14 h. ago Scottish Premiership club 'increasingly alarmed' by new stadium delays as costs hit £3.5m 'and counting'

Decision awaited on planning application submitted 18 months ago

Events

30 h. ago Parts of England to hit 30C as fire crews travel across country to battle blaze

Heat health alerts were extended into next week for much of England.

Events

44 h. ago Migrants attempting to enter UK in refrigerated trailers are ‘constant threat’

People hiding in trailers cause delays, increased costs, potential damage to goods and disposal of produce, researchers found.

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66 h. ago Is it too hot to work? Health and safety experts explain what the heatwave means for the workplace

As we endure yet another mini-heatwave, office-working Brits are once again entering the season of uncomfortably hot working environments, with amber heat alerts in place across the country and temperatures expected to hit 31°C in London this week.

Society

3 d. ago Wowcher knocks £98 air cooler down to £35 as Scotland to hit 28C

With another heatwave to hit the country, an air cooler has become a must-have for households.

Economics

3 d. ago Voices: Heatwave Britain could learn from Scandinavia about how to keep cool

Like the UK, Nordic countries have been hit by unusually high temperatures this summer – so how do they survive sweltering heat without air-conditioning? Here's how, explains Helen Russell, author of ‘A Year of Living Danishly’

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4 d. ago Rise in dengue fever outbreaks across the Pacific driven by the climate crisis, experts say

Samoa, Fiji and Tonga among the worst affected amid warning the disease and others will become ‘more common and more serious’ as the planet warmsThe climate crisis is driving a sharp rise in dengue fever cases across the Pacific islands, experts say, as infections hit their highest level in a decade and several countries declare emergencies.Pacific Island countries and territories have reported 16,502 confirmed cases and 17 deaths since the start of 2025, according to the Pacific Syndromic Surveillance System (PSSS), which collaborates with the World Health Organization (WHO) and other agencies. Infections across the region are at the highest level since 2016, the WHO said. Fiji, Samoa and Tonga are among the worst affected. Continue reading...

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4 d. ago Israel's chilling warning to Iranian leader as Tehran publishes IDF 'hit list'

Israeli officials have responded to a 'hit list' of assassination targets including many members of the country's top brass who helped orchestrate the 'Red Wedding' attack

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4 d. ago Aberdeen's plan for Kusini Yengi after misfiring striker's poor Celtic show as teammates rally

Devlin says Dons have to do more in playing to Australian striker’s strengths

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5 d. ago Russell Martin fails to silence Rangers boo boys as Gassama penalty splits Monday Jury

It was a big weekend in the Scottish Premiership with the Ibrox side already playing catch up after another slip up

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5 d. ago The Guardian view on climate finance: crumbling under a second Trump presidency | Editorial

Voluntary climate commitments were supposed to be a step towards progress. A change in political climate has revealed their weaknessesEarlier this month, as Nordic countries were hit with an unprecedented heatwave and wildfires in the US began spurting “fire clouds”, Barclays pulled out of the net zero banking alliance. The story may have seemed less alarming than extreme weather, but it has existential implications, as the finance sector quietly surrenders its former climate commitments.The initiative forms part of the Glasgow Finance Alliance for Net Zero (GFANZ), a voluntary network of banks that Mark Carney, formerly the UN’s special envoy on climate action and now Canada’s prime minister, launched in 2021. At the time, the alliance, which encourages banks and asset managers to work towards the goals of the Paris agreement, seemed like an optimistic step in the right direction. Mr Carney described it as a “breakthrough”. Continue reading...

Politics

5 d. ago Celtic ease past Aberdeen but Brendan Rodgers wants more support for Adam Idah

The Celtic manager, Brendan Rodgers, predicts Adam Idah will be better if he can get some competition up front. The champions eased to victory at Aberdeen thanks to goals in each half from the midfielders Benjamin Nygren and Reo Hatate, but Idah struggled to make an impact in the centre-forward position.The 24-year-old was expected to kick on after Kyogo Furuhashi left in January, but Daizen Maeda took on the mantle of Celtic’s main goalscorer after moving inside from a wide position, although the Irishman still finished on 20 goals. Continue reading...

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5 d. ago Aberdeen boss addresses Kusini Yengi form, Marko Lazetic transfer talk and why key defender missed Celtic

Dons boss wants to see more help for misfiring Australian

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5 d. ago 'People don't like me at Celtic' – Brendan Rodgers fires crystal clear message to cynics

Rodgers reckons whatever he does at Celtic Park, it won't be good enough for some

Events

5 d. ago Rightwingers warn of another blaze of summer riots in Britain – but they’re the ones striking the match | John Harris

Grim predictions of ‘societal collapse’ and ‘civil war’ will hit home so long as Labour fails to address the country’s problemsA last stretch of this strange, uneasy summer remains. Between now and September, there could conceivably be further outbreaks of the kind of violence that rightwing politicians and their media allies have been frantically predicting. But for now, behold a fascinating spectacle: a country quietly refusing to chaotically combust, despite being endlessly encouraged to do so.One word in particular symbolises the gap between hyped-up rhetoric and everyday reality. “Tinderbox” was first used in the mid-16th century, to describe a crude instrument for starting fires: a container that carried a piece of either flint or steel, and a pocketful of the dry, flammable material that gave the device its name. With the invention of matches, the use of such implements fell away, and the word began its passage to how it is used today: as political shorthand for any situation...

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5 d. ago UK set to bake in sunshine as mega 33C heatwave will hit Britain in hours

Temperatures across the UK are set to soar over the coming days as the country is about to be hit by its fourth heatwave of the summer - with some parts being hotter than Ibiza

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6 d. ago Rangers starting XI vs Dundee as Russell Martin makes Ibrox decision on James Tavernier and Nicolas Raskin

Russell Martin has named his Rangers starting XI for the Scottish Premiership clash against Dundee at Ibrox.

Politics

6 d. ago UK weather maps show heatwave imminent with one part of Wales hitting 31°C

Heat health alerts have been issued for parts of the UK as a tropical storm brings very warm weather to the country, with temperatures widely expected to hit 30°C and above

Society

6 d. ago What channel is Aberdeen v Celtic on? TV and live stream details for Scottish Premiership clash at Pittodrie

Full details ahead of Aberdeen v Celtic in the Scottish Premiership at Pittodrie this Sunday.

Politics

7 d. ago What channel is Rangers v Dundee on? TV and live stream details for Scottish Premiership clash at Ibrox

Full details ahead of Rangers vs Dundee in the Scottish Premiership at Ibrox this Saturday.

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