Folk singer Iona Fyfe named new University of Aberdeen rector
SCOTTISH folk singer Iona Fyfe has been named the new rector of the University of Aberdeen.
Vladimir Putin threatens UK with new ballistic missile as Ukraine war escalates
Russian President Vladimir Putin threatened to strike the UK with a new ballistic missile after using the weapon to hit a target in Ukraine.
ScotRail announces more Boxing Day trains across the country
MORE trains than ever will run on Boxing Day but services will finish earlier than normal on Christmas Eve and Hogmanay in Scotland
Death toll in Gaza rises above 44,000 as international court issues arrest warrants
THE official death toll in the Gaza Strip since Israel launched a "complete siege" in October 2023 has risen above 44,000 ...
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Why are politicians wearing red ribbons at FMQs?
A NUMBER of MSPs were spotted wearing red ribbons in the Scottish Parliament on Thursday.
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The full list of countries that must arrest Benjamin Netanyahu 'on sight'
ANY state which is signed up to the International Criminal Court (ICC) must arrest the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu under international law.
Failed Scottish archaeological visitor centre on market for £150k
A FORMER archaeological visitor centre in Scotland which failed to attract visitors is on the market as "a unique development opportunity".
'Do I beg?': Food shortages bring hunger pains to displaced families in Gaza
THE United Nations has said those in northern Gaza face "diminishing conditions for survival" after "virtually no aid" has been delivered in 40 days ..
Met Office issues yellow warning for snow and rain across 27 Scottish council areas
THE Met Office has issued fresh warnings for the majority of Scotland as snow is expected to fall across the country this weekend.
