Police charge 47 over alleged support for Palestine Action

A total of 47 individuals have been charged with showing support for the banned group Palestine Action, following their arrests at a demonstration in London in July, as confirmed by the Metropolitan Police. This latest wave of charges brings the overall number of individuals facing allegations of supporting Palestine Action in the capital to 114.… Continue reading Police charge 47 over alleged support for Palestine Action

Anas Sarwar 'horrified' by claim MSP hid camera in Holyrood loo

BBC Scotland News reporter Angus Cochrane has detailed the shocking allegations surrounding former Scottish Labour MSP Colin Smyth. Anas Sarwar, the Scottish Labour leader, expressed deep distress over Smyth’s alleged actions, including the claim that he hid a secret camera in a Holyrood toilet. Smyth, 52, denies the criminal charge and has also been charged… Continue reading Anas Sarwar 'horrified' by claim MSP hid camera in Holyrood loo

Leader of Scotland's biggest trades union suspended

Scotland’s largest trade union is currently embroiled in a controversy following the suspension of Derek Thomson, who serves as the Scottish secretary of Unite. The reason for his suspension is due to internal investigations regarding allegations of inappropriate behavior towards women. While details of the allegations have not been publicly disclosed, it is reported that… Continue reading Leader of Scotland's biggest trades union suspended

Hotel's request to silence Machynlleth clock at night rejected

A proposal to stop the chimes of a town clock in Machynlleth overnight was recently denied, with councillors emphasizing that the chimes were a key element of the area’s unique “character.” The Wynnstay Hotel owners sought to silence the 150-year-old clock between midnight and 07:00 BST due to regular complaints received by the hotel. Despite… Continue reading Hotel's request to silence Machynlleth clock at night rejected

Musician with broken thumb busks his way into record books

uk/bbcdotcom/web/20250828-055926-c20c0c03f5-2.28.1-2/grey-placeholder.png” aria-label=”image unavailable”> Stormont rare brief to be sold as great author’s work 15 Jul 2025 Northern Ireland Read the full article from The BBC here: Read More

Four injured, one seriously, in staircase collapse in St Ives

In a tragic incident at Carthew Terrace, St Ives, Cornwall, a woman sustained potentially life-changing injuries when an external staircase collapsed at a block of flats, according to Devon and Cornwall Police. Three other individuals were also hospitalized with minor injuries following the Sunday evening incident. Helen Randall, the property owner, revealed that the staircase… Continue reading Four injured, one seriously, in staircase collapse in St Ives

North Belfast: Politicians must moderate language on migration – Long

In light of recent racially motivated incidents in North Belfast, Justice Minister Naomi Long has emphasized the need for politicians and public figures to reconsider the language they use when discussing migration. On Thursday, several properties in the area were targeted in what police are treating as acts of criminal damage with racial motivations. Graffiti… Continue reading North Belfast: Politicians must moderate language on migration – Long

Alexander Isak transfer: Liverpool agree British record £125m deal for Newcastle striker on deadline day

Liverpool has reached an agreement with Newcastle United to acquire striker Alexander Isak for a record British transfer fee of £125m. Sources close to the deal have confirmed to BBC Sport that the move for the Sweden international to Anfield has been finalized. There are suggestions that the deal could potentially reach £130m including add-ons.… Continue reading Alexander Isak transfer: Liverpool agree British record £125m deal for Newcastle striker on deadline day

Peak time rail fares 'gone for good' on ScotRail trains

ScotRail passengers will soon enjoy cheaper travel as the state-owned rail operator has decided to eliminate peak fares starting from 1 September. This move is expected to result in significant savings for customers, with fares for a trip from Edinburgh to Glasgow being almost 50% cheaper. Similarly, journeys between Perth and Dundee will see a… Continue reading Peak time rail fares 'gone for good' on ScotRail trains