SNP MP: Scottish Labour in 'doom loop' over constitution
SNP MP David Linden claims Scottish Labour faces a 'doom loop' if it ignores the constitutional question, citing polls showing independence as preferred.
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German City to Honour British War Hero 80 Years On
Lubeck will honour Squadron Leader Hubert Dinwoodie, who saved the city from a massive explosion in 1946, with a ceremony at the harbour wall.
Legal rights when someone films you or your child in public
Filming in public is legal without consent, and no permit is needed. Here's what the law says about privacy, doorbell cameras and indecent images.
Kemi Badenoch becomes favourite to be next UK prime minister
Kemi Badenoch has overtaken Nigel Farage to become the bookmakers' favourite for UK's next prime minister, with William Hill offering 3/1 odds.
Sturgeon memoir foreword stings Swinney with election jibes
Sturgeon's new memoir foreword criticises Swinney's election campaign, calling a row-back on environmentalism a 'massive electoral blunder'.
DUP MP Sammy Wilson investigated by standards commissioner
DUP MP Sammy Wilson is under investigation by Westminster's standards commissioner over an alleged failure to declare an interest. The case opened on July 28.
Former toilets to become ice cream parlour
Wirral Council approves plans to turn the disused public toilets on Meols Parade into an ice cream parlour and coffee shop.
Infantino faces leadership challenge after World Cup plan
FIFA's council is trying to force an extraordinary general meeting after Gianni Infantino's 'reckless greed' over his £3.1bn World Cup sell-off plan.
Sturgeon 'more Green than SNP' in Swinney campaign row
Nicola Sturgeon accused of being 'more Green than SNP' after criticising John Swinney's campaign; Alex Neil says 'woke' policies were not the answer.
Farage has open mind on Lowe peace offer but no reply yet
Nigel Farage says he has an open mind on ending the feud with Rupert Lowe, and has reached out to suggest a call, but has had no reply yet as the war continues.
Channel arrivals 43% lower in 2026 despite July surge
Some 14,526 migrants have crossed to the UK by small boat in 2026, 43% fewer than at the same point in 2025, but the average of 67 per boat is a record high.
Rogue funeral director's final victim found via hearing aid
The final victim of rogue funeral director Robert Bush was identified only by his hearing aid's serial number after his body was left rotting for months.
Green light for Ayrshire Central Mosque modernisation plans
East Ayrshire Council has approved a modernisation plan for Ayrshire Central Mosque in Kilmarnock, with extensions, landscaping and car park consent.
Aldi gives 10p per Piccolato pack to Teenage Cancer Trust
Aldi is donating 10p from every 220g pack of Piccolato Tomatoes sold from August 3-16 to Teenage Cancer Trust, supporting young people with cancer.
Reform UK plans largest Channel military operation since WW2
Reform UK announces Operation Fortress: the largest military operation in the English Channel since WW2 to intercept and return migrant boats.
Aldi Scotland Supermarket Sweep returns for CHAS charity
Aldi Scotland's Supermarket Sweep is back for an eleventh year, offering Central Scotland shoppers a five-minute trolley dash to raise funds for CHAS.
France must take migrants if Navy picks them up, says Reform UK
Reform UK's Zia Yusuf says France would have to take migrants if the Royal Navy picks them up and lands them on French shores under its Channel plan.
Scottish Labour leader race opens with three MSPs standing
Nominations have opened in the Scottish Labour leadership race, with three MSPs standing and one contender saying it ‘reeks of misogyny and male entitlement’.
MP urges EU to suspend broken Entry/Exit System
An MP has called for the EU's 'broken' Entry/Exit System to be suspended until September, saying passengers shouldn't be punished by border queues.
Hegseth: US military 'locked and loaded' amid Iran deal
Pete Hegseth: US military is 'locked and loaded' as Trump says an Iran peace deal is imminent, with regional talks due Monday amid maximum pressure.
Trump claims Iran on cusp of nuclear deal after cancelling
Trump says Iran is on the brink of a denuclearisation deal after he cancelled a "massive attack", saying Gulf allies asked him to call it off.
Trump cancels Iran attack, claims nuclear deal near
Donald Trump says Iran is close to a nuclear deal after he cancelled a planned 'massive attack', claiming allies including Saudi Arabia and the UAE asked him to hold off.
Jackie Baillie: SNP lied over Monklands hospital
Acting Scottish Labour leader Jackie Baillie accuses SNP of lying over Monklands hospital and says fire service cuts must end as Scotland faces yearly wildfires.
Fiona Higgins set for court showdown in free speech battle
Labour councillor Fiona Higgins takes the Standards Commission to court on Tuesday over a misconduct probe stemming from her comments on Glasgow teacher cuts.
Trump aide's 'strange' notes suggested 'punishing' her
Author Michael Wolff says Trump aide Natalie Harp's notes to the president included 'love notes' and language about 'punishing' her, worrying the Secret Service.
Trump names countries that asked him to call off Iran strike
President Trump said Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar and Iran asked him to call off a massive strike on Iran, saying a deal on Hormuz was possible.
Iran brands Trump a 'fool' over hollow threats
Iranian media branded President Donald Trump a 'fool' after he claimed Middle East allies had reached the parameters of a deal; Tehran denied it.
Channel migrant bill reveals £8,000 cost per migrant
British taxpayers are effectively paying more than £8,000 for every migrant prevented from crossing the Channel, analysis of Home Office figures shows.
South Tyneside local plan approved despite Green Belt
South Tyneside Council has approved the borough's local plan up to 2040, including new homes, despite Green Belt objections and concerns over services.
Ross Kemp and Gary Lineker lead National Conversation push
Ross Kemp, Gary Lineker and other celebrities urge the public to focus on shared values and join The National Conversation to help unite a divided Britain.
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