Swinney 'open' to Scottish grooming gangs inquiry
First Minister John Swinney responds to a victim's call for a national inquiry into grooming gangs in Scotland. Learn about the case and the political response.
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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.
News Corp defends climate sceptics in Senate inquiry
News Corp Australia's executive chair Michael Miller tells Senate inquiry that platforming climate deniers is part of 'healthy debate' and denies company is part of 'denial machine'.
Thinktanks refuse to name funders in climate inquiry
Australia's IPA and Rainforest Reserves Australia refuse to disclose donors in a fiery Senate hearing on climate misinformation, defending their opposition to renewable energy.
NHS postcode lottery for specialist care revealed
New investigation reveals stark regional disparities in accessing NHS specialist care. Discover how your location impacts treatment availability and what rights patients have.
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.
Southport Killer's Father: 'I'm Sorry I Failed'
The father of the Southport attacker has publicly apologised for failing to address his son's violent behaviour before the tragic mass stabbing that shocked the nation.
CCTV hunt for arson killers who launched industrial firework
Police release chilling footage of suspects wanted for a fatal arson attack using an industrial-sized firework in Rainham, as devastated family pays tribute to 'loving father'.
Southport killer's brother feared patricide before attack
Exclusive inquiry reveals Axel Rudakubanas's brother warned authorities about his violent threats weeks before the Southport knife attacks that left three children dead.
Killer's brother warned of murder risk years before Southport attack
Exclusive: Chilling warning from killer's brother about violent threats uncovered in Southport attack inquiry. Family feared tragedy years before it happened.
Pregnancy drug victims demand public inquiry
Campaigners fighting for justice after anti-nausea drug Primodos caused devastating birth defects call for urgent government investigation into historic medical scandal.
Highland Cow Dressing Gown: Viral Comfort Wear
Discover the viral Highland cow dressing gown from The Scottish Goat that's taking social media by storm. This ultra-soft Hamish-themed robe offers comfort and Scottish charm for your downtime.
McGregor fires Celtic to League Cup final after Rangers win
Callum McGregor's late strike seals Celtic's place in the Scottish League Cup final after breaking Rangers' stubborn resistance in a tense Old Firm semi-final at Hampden Park.
Forensic teams board LNER train in police investigation
A major police investigation is underway after forensic teams were pictured boarding a London North Eastern Railway service, with passengers reporting significant delays and disruption.
Celtic beat Rangers in dramatic League Cup semi-final
Relive the electric Hampden Park showdown as Celtic secure their place in the Scottish League Cup final with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over arch-rivals Rangers in a match filled with drama, controversy, and unforgettable moments.
Lawrence: 'Cowardly' police spy must face public inquiry
Baroness Lawrence accuses undercover officer of cowardice for refusing to testify publicly about police spying on her family after Stephen's murder, calling for transparency and accountability.
Celtic beat Rangers 2-1 in Old Firm cup thriller
Celtic edged Rangers 2-1 in a pulsating Old Firm semi-final clash at Hampden Park, with Paulo Bernardo's late winner setting up a final against either Aberdeen or St Johnstone.
O'Neill's Celtic return for Rangers cup clash
Legendary manager Martin O'Neill makes emotional Celtic comeback as Rangers face off in highly anticipated Scottish League Cup semi-final clash at Hampden Park.
UK's fast jet programme in crisis, report warns
A damning parliamentary inquiry reveals Britain's fast jet fleet is dangerously underprepared, with ageing Typhoons and delayed Tempest programme threatening RAF capabilities.
150,000 aged 90+ wait 12 hours in A&E
Shocking NHS data reveals emergency care delays hitting England's oldest and most vulnerable patients, with nearly 150,000 nonagenarians waiting over 12 hours in A&E departments last year.
Failed school return attempt for Southport killer
Exclusive inquiry revelations show desperate attempts to reintegrate the Southport attacker into education system less than a year before tragic stabbing spree that shocked the nation.
Govt Orders Birmingham Pub Bombings Public Inquiry
The UK government has finally ordered a statutory public inquiry into the 1974 Birmingham pub bombings, delivering a major victory for victims' families after decades of campaigning for truth and justice.
Grooming Gangs Inquiry Descends into Chaos
An explosive investigation reveals how Britain's landmark grooming gangs inquiry has descended into turmoil, with allegations of political interference and systemic failures threatening justice for victims.
Manston Asylum Centre Inquiry Stalled, Critics Say
An official investigation into alleged overcrowding and poor conditions at the Manston asylum processing centre has reportedly ground to a halt, with critics accusing the government of deliberate delays.
NHS urgent call for people with specific ancestry
London's NHS issues critical call for volunteers with specific ancestry backgrounds to join revolutionary cancer research that could transform treatment outcomes.
Southport killer's extremist behaviour raised alarms
Exclusive: Support workers warned about killer's extremist behaviour months before the Southport knife attack that claimed three young lives, investigation reveals.
Hanson cleared in Rinehart party funding scandal
Australian Senate absolves Pauline Hanson of misconduct after taxpayer-funded trip to mining magnate Gina Rinehart's birthday celebration, though questions about political judgement remain.
NHS loses VAT battle over hospital parking charges
The UK Supreme Court has delivered a landmark verdict requiring NHS hospitals to pay VAT on patient and visitor parking fees, dealing a significant financial blow to the health service amid ongoing budget pressures.
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