38 m. ago Micah Richards criticises Marcus Rashford in front of him – 'You can be more selfish'

Marcus Rashford has responded to criticism from Micah Richards after the former Manchester City defender gave his compatriot some advice ahead of his official Barcelona debut

Politics

44 m. ago Celebrating 20 Years of Excellence: Suzy Stirling Honoured for Outstanding Service at HC

HC-One is proud to celebrate a significant milestone in the career of Suzanne Stirling, better known as Suzy Stirling, HC-One Scotland’s Group Development Chef. Suzy has been recognised for her 20 years of dedicated service, marking two decades of culinary innovation, leadership, and unwavering commitment to enhancing the dining experience for residents across HC-One’s Scottish care homes.

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45 m. ago A98 crash: Scottish family pay tribute to 'beloved' husband and son who died in crash with ambulance

Police have named the 36-year-old as Alistair J Stewart

Events

48 m. ago Shoe Zone blames Budget tax hikes as chain halves profit forecast

Shoe Zone bosses said they saw weaker ‘discretionary spending’ and decreased footfall in stores.

Economics

56 m. ago Rangers ‘reach agreement’, Celtic title winner on trial, Old Firm flop's megabucks move

The latest Scottish transfer news from Rangers, Celtic, Kilmarnock and beyond this Wednesday morning.

Politics

71 m. ago My Festival: Nicola Meighan – ‘I love asking questions, but I’m absolutely lost for answers’

The BBC broadcaster on bringing a live version of her podcast A Kick Up The Arts to the Fringe, together with special guests from across the world of Scottish music, TV, film and more

Politics

90 m. ago Pinsent Masons: Legal giant with 550 Scottish staff unveils revenue rise and makes Glasgow pledge

“Our latest set of positive results affirm that our strategy is setting us in excellent stead as we unlock the next phase of our growth” – Laura Cameron

Politics

94 m. ago Residents evacuate amid urgent warnings glacial lake will flood city

Record-breaking floodwaters are expected to inundate the state capital

Events

1 hour ago Manchester United miss out as Gianluigi Donnarumma 'agrees personal terms on Premier League move'

After ‘several months of talks’ the PSG outcast has made his decision

Politics

2 h. ago Erling Haaland leaves Man City training in new £200k monster truck to add to fleet of cars

The Manchester City striker and Norwegian superstar has treated himself to a new 'boy toy' ahead of the new season start this weekend

Economics

2 h. ago Micah Richards rules one team OUT of the title race before season even begins

Sky Sports pundit Micah Richards is fearing the worst for his former side Manchester City, believing Rodri's absence could leave them too short in the race for the Premier League title

Politics

3 h. ago Gianluigi Donnarumma's agent blasts PSG and provides update as 'terms agreed' with Man City

Gianluigi Donnarumma's agent has opened fire on PSG and their treatment of the goalkeeper with his time in Paris up as Manchester City look to swoop in and sign him

Politics

3 h. ago Parts of Juneau brace for flooding from water slipping past Alaska's Mendenhall Glacier

Sections of Alaska’s capital city are bracing for the arrival of what could be record floodwaters due to rainwater and snowmelt flowing downstream from a basin dammed by the Mendenhall Glacier

Events

3 h. ago The time capsule photos of a 'lucky' Scottish village and its people

There can be few villages in Scotland as well documented as St Monans.

Culture

3 h. ago Alfie Dorrington hasn't seen Aberdeen Scottish Cup winners medal since Hampden and hopes it won't be on eBay

The Tottenham loanee helped the Dons to famous victory over Celtic as they prepare for next cup campaign away at Morton

Politics

3 h. ago Man City have £50million reasons to hope they were wrong about Jack Grealish

Jack Grealish has the chance to take centre stage at Everton and show what people have been saying about him for years

Economics

4 h. ago ‘It’s a robot war’: eastern Ukraine faces onslaught of Russian glide bombs, rockets and kamikaze drones

Putin has escalated strikes on Donetsk region and is likely to demand Ukraine hands it over in talks with TrumpNataliya Petrovna pointed to a crater on the edge of a football field. Around it lay bits of twisted metal. From nearby came loud banging as residents fixed plywood to their damaged five-storey apartment block. Many of its windows were broken. “The last few days have been terrible. We could hear the drones buzzing over us. The one that exploded near the school opposite was a Russian Shahed. Maybe some kind of new type,” she said.Petrovna lives in the eastern garrison city of Kramatorsk, in Donetsk province, about 15 miles from the frontline. The distance is just beyond the range of Russian first-person view (FPV) drones, at least for now. But it is easily reachable by other kinds of enemy objects. They include air-dropped glide bombs, Grad rockets and unmanned kamikaze drones – now cruising Ukraine’s skies in overwhelming numbers. Continue reading...

Events

4 h. ago Europe's safest city is a seaside gem and it's a sunny Mediterranean spot

One popular European city has been named the safest place to visit, according to new research

Politics

5 h. ago Inside Jalisco Mexican 'young team' cartel primed for new wave of evil and torture

Fledgling cartel numbers reach more than 30k as young people in poverty are lured into a life of crime and murder by the promise of riches.

Politics

5 h. ago Family of man who killed himself after refused anonymity in abuse inquiry slam death probe

Kevin Sutherland blamed the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry from the Forth Bridges area after posting online that he was about to die.

Events