80 m. ago Bomb squad called in as area near Lidl in Glasgow cordoned off

The bomb squad were called to Riverbank Street in the Pollokshaws area after the alarm was raised at around 4.35pm on Friday.

Events

2 h. ago Manchester United investigate fan treatment after teargas incident in Lyon

French police used teargas at Europa League tieSupporter’ groups criticise response of authoritiesManchester United are investigating the treatment of their fans who attended Thursday’s 2-2 draw at Lyon. The local government admitted French police used teargas but said it was “proportionate” to restore calm.Posts on social media showed United fans feeling the effect of the spray at the Europa League quarter-final first leg. The Rhône prefecture said in a statement: “English fans were seated in the away section waiting to be allowed to join their bus. They attempted to force their way through the security measures deployed by the national police. Projectiles were also reported to be thrown at the police. The police therefore used moderate, proportionate and necessary force (tear gas) to restore calm. Continue reading...

Economics

3 h. ago Teachers in England vote to reject Government offer of 2.8% pay rise

Overall, 93.7% of NEU members who responded to the preliminary ballot voted to reject the Government’s recommendation of a 2.8% pay rise.

Politics

3 h. ago Scottish Grand National 2025 tips as legendary Garry Owen so confident he NAPS toughest race of the lot

Our revered tipster is going bold on the marquee day of the year in Scottish racing

Politics

3 h. ago Explosion probe finds Ayrshire recycling blaze 'not suspicious' but cops issue warning to residents

Officers confirmed that a joint investigation took place alongside fire crews after the incident at the Fenix battery recycling centre.

Events

3 h. ago Homeland security apparently used British man’s tattoo to identify alleged gang members

‘Average man from Derbyshire’ shocked to find photo of tattoo celebrating child’s birth was used to deport migrantsA British man was shocked to discover that a photo of his tattoo was included in a US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) document used to identify alleged members of a notorious Venezuelan criminal gang, Tren de Aragua (TdA).Earlier this week, 44-year-old Pete Belton, who lives in the English county of Derbyshire, told the BBC that he was stunned to find a photo of his forearm tattoo featured in a DHS document among nine images of tattoos intended to assist in “detecting and identifying” TdA members. Continue reading...

Events

4 h. ago Scottish Grand National Day teed up for thriller as Dan Skelton lands a Treble in epic Willie Mullins battle

The championship-chasing handler is being hunted down by Irish maestro

Events

4 h. ago Fresh twist in Scottish football VAR controversy as KMI panel rule on Rangers, Hibs and Hearts decisions

Decision to overturn red card ruled incorrect

Politics

5 h. ago Ayr Ladies Day sees thousands of revellers flock to racecourse for Scottish Grand National festival

As the sun shines over Ayrshire, Ladies Day saw a sea of stunning Spring frocks.

Events

5 h. ago Gary Neville reveals private Pep Guardiola text messages after Manchester derby

Gary Neville has addressed the downside of Pep Guardiola's impact on English football and the messages he received following the non-event that was the Manchester derby

Politics

6 h. ago Michael Gove awarded peerage in Rishi Sunak’s resignation honours list

Others on the list include former Scottish secretary Alister Jack, former chief whip Simon Hart and ex-transport secretary Mark Harper

Events

6 h. ago A quarter of Scottish kids don't play unsupervised in green spaces

A new survey reveals that a quarter of Scottish children aged 3–11 never play outside in green spaces unsupervised and neuroscientists say it could be damaging their development.

Politics

6 h. ago Emergency incident at Ayr Racecourse as spectator collapses in crowd

It is understood that a spectator fell ill a short time ago.

Politics

6 h. ago Racing delayed at huge meeting after 'medical emergency' with ambulance required

An individual in attendance at the Scottish Grand National festival in Ayr has suffered a medical emergency, bringing a pause to proceedings on the festival's opening day

Politics

6 h. ago Six secret Scottish beaches to visit while the sun is shining

The Daily Record has rounded up some of the country's most peaceful and scenic sandy bays.

Society

6 h. ago First picture of grandad who died in Edinburgh 'hit and run' as driver charged

Ian Harrower, 61, from Rosyth in Fife, tragically died at the scene.

Events

7 h. ago Popular Scottish seafood restaurant owner says ‘future in doubt’ as rent hiked by over 300%

The owner of Fife restaurant East Pier Smokehouse has described the council rent increase as “madness”.

Society

7 h. ago The most expensive Scottish whiskies and their affordable alternatives

The Daily Record has rounded up some of the priciest bottles of whisky, which can cost hundreds of thousands of pounds.

Politics

8 h. ago Firefighters tackle house blaze in Bonhill as crews remain on high alert for wildfires

The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service tackled a blaze at a two-storey property in Pappert, Bonhill, on Thursday night.

Events

8 h. ago Daniels crime clan boss' son jailed after capture in Norway following global manhunt

Zander Sutherland boarded a plane to Spain when he was supposed to be getting a bus back to Castle Huntly jail.

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