Reform UK’s deputy leader has called Vladimir Putin a “vile dictator” and “most evil, evil villain”, amid criticism of his party’s approach to the Russian president.

A KINCARDINE artist is doing her bit to get local kids to brush up on their art skills. Since 2022, Lyn Sutherland has been delivering lessons to young people in the village in her home, a local hall ...

Germany’s top prosecutor has charged a suspected Islamic extremist with murder, attempted murder and membership in a terrorist organisation abroad in connection with a deadly knife attack last year at ...

Sir Keir Starmer’s Oval Office talks with Donald Trump come at a crucial point for the transatlantic relationship. Issues including the future of Ukraine, trade tariffs and the proposed deal on the ...

Hughes, who was reportedly 77, was in the long-running series’ original line-up after being crowned a champion quizzer on Mastermind.

Social media influencer Andrew Tate has had properties, vehicles, bank accounts and company shares returned to him by Romanian authorities, his spokesperson has said.

Mark Traynor, promoter for the Monarch Bar is hoping to breathe new life into the "stale" Dunfermline music scene by giving young bands ...

The woman was attacked by the dog, which is believed to have been an XL bully, inside a flat in Cobhorn Drive in Hartcliffe on Wednesday.

Defence KC Sasha Wass suggested Rebecca Hanson had ‘dismally failed’ to satisfy the court that the TV auctioneer had committed any crime.

Stormont ministers have agreed the devolved Executive’s programme for government. The ministers rubber-stamped the governance plan during a virtual meeting on Thursday morning. It is understood there ...

Dame Caroline Dinenage said she joined the Homes for Ukraine scheme because she could not ‘stand by and do nothing’.

Sir Iain Duncan Smith said Donald Trump is making a ‘completely wrong judgement’ if he think he can appease Putin with territory.