Swinney 'Not Candid' on Inverness Asylum Plans
UK Government accuses Scotland's First Minister of not being fully open about engagement on paused plans to house 300 asylum seekers at Cameron Barracks in Inverness.
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School cancels Christmas show after racist abuse
Cauldeen Primary School in Inverness cancels its Christmas performance following a wave of racist online abuse. Police are investigating the threatening communications.
Inverness protests against asylum seeker barracks plan
Hundreds protest in Inverness against Labour's plan to house asylum seekers at Cameron Barracks. Veterans association faces eviction as local concerns mount over safety and infrastructure.
Highland Revolt Over Cameron Barracks Asylum Plan
Hundreds protest in Inverness over Keir Starmer's plan to house 309 asylum seekers in Cameron Barracks. Veterans and locals voice fury as the city centre grinds to a halt. Read the full story.
Ex-Labour Minister Douglas Alexander Joins Home Office
Exclusive: Douglas Alexander, former Labour cabinet minister, takes on strategic Home Office position in Inverness, signalling unexpected cross-party collaboration in UK government.
Giant 20ft Shark Washes Ashore Near Inverness
A massive 20-foot basking shark has been discovered washed up on a Scottish beach, sparking scientific investigation and public fascination. The rare find offers researchers a unique opportunity to study these gentle giants of the deep.
Scotland Defies Westminster in Immigration Hotel Row
First Minister John Swinney challenges Home Office plans to house asylum seekers in a city-centre hotel, escalating tensions between Scottish and UK governments over immigration policy.
Home Office forces Scottish minister on 500-mile trip
Scottish First Minister John Swinney condemns Home Office after UK government officials refuse to travel to Inverness, forcing Justice Secretary to make 1,000-mile round trip to Edinburgh instead.
Home Office snubs Scottish minister's meeting request
Scotland's Deputy First Minister John Swinney condemns Home Office 'discourtesy' after officials refuse meeting in Inverness, escalating tensions over UK government engagement with devolved nations.
Swinney accuses Westminster of anti-Scottish agenda
Scotland's First Minister John Swinney has launched a blistering attack on the UK government, accusing Westminster of deliberately undermining Scottish interests and pursuing policies that actively harm the nation.
Home Office spends millions on asylum hotels in Inverness
Exclusive investigation uncovers UK government spending over £6.7 million on hotel accommodations for asylum seekers in Inverness alone, as backlog crisis deepens.
Asylum seekers moved to military bases in UK shake-up
The Home Office announces controversial plans to relocate asylum seekers to former military sites in Scotland and Sussex amid ongoing accommodation challenges.
Starmer takes cabinet to Scotland and Sussex in UK tour
Keir Starmer launches his 'government on the road' initiative with cabinet meetings in Inverness and East Sussex, signalling a new approach to UK-wide engagement beyond Westminster.
Starmer appoints new Defence Minister in government reshuffle
Prime Minister Keir Starmer makes strategic changes at Ministry of Defence as new government settles into Whitehall. Exclusive details on the personnel moves shaping Britain's defence leadership.
Scottish family become PM's neighbours at Downing Street
An ordinary Scottish family from Inverness has become unexpected neighbours to the Prime Minister at 10 Downing Street, creating a remarkable contrast between everyday life and the heart of British power.
UK Government Approves Scottish Green Freeport Projects
Westminster approves ambitious freeport plans for Inverness and Cromarty Firth and Forth regions, promising thousands of jobs and billions in investment for Scotland's green energy sector.
Inverness Flood Crisis: Mass Evacuations Underway
The Scottish Highlands' capital battles severe flooding as River Ness bursts banks, forcing mass evacuations and emergency response across the city.
Duncan Ferguson apologises for manhandling Sky presenter
Former Everton coach Duncan Ferguson has publicly apologised after grabbing a Sky Sports presenter during a tense post-match interview, creating an uncomfortable moment with Jamie Carragher looking on.
MSPs excluded from economic summit in 'stitch-up' scandal
A major economic summit in Inverness faces backlash after local MSPs were barred from attending, with critics branding the event an undemocratic 'stitch-up' organised by Westminster.
Kayaker's Chilling Final Texts Before Faking Death Revealed
Exclusive: The Mirror obtains the haunting final text messages sent by kayaker James Gray to his wife before he staged his own death on a fishing trip, unravelling a web of deceit that left his family in anguish for months.
Man charged over sexual assault at Loch Ness campsite
A 24-year-old man has been charged in connection with a serious sexual assault on a young boy at a popular Loch Ness campsite. The alleged incident occurred in the Inverness area, sending shockwaves through the local community.
Biggest Loch Ness Monster Hunt in 50 Years Begins
The biggest search for the Loch Ness Monster in over 50 years is underway, with hundreds of volunteers and cutting-edge thermal drones scouring the Scottish loch for the elusive creature.
Police Officer Shot, Two Missing in Highlands Manhunt
A major police incident is unfolding in the Scottish Highlands after an officer was shot and two armed colleagues vanished during a welfare check. A massive search operation is underway for the missing officers and the suspect.
RAF families forced into emergency accommodation amid MOD housing crisis
Exclusive: Dozens of RAF service families face housing turmoil as Ministry of Defence properties remain uninhabitable, forcing them into emergency lodging during critical relocation periods.
Texas Woman Missing After Joining African Tribe in Scotland
The mysterious disappearance of a US woman who abandoned her life to join an African tribe in Scotland sparks a major police search in the Scottish Highlands.
William Hill criticised over football sponsorship deal
William Hill's sponsorship agreement with Inverness Caledonian Thistle sparks outrage amid concerns over gambling in football.
Angela Constance tours Inverness for renewable energy push
Scottish Justice Secretary Angela Constance tours Inverness to promote renewable energy projects and discuss local economic growth.
Police and Network Rail target railway crime in North Inverness
Authorities in North Inverness are stepping up efforts to combat railway-related offences, including trespassing and vandalism, following a surge in incidents.
Police probe train sabotage in Scottish Highlands
Authorities are probing a deliberate act of sabotage on Scotland's rail network after critical equipment was tampered with near Inverness, causing widespread disruption.
3.1 earthquake shakes Scottish Highlands
A 3.1 magnitude earthquake struck near Inverness in the Scottish Highlands, rattling homes but causing no reported damage. The tremor was felt across the region late on Tuesday night.
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