25 m. ago Moment police Taser and arrest Afghan national after triple stabbing which left dog walker, 49, dead when he 'tried to break up fight and was slashed across the neck'

Police and ambulance crews were called to Midhurst Gardens at around 5pm on Monday where the three victims were stabbed.

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29 m. ago Scottish seaside hotel announces Christmas 'winter wonderland' this December

There will be a Santa's Grotto, festive brunches and more.

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30 m. ago Hurricane Melissa: British nationals in Jamaica told to register presence as ‘storm of century’ closes in

While the government does not keep a record of the number of British nationals overseas, around 5,000 British nationals are thought to be on the island

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36 m. ago Sydney Sweeney reveals she was told to 'fix' her face with Botox when she was just 16

The 28-year-old actress - who recently ruled out plastic surgery - got candid about the moment where she was told to 'fix' her face before becoming one of the most talked-about women in the world.

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39 m. ago BBC issue shock Doctor Who update after Disney pulled funding

In the last episode of Doctor Who seen on TV fans watched as 15th Doctor Ncuti Gatwa appeared to regenerate into Billie Piper, who played Rose Tyler

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40 m. ago Dunbar fire: 'A lifetime of stuff is gone': Fishermen react after 17th century storehouse wrecked in fire

The storeroom is one of the oldest industrial buildings in Scotland and is still used by fishermen to make creels and store tools and equipment.

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43 m. ago A Story of South Asian Art review – banging sculpture marred by dreary neighbours

Royal Academy, London Mrinalini Mukherjee’s surreal spins on Indian folk and sacred art are powerfully fascinating, but they gain nothing from works shown with them hereAs you enter the galleries you can’t avoid the slobbish giant. Maybe it is drunk or drugged as it towers and slumps, a red and brown creature with a demonic face and sagging stomach. If the cord suspending it from the ceiling snapped it would just be a pile of hemp on the floor.This monster has all the qualities that make the art of Mrinalini Mukherjee, who was born in Mumbai in 1949 and died in 2015, funny, fascinating and surreal. She created it in 1985, making it, like many of her works, with tightly woven, intensely coloured natural fibres. It is called Pakshi, meaning bird, and now I see it, the feathery flanks and floppy wings. Mukherjee’s sculpture is a hallucinatory but sharply observed response to nature, full of echoes of the Indian landscape and, in this case, India’s skies. If a bird can become an ogre in...

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51 m. ago Prunella Scales' husband Timothy West pinpointed exact moment he knew she had dementia

Timothy West, who died last year, opened up about living with beloved wife Prunella Scales' vascular dementia and the minute he knew something was wrong

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61 m. ago Kerry Katona reveals kiss with Robbie Williams in latest tour bombshell

Kerry Katona has admitted to sharing an intimate moment with famous singer Robbie Williams years ago, before he got married to Ayda Field and Kerry tied the knot with Brian McFadden

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61 m. ago Roadrunner Records at 45: What happened to the metal powerhouse, and are they still around in 2025?

A history of one of metal’s most renowned record labels - from distributing releases to becoming home to Slipknot and more.

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62 m. ago Moment 'cop killer' crashes while fleeing police at high speed after 'shooting sheriff deputy who was about to become a dad for second time'

The suspect allegedly gunned down Deputy Andrew Nuñez, 28, who was expecting his second child, in Rancho Cucamonga, San Bernardino County, on Monday afternoon.

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64 m. ago AD FEATURE: Find your perfect festive dining experience in Scotland

If you are looking for a delightful location and great food this Christmas, take your pick from this selection of venues

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70 m. ago Scotland’s benefit agency shares fastest way to get Adult Disability Payment award decision

This essential guidance can help anyone making a new claim for any of Scotland’s devolved disability benefits.

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74 m. ago Loose Women star breaks silence over Kaye Adams 'distressing' bullying allegations

Carol McGiffin defended her former co-star after BBC Scotland has suspended Kaye Adams

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79 m. ago Poignant moment Trump is gifted priceless Abe golfing relic ahead of signing landmark deal... and issuing gushing praise of Japan

Trump is in Japan to meet the country's first female leader Sanae Takaichi. The president lavished praise on her and signed deals on trade and rare earths. Trump was also showered with gifts.

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80 m. ago Cuts to news output are not nuclear option, STV boss tells MPs

Rufus Radcliffe was speaking to a Westminster committee about proposals which would see 60 jobs go.

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81 m. ago Hurricane Melissa latest updates: storm set to make landfall in next few hours as Jamaica braces for ‘storm of the century’

The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) says hurricane Melissa is expected to cause a ‘catastrophic situation’Jamaicans take shelter as Melissa bears downTell us if you’ve been affectedHurricane Melissa is predicted to be the most powerful hurricane to hit Jamaica on record and is reported to be the strongest storm anywhere on Earth so far this year when measuring wind speeds and central pressure.Its maximum sustained winds are 175 mph (282km/h), according to the National Hurricane Center, as of 2pm ET.We urge the public to exercise extreme caution: activities such as climbing roofs, securing sandbags, or cutting trees may seem manageable, but even minor mistakes during hurricane conditions can result in serious injury or death.Driving through flooded roads or areas with debris is also extremely hazardous. Health centres remain closed, but hospitals are open and attending to storm-related injuries. Please be wise, stay safe, and protect yourself and your family during this storm...

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83 m. ago Succession star Brian Cox lends supports to tiny Highland museum seeking £100,000 to re

Actor Brian Cox has hailed ‘one of the most extraordinary places’ in Scotland

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91 m. ago Fresh poll woe for Keir Starmer as voters now prefer Nigel Farage as PM for the first time

An Ipsos survey found the Reform UK leader was seen as a better candidate to be in charge of the country by 33 per cent of voters.

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94 m. ago Pete Hegseth says ‘we will hunt and kill them’ as he announces further strikes on alleged drug

Trump administration’s defence secretary says on social media that US forces killed 14 people onboard vessels in the Pacific in three separate operationsIn a letter this morning, House oversight chair James Comer has asked the justice department to investigate whether Joe Biden’s aides improperly used an autopen to sign executive actions, claiming the former president’s inner circle concealed his cognitive decline while exercising presidential authority without authorization.“While President Biden’s deterioration was evident to the American people, and consequently, robust systems should have been put in place to document executive actions reflected the actual will of the president, the President’s inner circle took no action to establish such a record,” Comer wrote in the letter. Continue reading...

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