Scottish Islanders Campaign for Undersea Tunnels
Shetland and Western Isles residents argue ageing ferries drive depopulation. Campaigners push for undersea tunnels, citing Scandinavian success, as a modern solution for island connectivity.
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Canary Islands on 'No Travel' List for 2026
The Canary Islands are on Fodor's 'No List' for 2026 due to unsustainable tourism pressures. Discover the local protests and environmental impacts behind the warning.
Frisian Islands: Seals, Whales & Climate Warnings
For 10 years, scientist Jeroen Hoekendijk has documented the fragile sealife of the North Sea's Frisian Islands, a stark warning of climate change. Explore the brutal beauty of this unique ecosystem.
Tonga added to US travel ban from January
The Trump administration's new visa restrictions target Tonga, sparking outrage over the 'unfounded' security threat. Community leaders warn of severed family and study links.
Migrant fatalities fall to 3,000 amid tighter border controls
A new report reveals over 3,000 migrant deaths en route to Spain in 2025, a sharp drop attributed to EU-funded border policing. Activists warn of more dangerous journeys.
Alderney: Underrated island with old Tube trains
Discover Alderney, a tranquil Channel Island named the UK's best underrated trip. Explore its history, nature reserves, and unique railway using vintage London Underground carriages.
Best Greek Islands for Every Type of Traveller
From Crete's culinary delights to Skopelos's culture and Antiparos's secluded coves, find your perfect Greek island escape. Expert tips and local insights for 2025/2026.
Palau to take 75 US migrants for $15.5m aid
The Pacific nation of Palau agrees to host up to 75 migrants from the US in a deal securing millions in American aid. Read the full details of the controversial agreement.
Selt's shock Scottish Open run inspired by Higgins & O'Sullivan
Matt Selt credits practice with snooker legends John Higgins and Ronnie O'Sullivan for his surprise Scottish Open semi-final place. Read his story and see who he faces next.
Scottish resident doctors vote to strike in January
Over 90% of BMA Scotland's resident doctors have backed strike action in January, demanding a credible pay offer. Health Secretary Neil Gray expresses disappointment and calls for talks.
Ferguson Marine delays Glen Rosa ferry delivery again
The delivery of the over-budget Glen Rosa ferry is delayed until late 2026, with service unlikely before 2027 due to hull defects. Costs now exceed £460m.
New Cardiff to Fuerteventura flights start December 20
TUI launches new direct flights from Cardiff to Fuerteventura, the 'mini Maldives', offering Welsh travellers easy access to winter sun from tomorrow. Discover the island's lunar beaches and 20°C escapes.
Swinney condemns alleged Holyrood office bugging incident
John Swinney brands alleged secret recording of a female MSP by a staffer as 'utterly unacceptable'. Scottish Parliament investigates the 2023 Holyrood incident.
Celtic chair Peter Lawwell to stand down after fan abuse
Celtic chairman Peter Lawwell announces his resignation, blaming 'intolerable' abuse from supporters. The exit follows a poor run of form under new manager Wilfried Nancy. Read the full story.
Musicians protest BBC Radio Scotland late-night show cuts
Leading Scottish artists condemn BBC Radio Scotland's decision to axe specialist late-night shows, warning it will devastate opportunities for emerging talent. Read the full story and see who has signed the open letter.
Marshall Islands launches world-first crypto UBI scheme
The Marshall Islands has launched a pioneering universal basic income scheme, offering $200 quarterly payments via cryptocurrency or cash. Discover how this Pacific nation is tackling the cost of living crisis.
£120m Government Deal Saves Grangemouth Ethylene Plant
A £120m government investment, matched by Ineos, safeguards 500 jobs at Grangemouth, preserving vital UK industrial capacity for medical and aerospace plastics. Read the full story.
McGill upbeat after Scottish Open win
Anthony McGill is sounding positive after a 4-1 win at the Scottish Open. The Glaswegian snooker star is targeting a strong 2026 after rediscovering his form. Read his full interview here.
Scottish Justice Secretary survives no confidence vote
SNP's Angela Constance retains role after opposition motion fails. Vote follows claims she misled parliament over grooming gangs expert. Full story on the political fallout.
Paris Unveils Europe's Longest Urban Cable Car
Paris launches a 4.5km cable car, Europe's longest, connecting isolated suburbs to the Metro in 18 minutes. Could London learn from this transport solution?
Robertson reveals injury behind Scottish Open withdrawal
Neil Robertson pulls out of the Scottish Open with a strained piriformis muscle and disc injury. Get the latest snooker news, results, and updates from Edinburgh.
New UK-South Korea trade deal to bring extra £400m
The UK and South Korea have signed an upgraded trade agreement, set to inject an extra £400m annually into the British economy. The deal focuses on cars, Scottish salmon, and Guinness. Read the full details.
Murray criticises Starmer over 'humiliating' cabinet sacking
Former Scottish Secretary Ian Murray speaks out about his 'humiliating' demotion by Keir Starmer, revealing he still lacks an explanation. Read the full interview.
Celtic's boardroom chaos overshadows St Mirren cup win
Analysis of Celtic's avoidable turmoil after St Mirren's League Cup final victory. The club's hierarchy faces fan fury over transfer failings, a manager's exit, and a disastrous AGM.
Japan Claims China Locked Radar on Fighter Jets
Japan alleges Chinese warships directed fire-control radar at its fighter jets near disputed islands, escalating tensions. Read the full details of the confrontation.
Three dead in Tenerife natural pool wave tragedy
Three tourists have died and one is missing after a huge wave swept them from a natural pool in Tenerife. Emergency services continue search efforts.
Hearts beat Celtic 2-1 in Wilfried Nancy's first game
Wilfried Nancy's Celtic reign began with a 2-1 defeat to Hearts, denting their Premiership title hopes. Read our full match report and analysis of the new manager's tough start.
Tory Peer Malcolm Offord Defects to Reform UK
Reform UK secures its first member of the House of Lords as Conservative peer Malcolm Offord defects. The former Scotland Office minister will stand for the party in next year's Holyrood elections.
Farage's Scottish Surge as Reform UK Gains Ground
Nigel Farage returns to Scotland for a sold-out Reform UK event, capitalising on rising anti-immigration sentiment in towns like Falkirk. Analysis of a shifting political landscape.
Scotland's Brutalist Beauties Captured in New Book
A new book showcases Scotland's finest Brutalist architecture, revealing the social vision behind the concrete. Discover the buildings that defined a postwar era.
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