Scotland
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Prince George Would Benefit from Ending Monarchy, Nicola Sturgeon Claims
Former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon claims that ending the monarchy would spare Prince George from a predetermined life he has no choice over.
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The Innocence Before the Storm: The Last Portrait of Dunblane Primary
A frozen moment of childhood innocence, this classroom portrait captures the students of Dunblane Primary School just before a 1996 tragedy forever altered British law and collective memory.
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Devolved Leaders Form United Front in Cardiff as Constitutional Strains Mount Across UK
Leaders from Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland gather in Cardiff to demand referendum rights, escalating tensions with Westminster.
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Scottish Government to Review Legal Aid Process After Hebridean Island Dispute
A community trust in the Outer Hebrides faced a £7,000 legal bill after being wrongly targeted in a dispute involving an assistance dog and a local café.
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Hollywood Star’s Daughter Sues Scottish Charity Cafe Over Dog Access
Claire Kellerman is suing the Bernera Community Association, alleging discrimination in a case that threatens the financial stability of the island charity.
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Minto Golf Club Left ‘Heartbroken’ After Century of Trophies Stolen
Minto Golf Club in the Scottish Borders reports the theft of its entire trophy collection, marking a devastating loss of nearly 100 years of club history.
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Skye Mountain Rescue Warns of ‘Misunderstood’ Trail After 20 Rescues in One Day
Skye Mountain Rescue assisted 20 walkers in 13 hours, highlighting risks of over-reliance on digital navigation and the trail’s challenging, unmarked terrain.
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Sam Hickey Advances to 6-0 With Seventh-Round Knockout in Dublin
Scottish middleweight Sam Hickey improved to 6-0 with a seventh-round knockout of Brad Axe at Zuffa Boxing 10, cementing his status as a top British prospect.
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St Johnstone and Motherwell secure opening weekend wins in Premiership
St Johnstone beat Kilmarnock 4-3, while Motherwell defeated Hibernian 2-1 as the William Hill Premiership season continues.
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Nicola Sturgeon Spotted in London as Peter Murrell Begins Five-Year Prison Sentence
Former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has been seen in London as her husband, Peter Murrell, completes his first week of a five-year sentence for embezzlement.
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Elite Swimmers Sharpen Form at Scottish National Open Ahead of 2026 Commonwealth Games
Top-tier athletes are using the Scottish National Open in Edinburgh as a critical training ground to refine performance metrics before the 2026 Commonwealth Games.
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The Highland Proscription: When Culture Was a Capital Crime
In the wake of the 1745 Jacobite Rising, the British government enacted the Dress Act of 1746, effectively criminalizing traditional Highland culture. We explore the historical reality behind the myth of the death penalty for wearing tartan.
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Brazil’s Raphinha sidelined by thigh injury ahead of Scotland clash
Barcelona winger Raphinha will miss Brazil’s upcoming World Cup match against Scotland following a thigh injury sustained during the victory over Haiti.
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Ross Stewart Returns to Scotland Squad for 2026 World Cup Campaign
Southampton forward Ross Stewart has ended a four-year international exile, earning a place in Steve Clarke’s 26-man Scotland squad for the 2026 World Cup.
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Scotland’s Che Adams Weighs Return to UK Amid Transfer Interest
Torino forward Che Adams is reportedly considering a move back to the UK, with Wolverhampton Wanderers showing interest despite a rejected bid from Venezia.