Boy, 16, in hospital after 'being chased by gang and stabbed'
A 16-year-old boy is in hospital after being chased and stabbed by a gang.
John Swinney reassures Scots over public safety at Christmas after Magdeburg attack
SCOTLAND'S First Minister has reassured Scots that “public safety and public security” are a priority for Christmas events following an attack on a German Christmas market.
Warning about tree not passed to ScotRail train driver before 84mph crash
A warning about a fallen tree on a railway line made 12 minutes before it was hit by a train at 84mph was not passed on to the driver, an investigation has found.
Morrisons glitch leaves shoppers without discounts and Christmas orders delayed
Morrisons has apologised after a system glitch has seen loyalty prices not registering for some shoppers and Christmas deliveries delayed, on one of the busiest shopping days for supermarkets this year.
City roundabout to partially close for four months amid bridge repairs
A MAJOR roundabout in Scotland's capital is to close for several months in the New Year due to a railway bridge replacement.
Chris Packham and Caroline Lucas resign from RSPCA amid investigation
Wildlife TV presenter and conservationist Chris Packham has resigned as president of the RSPCA after an investigation made allegations of animal cruelty at some of the charity’s approved abattoirs.
Man charged after bus crashes into railway bridge
A man has been charged after a double decker bus hit a railway bridge, leaving its roof torn off.
Economy 'headed for the worst of all worlds' in 2025, businesses warn
Businesses have issued a stark warning to Rachel Reeves that the economy is “headed for the worst of all worlds” with activity expected to fall sharply in the first three months of 2025.
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I tried wild swimming with a group of strangers to reset myself – here's my verdict
This retreat was focussed on wild swimming - something I had never done (except the odd hungover loony dook)
Urgent need for education to counter extremist views, say Scotland's teachers
URGENT education is needed to equip young people with knowledge for non-violent conflict resolution to help counter the rise in extremist views, Scotland's largest teaching union has said.
