56 m. ago Who Called Me? New service helps UK users stop nuisance calls

Unknown phone numbers and nuisance calls are a growing frustration for households and businesses across the UK.

Politics

57 m. ago Record sales for Debonair Cooling following warmest UK summer

London-based air conditioning specialists, Debonair Cooling, have announced unprecedented sales growth in 2025, marking a milestone year for the company’s heating and cooling solutions.

Events

57 m. ago Touch: Beyond Vision – An exhibition where photographs can be felt

On 15th September 2025, London’s OXO2 Gallery will host Touch: Beyond Vision, an exhibition that uses AI and 3D technology to transform flat images into tactile works of art.

Culture

67 m. ago NHS Lanarkshire strikes chord with launch of its very own staff orchestra

The orchestra, which is thought to be the first NHS staff orchestra in Scotland, was the brainchild of Dr Evelyn Ferguson, consultant obstetrician, at University Hospital Wishaw.

Events

1 hour ago Mary's Meals: Scottish charity is now feeding three million every day

The charity is now providing meals for children in 16 countries

Politics

1 hour ago UK ministers vow Scottish jobs boost as new defence plan unveiled

Five ‘Defence Growth Deals’ will be created across Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland

Politics

1 hour ago See inside Caledonian Sleeper at historic Glasgow rail depot's first open day for 25 years

Polmadie complex celebrating 150th anniversary after opening in steam era

Politics

1 hour ago I overheard Steve Clarke say something about his Scotland team and he was absolutely spot on – Keith Jackson

There are plenty out to see the back of him but there's plenty to be admired about the Scotland boss' pig-headedness

Politics

3 h. ago Edinburgh University lecturers set to walkout amid £140m cuts plan dispute

Picket lines are expected around the University of Edinburgh every day until Friday September 12.

Economics

3 h. ago Millions handed out in golden goodbyes to public sector officials could have fixed roads

"Four million pounds might be a tiny fraction of the Scottish Government’s budget but it could still have fixed a lot of roads or pavements."

Politics

3 h. ago Senior MSP outraged after sleazy colleague targeted assistant with X

“I also felt my employee should have been treated more as a victim, given the nature of the graphic content he received."

Events

3 h. ago Mum tells of 'hell' living next to unhinged neighbour jailed for attempted murder of pensioner

Justine Hardie warned police and the council for over a year about Richard Wilson. Months later, he tried to kill an 84-year-old man.

Events

3 h. ago Scots charity feeding three million children every day after starting in Highlands shed

Mary’s Meals founder says the massive number is a milestone he “could never have imagined” when he formed the charity from a rickety tin shed in Argyll in 2002.

Politics

3 h. ago Russell Grant's horoscopes as Taurus to set up a group for like

Today's horoscopes, brought to you by Russell Grant.

Politics

3 h. ago Heartbroken Scots mum pays tribute to son John McNab who 'could light up a room'

On September 2, John McNab tragically passed away and his mum Lisa Petrie, 44, has now paid tribute to her son as "a lover, not a fighter" and someone who always "had everyone laughing".

Politics

3 h. ago Ian Murray furious after being sacked by Keir Starmer at event with ex

EXCLUSIVE: The Prime Minister faces a backlash over his handling of the decision to replace the Scottish Secretary, with one MP warning there was "confusion and frustration" at the move.

Politics

3 h. ago Dear Coleen: How to handle a brother's fiancee who gives you the cold shoulder

'My boyfriend says she’s just a bit scatty and has poor social skills, and that I should just ignore it.'

Politics

3 h. ago Labour has never looked so out of touch with the people of Scotland

In his regular column for the Record, the First Minister insists independence would offer the fresh start Scotland needs.

Politics

3 h. ago Angus Gunn admits Scotland scare only made summer of uncertainty worse before transfer relief

Injury against Iceland as a free agent was the last thing former Norwich keeper needed but club and cap concerns are now gone

Politics

6 h. ago Cornwall should be made the UK's fifth nation, petition demands

A petition campaigning for Cornwall to have devolved powers and exist alongside England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland has ben backed by the council.

Politics