22 h. ago 'Way World War Three will start' revealed by top NATO Chief after 'learn Russian' warning

A co-ordinated power grab by two major nations could be the likely start of WWIII, according to NATO's Mark Rutte, as Russia threatens him with life in a Siberian labour camp

Events

29 h. ago Vladimir Putin's war machine 'given £127m in taxes from Glasgow firm shipping Russian gas'

Seapeak Maritime Ltd manages seven 'shadow tankers' which ferry gas from Russia to the rest of the world, helping to bankroll Putin's war on Ukraine.

Economics

3 d. ago Top Russian general linked to Bucha war crimes reported dead after Ukraine missile strike

Russia has suffered yet another blow in their relentless invasion of Ukraine – with a targeted drone strike taking out one of the most senior and brutal military officials

Events

6 d. ago Wimbledon star refuses to play on until 'crazy' fan is ejected as she bursts into tears on court

Yulia Putintseva was left in tears during her first round defeat to Amanda Anisimova as the world number 33 had to ask security staff to remove a spectator from the grounds

Events

6 d. ago Shakespeare in war: bard’s ‘existential’ theatre takes hold in Ukraine

‘You can always find an intersection to Shakespeare’s world in such situations as we have,’ says translator, as Shakespeare productions boom across UkraineThe Ukrainian Shakespeare festival in the city of Ivano-Frankivsk did not open with a play. Another kind of performance was staged on the steps of the theatre, one that did not deal with sad stories of the death of kings but with tragedy unfolding in real life.This was theatre in a different sense: a rally involving several hundred people demonstrating on behalf of Ukrainian prisoners of war, thousands of whom are estimated to remain in Russian captivity. Continue reading...

Events

6 d. ago Flight attendant, 24, dies after 33ft balcony fall as police refuse to rule out foul play

Aurora Maniscalco fell from a third-floor balcony at her home in Vienna and died two days later in hospital with police investigating the tragedy

Events

6 d. ago Shakespeare in war: Ukraine festival explores intersection to bard’s world

‘There is a big need for theatre to work with existential problems,’ says translator, as Shakespeare productions boom across UkraineThe Ukrainian Shakespeare festival in the city of Ivano-Frankivsk did not open with a play. Another kind of performance was staged on the steps of the theatre, one that did not deal with sad stories of the death of kings but with tragedy unfolding in real life.This was theatre in a different sense: a rally involving several hundred people demonstrating on behalf of Ukrainian prisoners of war, thousands of whom are estimated to remain in Russian captivity. Continue reading...

Events

6 d. ago David Murray tarnished Rangers legacy and naive fans falling for Peter Lawwell nonsense must remember one thing – Hotline

Andy Newport manned the phone and it was a fiery start to the week

Politics

6 d. ago Why UEFA have delayed Crystal Palace ban decision amid Lyon and John Textor confusion

Crystal Palace's place in the Europa League next season is still to be determined after UEFA announced a decision had been postponed until further notice

Politics

7 d. ago This Ukrainian woman beat cancer. But her fight to free her captive husband isn’t over

A Ukrainian woman, Olha Kurtmalaieva, has endured cancer and war while fighting to bring her husband home from Russian captivity

Politics

7 d. ago I asked Sir David Murray something straight out about Rangers 15 years ago and we haven’t spoken since – Keith Jackson

Our man admits he got on well with the ex Ibrox supremo but their relationship changed

Politics

8 d. ago Sir David Murray's Rangers mea culpa is 14 years too late but his other £10 gesture still makes me laugh today

I had a complex relationship with the former Ibrox chairman but something he did back in the day still makes me laugh

Economics

9 d. ago Ukraine war briefing: Kyiv hits warplanes in Russia as missile attack kills five in Ukraine

Ukrainian military claims strike on four Su-34 bombers at Marinovka base about 900km from border; Russian attack on Samar wounds 25. What we know on day 1,221See all our Ukraine war coverageUkraine’s military has said it struck four warplanes at an airbase in central Russia’s Volgograd region as part of a drive to hit Russian war assets. It said on Telegram it had hit four Su-34 aircraft at the Marinovka base outside the city of Volgograd, about 900km (550 miles) from the Ukrainian border. The post on Friday said the operation was conducted by the military’s special operations branch, together with the SBU security service and other services of the military. “According to preliminary information, four aircraft were hit, specifically SU-34 planes, as well as technical-operational facilities where different warplanes are serviced and repaired,” the statement said. There was no immediate comment from the Russian military.Ukraine’s military said the damage to Marinovka was being assesse...

Events

9 d. ago The secret plot to merge Celtic and Rangers revealed as madcap idea comes to light 36 years later

Sir David Murray has lifted the lid on a bizarre conversation he had with Sir Robert Maxwell back in the 1980s

Politics

9 d. ago Celtic warned they'd be in League of Ireland without Rangers as David Murray claim sparks Hotline ding dong

The Glasgow bickering isn't stopping for the weekend as Andy Newport takes your calls

Events

9 d. ago Sir David Murray sorry for Rangers sale disaster but defiant over EBTs and untainted trophies

Former Ibrox chief speaks out ahead of autobiography release

Events

1 week ago David Murray accuses Celtic chief Peter Lawwell of trying to 'bury Rangers'

The former Rangers owner has revealed all in his brand new autobiography that pulls no punches

Politics

1 week ago Sir David Murray's biggest Rangers regret is giving keys to Craig Whyte

The former Rangers chairman will release his autobiography on July 3.

Politics

1 week ago Change in Nato mindset brought on by Vladimir Putin as much as Donald Trump

Allies agreed to raise defence spending to counter likely prospect of Russian remilitarisation if Ukraine war endsThe price was high, but for now, at least, a crisis in Nato has been averted. Donald Trump may like to take the credit for almost all of the 32 allies agreeing to a sharp increase in defence spending, but the reality is that the dramatic change in the Nato mindset was as much brought on by Vladimir Putin.The Russian president’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 was the first jolt, but there is a second uncomfortable reality. If there is a sustainable ceasefire in Ukraine, it will mean the deployment of a European-led peacekeeping force in the country – and after a while, Russia’s military might will inevitably recover. Continue reading...

Politics

1 week ago Ruben Amorim proved correct with Marcus Rashford stance – 'I'd fall out with him'

Marcus Rashford has been warned that his refusal to play in certain positions will see him never reach his potential, with clubs seemingly becoming increasingly wary of the forward

Politics