48 m. ago Conference will shine a light on Scotland’s green energy ambitions

This month the Highlands and Islands Green Energy Conference, part of the Sustainable Scotland Green Series 2025 from The Scotsman, will be held in Inverness, putting the focus on the country’s renewables targets and ambitions.

Science

51 m. ago Girl found alive after being trapped in home alongside bodies of mother and eight

A four-year-old girl was found in her New York home last month after her mother Lisa Cotton, 38, and her brother Nazir Millen, eight, were found dead by Cotton's eldest daughter.

Events

64 m. ago Satchwell became suspect in missing wife’s case in August 2022, court told

Ann Marie Twomey she could not comment on the previous investigating team’s 2017 search of the Satchwell home.

Events

73 m. ago Chelsea XI vs Djurgarden: Confirmed team news, predicted lineup, injury latest for Conference League

Enzo Maresca will again ring the changes with one eye on a trip to Newcastle

Sport

1 hour ago Emma and Matt Willis admit 'love of therapy' as they team up for major new project

The couple have revealed that it is their 'love of therapy' that has led them to teaming up for their next major project

Politics

1 hour ago Israel is starving Gaza. It’s a cheap, silent and brutal way to kill | Ahmed Moor

Starvation is a slow, painful way to die. And unlike bombs and tanks, it’s easy for western leaders to ignoreI recently looked up a biography of Rudolf Höss. The Kommandant who led the Auschwitz prison camp in Poland during the second world war was fastidious in his duties. He successfully oversaw the extermination of millions of people from 1940 to 1943, and, according to accounts, seems to have been a father who cared for his five children. His home life was imagined, and captured, by the film-maker Jonathan Glazer in his 2023 movie The Zone of Interest.John Primomo recounts, in his biography, how the Nazi would randomly select groups of prisoners and sentence them to die by starvation. Höss was eventually captured by Nazi hunters and hanged for his crimes, in his case a slow death on a short gallows.Ahmed Moor is a Palestinian American writer and recipient of the Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans Continue reading...

Events

2 h. ago Boots' £10 'tan maximiser' lotion leaves skin 'silky soft' and 'hydrated'

Boots shoppers can save on the popular 'moisturising' lotion that 'prolongs your tan up to one month'

Economics

2 h. ago Grass will 'fight off moss' if one easy task is done this month

If you tackle your lawn in May, it will be thicker and stronger for the summer, say experts

Politics

2 h. ago French lover of murdered Brit expat Karen Carter breaks his silence with tribute to 'lovely lady'

Mr Guerrier, the lover of the woman stabbed to death in Tremolat last month, was seen this morning picking up some post close to his home in the Dordogne village

Events

2 h. ago Raging 'warrior' mother 'beats rapist to death with the help of furious mob after finding her disabled daughter undressed in his house' in South Africa

The 44-year-old - who has been dubbed 'warrior woman' in her village - arrived home after shopping in Cacadu, Eastern Province, last month to find her 20-year-old girl missing.

Events

2 h. ago You are the head coach: Guardian writers choose their own Lions squads

We asked our rugby experts to elbow Andy Farrell aside and install themselves as the man in charge. This is who they picked and whyBuild the team around The majority of my spine players come in the pack. In some areas the leading candidate is a cut above the rest and none more so than Dan Sheehan at hooker. He’s nailed on as first choice. I’d put Maro Itoje in that bracket too and, due to lack of alternatives, I would’ve had Caelan Doris before news of his shoulder injury emerged. Perhaps the most important player is the one back I’ve selected in this category, however. Jamison Gibson-Park has been so exceptionally consistent and is someone you can look to build around. You build a team around your players of influence and, for me, they are Sheehan, Itoje and Gibson-Park. Continue reading...

Politics

3 h. ago The 10 SNP candidates hoping to switch from Westminster to the Scottish Parliament

A whole host of familiar SNP faces at Westminster are hoping to win seats at the 2026 Scottish Parliament election.

Politics

3 h. ago Fans split over thriller that's 'British Die Hard' and 'palate cleanser' for John Wick spin

The film is available to stream now

Events

3 h. ago Glastonbury 2025: the 11 latest names rumoured to be performing at Worthy Farm

With little over a month left until gates open, who’s currently rumoured to perform at Glastonbury in May 2025?

Politics

3 h. ago David Beckham showed true character in private chat with Brooklyn after big decision

David Beckham and his son Brooklyn's relationship has been pushed to breaking point, with the 26-year-old skipping his father's 50th birthday celebrations earlier this month

Politics

3 h. ago Snooker stars make plea for rule changes as Zhao Xintong clinches World Championship

Zhao Xintong won the World Championship on his Crucible debut after a 20-month suspension, but several top stars have called for a shake-up of the tournament format

Politics

3 h. ago Devastated pals of young boxer 'murdered' in Glasgow home raise £18k for funeral

Josh Taplin, 28, was discovered dead at a property in Glasgow's Knightswood on Monday.

Economics

3 h. ago David Attenborough and Eurovision steal the spotlight at Vue venues in Scotland this month

Audiences are invited to travel the globe - both musically and visually - this May, as both David Attenborough and Eurovision head to the big screen at Vue venues across Scotland.

Events

3 h. ago Ruben Amorim press conference live early Man United team news and injury latest vs Athletic Bilbao

Manchester United will face Athletic Club tomorrow as they look to secure their place in the final of the Europa League.

Events

4 h. ago Construction industry shrinks further as business uncertainty grows

The latest S&P Global construction purchasing managers’ index showed a reading of 46.6 for last month, improving slightly from 46.4 in March.

Politics