Swinney voices concern at ‘extreme situation’ at University of Dundee
The First Minister’s comments come a day after the university said it will cut more than 600 jobs as it bids to tackle a £35 ...
British manufacturers warn Trump’s metal tariffs ‘will create severe problems’
The US president imposed global tariffs on steel and aluminium heading into the US on Tuesday night. The US president imposed global tariffs on steel and aluminium on Tuesday night, while raising a ...
Sturgeon ‘changed Scottish lives for the better’ – Swinney
First Minister John Swinney thanked Nicola Sturgeon for her contribution to public life. John Swinney has paid tribute to ...
Girl, 13, remanded in custody accused of murder and arson
The teenager was charged by Northamptonshire Police on Tuesday night after an inquiry into the death of Marta Bednarczyk, 43.
Irish premier greeted by JD Vance at vice president’s residence
Taoiseach Micheal Martin is to have breakfast with Mr Vance before travelling to the White House for a bilateral with Donald ...
56% of children in separated families regularly see parent they do not live with
A parenting group has called on the Government to do more to collect data on and address the fallout for children when ...
Baroness Mone’s second ‘core participant’ bid rejected by Covid inquiry
Baroness Heather Hallett, the inquiry’s chairwoman, warned allowing the application to continue would “cause significant ...
Former bishop jailed for more than four years for sexually abusing boy
A former bishop who sexually abused a boy he christened as a baby has been jailed for four years and one month. Anthony ...
City watchdogs axe proposals for new diversity and inclusion rules
The Financial Conduct Authority and Prudential Regulation Authority said they have ‘no plans to take the work further’.
Opinion: Railways, Reform, ULEZ, parental responsibility for criminal children and the electoral system among topics tackled in letters to the KentOnline editor
Our readers from across the county give their weekly take on the biggest issues impacting Kent and beyond. Some letters refer ...
FCA drops plans to routinely ‘name and shame’ firms under investigation
The U-turn follows a widespread backlash after the Financial Conduct Authority announced the plans early last year.
Moped rider wearing Just Eat jacket wanted over schoolboy’s fatal shooting in south London
A moped rider wearing a bright orange Just Eat jacket is wanted over the “targeted and premeditated” fatal shooting of a schoolboy, a court has heard. Emergency services were alerted shortly after 3pm ...