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Tennis fans braved the heat to queue overnight for the second day of Wimbledon – equipped with wine, umbrellas and ...
The softening in price growth may reflect weaker demand following stamp duty rises at the start of April, Nationwide Building ...
The winner of the McIlvanney Prize will be announced at the Bloody Scotland crimewriting festival in September.
The University of Portsmouth’s School of Computing is working with accident repair group ABL 1 Touch and Innovate UK on the ...
The UK’s second largest supermarket said total sales, excluding fuel, rose by 4.9% in the 16 weeks to June 21.
The watchdog revealed households will see bills surge by £104 by 2031 to cover the cost of the extra network investment.
The BBC’s director-general was at Glastonbury Festival when Bob Vylan led chants of “Death, death to the IDF (Israel Defence ...
The tide is turning in the battle against major wildfires which have raged in the Highlands and Moray in recent days, ...
Strike action by Glasgow subway workers will escalate this month when workers walk out for an additional three days – during ...
Sir Keir Starmer continues to face the prospect of a major rebellion over his welfare cuts despite making concessions to ...
After raising concerns about the upkeep of the High Street and wider town centre, Nairn BID has announced it is to start a ...
The legislative measures are the first policy changes to be introduced from the Government’s Immigration White Paper.