an opinion on the issues raised in this article? If you would like to submit a re...

Culture

2 w. ago Martin Lewis issues urgent travel insurance warning as people risk losing money

Martin Lewisfrom MoneySavingExpert has warned travellers to take out travel insurance as soon as they book their next trip.

Events

2 w. ago Scottish businesses face a new visibility risk as AI replaces search

Generative AI is changing how businesses are discovered. New evidence suggests Scottish firms that fail to adapt risk losing visibility altogether.

Events