Victim rights protected after Supreme Court judgment
Scotland's Lord Advocate confirms statutory protections for sex abuse victims remain unchanged following Supreme Court ruling on fair trial rights. Read the latest developments.
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Morden Hall Park: A Free South London Oasis
Explore Morden Hall Park, a beautiful free National Trust park at the end of the Northern line. Discover its gardens, wildlife, cafés, and fascinating industrial history.
New Evidence Shows Police Failed Hannah Clarke
Exclusive investigation reveals serious police failings in Hannah Clarke domestic violence case that were overlooked by coronial inquest. New evidence shows victim's disclosures weren't logged.
Elspeth King: A Tribute to a Pioneering Curator
Remembering Elspeth King, the visionary museum director who transformed Glasgow's People's Palace into a vibrant record of working-class life and championed Scotland's feminist history.
Couple's journey through ethical non-monogamy challenges
Maya, 29, and Ollie, 35, share their experience with ethical non-monogamy, discussing jealousy, communication and how being honest deepened their relationship. Read their story.
Glasgow H&M evacuated after electrical fire explosions
A major fire at an electrical substation caused explosions and forced the evacuation of an H&M store on Glasgow's Buchanan Street. Seven fire engines attended the scene.
Police Failings Revealed in Hannah Clarke Domestic Violence Case
Exclusive investigation uncovers serious Queensland police failings in Hannah Clarke domestic violence case that were overlooked by coronial inquest. Listen to Full Story podcast.
Celtic accelerate move for Wilfried Nancy
Celtic are accelerating talks to appoint Columbus Crew's Wilfried Nancy as their new manager, hoping to have him in charge for next weekend's match. Discover the latest on this developing story.
Leadership Expert's Wake-Up Call for Modern Business
Leadership expert Blaire Palmer reveals why businesses must stop operating like machines and embrace human-centric approaches for success in the AI era. Discover her transformative strategies.
Scotland's World Cup quest in Greece
Steve Clarke's Scotland face Greece in a crucial World Cup qualifier. A point could set up a historic decider against Denmark. Discover if Scotland can seize their best chance since 1998.
Wildlife Week: A global snapshot of nature
This week's best wildlife photos feature a chilled capybara in Rio, a bear at a Japanese nursery, and a rare Welsh polecat. Discover the stories behind the images.
Autumn Wildlife: Nature's Hidden Seasonal Gems
Discover how autumn transforms gardens into wildlife havens. Learn why fallen leaves create vital ecosystems and how to support biodiversity this season. Explore nature's hidden world!
Bird flu kills half of South Georgia's elephant seals
A devastating bird flu outbreak has killed an estimated 53,000 female elephant seals on South Georgia, wiping out nearly half the breeding population with serious implications for the species' future.
Scotland plans £1.5bn bond issue after credit rating
First Minister John Swinney hails a 'proud day' as Scotland secures top credit ratings, paving the way for a £1.5bn bond issue in 2026-27 to fund key infrastructure projects.
Scotland to issue £1.5bn in 'Kilt' bonds after rating
The Scottish government announces plans to issue £1.5bn in bonds, nicknamed 'Kilts', following strong credit ratings from Moody's and S&P. Proceeds to fund key infrastructure projects.
Scottish Government Delays Payment in Gender Case
The Scottish government has yet to pay legal costs after losing a Supreme Court battle over the definition of a woman. Campaign group For Women Scotland awaits over £420,000.
Scottish folk legend Archie Fisher dies aged 86
Remembering Archie Fisher, MBE, the gentle-voiced singer and broadcaster who shaped Scotland's folk revival for over six decades and inspired generations of musicians.
Labour's Tax Pledge Crisis Threatens Trust
Keir Starmer's government considers breaking its core election promise on taxes, risking irreversible damage to public trust and fuelling far-right populism across Britain.
NHS trust fined over £500k for patient safety failings
An NHS trust has been fined over £500,000 and a ward manager sentenced following the 2015 suicide of patient Alice Figueiredo. Read the full story on the family's fight for justice.
Sam Fender donates £25k Mercury Prize to venues
Sam Fender donates his entire £25,000 Mercury Prize winnings to the Music Venue Trust, highlighting the critical struggle of grassroots music spaces across the UK.
Sam Fender donates Mercury Prize to music charity
Sam Fender donates his entire £25,000 Mercury Prize winnings to the Music Venue Trust, supporting struggling grassroots music venues across the UK.
50+ trees threatened by London cycle path plan
Controversial plans to build a cycle path on Woolwich Common would require cutting down over 50 mature trees. Greenwich Council decides November 18.
Sam Fender donates Mercury Prize winnings to charity
North Shields musician Sam Fender gives his entire £25,000 Mercury Prize award to Music Venue Trust to support grassroots music spaces across the UK. Read his inspiring story.
BBC chiefs resign over edited Trump documentary
BBC Director General and News CEO resign after Panorama documentary falsely edited Trump's Capitol riot speech. Readers passionately debate media bias and trust in UK news.
Hippo's debut swim in illuminated Ganges captivates
In an extraordinary nocturnal spectacle, a hippopotamus makes its inaugural swim in India's sacred Ganges River, illuminated by traditional lights during vibrant festival celebrations.
McGinn: Proving myself against younger, sexier players
Aston Villa and Scotland star John McGinn opens up about the constant pressure to prove himself against younger talent in modern football's competitive landscape.
Japan's bear attack crisis: Record surge sparks emergency
Japan faces a wildlife emergency as bear attacks reach record levels, with authorities scrambling to understand the alarming pattern behind the rising human-wildlife conflicts.
NZ wildlife park euthanises two elderly lions
A New Zealand wildlife park faces difficult choice as two elderly lions are humanely euthanised due to severe age-related health complications.
Ex-officer: 'I'm not a racist murderer' in Bayoh case
Ex-constable Nicole Short speaks out for the first time since the 2015 custody death that sparked major public inquiry and racial justice protests across Scotland.
Bayoh family slams police federation over custody death
The family of Sheku Bayoh has launched a scathing attack on the Scottish Police Federation after it defended officers involved in the 2015 custody death, calling their position 'deeply offensive' ahead of a landmark public inquiry report.
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