Edinburgh festivals send clear message Scotland is welcoming
Deputy First Minister Jenny Gilruth says Edinburgh's festivals provide a global platform for Scottish talent and send a clear message that Scotland is an open and welcoming country.
Category : Politics
Burnham may block Pc Harper killers' early release
Andy Burnham is reportedly considering blocking Pc Andrew Harper's killers from early prison release, despite earlier suggesting he couldn't keep them behind bars.
Burnham slammed as 'messiah without a mandate' over holiday
Andy Burnham faces criticism from TalkTV's Kevin O'Sullivan, who named him 'plank of the week' and 'messiah without a mandate' for taking a holiday after 15 days as PM.
Terror Police Investigate Ann Widdecombe
Counter-terror police are investigating comments made by Ann Widdecombe during a GB News appearance, sparking a formal complaint.
James O'Brien's humiliating confession over Arday support
James O'Brien admits feeling like a 'mug' for supporting Jason Arday, who resigned from Cambridge amid plagiarism accusations.
King Charles May Bail Out Harry's Mail Debt: Expert
Royal expert Robert Jobson says King Charles may pay Prince Harry's Daily Mail legal debt, estimated at £16m, from private funds after Harry's loss.
Glasgow University to review Jason Arday appointment
The University of Glasgow will review its past appointment of Jason Arday following plagiarism allegations and other claims, after his resignation from Cambridge.
SFA call all SPFL clubs to St Andrews for 'critical' summit
The SFA have called a 'critically important' meeting with all SPFL clubs at St Andrews on September 4 to discuss the future of Scottish football, focusing on homegrown talent and the national game's current reality.
Farage, Cambridge, Beckham: digested week
John Crace’s digested week: Farage’s financial confusion, a lacklustre US exhibition, Cambridge’s Arday controversy, Badenoch’s double standards, and Beckham’s complicity.
Tory 'Keminaissance' Delayed as Badenoch Faces Failures
Kemi Badenoch's 'Keminaissance' is delayed as poor election results and controversial decisions, including hiring a convicted antisemite, reveal strategic flaws.
Guardian View: Diversity Advocates Must Stand Firm
The Guardian urges diversity advocates to remain resolute in the face of opposition, emphasizing that progress on inclusion requires steadfast commitment.
France Halts Small Boats at Sea 10 Times Since Spring
French authorities have halted small boats at sea in the Channel 10 times since spring, challenging UK claims that police refuse to intervene.
Judge Blocks TPS Termination for South Sudan
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration's decision to end Temporary Protected Status for South Sudanese nationals was unlawful, blocking the termination and allowing them to remain in the U.S.
Argentina Immigration Operation Video Sparks Debate
A video showing an immigration operation in Argentina has emerged, prompting discussions on enforcement and human rights. The footage captures the raid's moments.
US Senate passes Russia sanctions bill championed by Graham
The US Senate approved a Russia sanctions bill by 86-11, honoring the late Senator Lindsey Graham, imposing tariffs and visa bans, now heading to the House.
Trump ordered to halt White House ballroom construction
A federal appeals court ordered Donald Trump to stop construction on his £300m White House ballroom, dealing a setback to the project.
Meta fined $567m more in US child safety case
Meta must pay an additional $567 million after a US court found failings in protecting children, a ruling UK campaigners say is a landmark.
Burnham urged to tone down 'blokeish' social media style
Andy Burnham has been advised by Downing Street to reduce football and pub posts to broaden appeal, according to The Times.
Hounslow councillors criticised over climate comments
Two Hounslow councillors face backlash for climate comments amid London drought, with one calling climate change a 'natural process'.
Trump Slams Court Block on White House Ballroom Project
Donald Trump lashed out after a US appeals court blocked his 'much needed' White House ballroom project, siding with preservationists.
Trump's £297m White House ballroom halted by appeals court
A federal appeals court has halted Donald Trump's £297million White House ballroom project, upholding an injunction won by the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
Burnham: UK not hosting World Cup since 1966 is 'insane'
Andy Burnham calls the UK's failure to host a World Cup since 1966 'insane', questioning if Fifa and Uefa have 'something against' the country.
Trump clashes with interviewer over wind energy 'obsession'
Donald Trump was interrupted during a TV interview after criticizing wind energy, leading to a clash with Punchbowl News founder Jake Sherman.
Taiwan President Evacuated in War Drill Amid Chinese Ships
Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te was evacuated in an armoured vehicle during annual Han Kuang drills, as 14 Chinese aircraft and nine warships circled the island.
Taiwan president rushed to bunker in armoured vehicle
Taiwan President William Lai was rushed from Taipei to a fortified command centre in an armoured vehicle during the Han Kuang exercises, simulating a response to a decapitation strike.
Unison backs Monica Lennon for Scottish Labour leader
Unison endorsed Monica Lennon for Scottish Labour leader after an online hustings, but she still needs more parliamentary support to enter the race.
Fact Check: Small Boat Deaths and Fake Andy Burnham Image
Reform UK's Zia Yusuf claimed nearly 1% of small boat migrants die; data shows closer to 0.084%. A fake image of Andy Burnham running was AI-generated.
Trump again rebukes Pirro over reflecting pool case
Trump doubles down on criticism of Jeanine Pirro after she dismissed vandalism charges, saying damage was from botched renovation.
Trump signs new orders targeting birthright citizenship
Trump signed two executive orders to restrict birthright citizenship and ban birth tourism, after the Supreme Court rejected his first attempt. The orders face legal challenges.
Tennessee Primary Picks Pearson and Taylor for House Seat
Tennessee primary voters chose Brent Taylor and Justin Pearson to compete in the revamped 9th district, a seat central to Trump's majority plan.
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