Rangers fans slam owner and boss after winless start
Rangers fans hit out at owner Andrew Cavenagh and boss Derek McInnes after a winless start left the Ibrox side five points behind Celtic, with calls for immediate results.
Category : Westminster
PM vows to keep Pc Harper's killers behind bars
PM Andy Burnham says he's 'increasingly confident' Pc Andrew Harper's killers won't be released early, as he orders plans to free up prison spaces for serious offenders.
A&E wait times improve slightly in latest weekly figures
Scotland's A&E waits improved slightly, with 63.9% seen within four hours, but performance remains far below the 95% target.
Pc Harper killers' exemption to be announced in September
The Government will set out plans in September to exempt Pc Andrew Harper's killers and other serious criminals from early release, Communities Secretary Angela Rayner has confirmed.
Burnham orders plan to stop Pc Harper killers release
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has asked Justice Secretary Alex Norris to find ways to keep more serious offenders, including Pc Andrew Harper's killers, behind bars.
Poll: Should Burnham stop PC Harper killers' early release?
Andy Burnham has asked the Justice Secretary to explore options to prevent the early release of PC Andrew Harper's killers, Jessie Cole and Albert Bowers, due in January.
Wales Live Blog: Tuesday August 11 News and Traffic Updates
Get the latest news, weather, and traffic updates from across Wales on Tuesday, August 11, with live coverage from WalesOnline.
Bryant accused of 'abdication' over victims' scheme
Sir Chris Bryant faces backlash after declining to extend the Troubles Permanent Disablement Payment Scheme, which closes to new applications on August 30, 2026.
Jess Phillips: Minister role felt like a 'straitjacket'
Jess Phillips said she 'hated' being a minister and thinks about leaving Parliament 'all the time', citing the role's constraints and safety concerns.
Stormont Finance Minister seeks urgent meeting with Chancellor
Northern Ireland's Finance Minister has called for an "urgent meeting" with the Chancellor over the region's finances, as Stormont ministers fail to agree a budget.
FA rule change hits Championship clubs' overseas recruitment
Championship clubs face a major FA transfer rule change, with Portsmouth claiming up to 50 overseas targets wiped out.
No 10: Can't exempt killers from early release
Downing Street says it's not possible to exempt manslaughter convicts from early release, despite Pc Harper's killers' eligibility.
Peterloo survivor's 'remarkable' story uncovered 200 years on
Historian David Olusoga reveals the 'remarkable' tale of Peterloo Massacre survivor William Cheatham, whose fight for justice reached Parliament, 200 years later.
Trump names Will Scharf as new White House counsel
President Trump announced Sunday that Will Scharf, staff secretary who helped secure approval for the $400m White House ballroom, will become White House counsel, replacing David Warrington on 1 September.
Australia News Live: Minister on Airport, AUKUS Inquiry
Transport Minister Catherine King addresses Sydney Airport air traffic control issues; AUKUS public inquiry continues with Malcolm Turnbull testimony; Alan Jones trial updates.
Sarwar: Scottish Labour leadership is UK's hardest job
Anas Sarwar calls Scottish Labour leadership the hardest job in British politics, warns contenders against infighting as three MSPs vie to replace him.
Ed Case beats progressive in Hawaii primary
Moderate Democrat Ed Case won Hawaii's House primary, defeating progressive state senator Jarrett Keohokalole with 60% of the vote.
Sarwar: Scottish Labour leadership hardest job in UK politics
Anas Sarwar says leading Scottish Labour is the hardest job in British politics, warning contenders against infighting as three MSPs vie to replace him.
Burnham to kick off cost-of-living listening tour
Andy Burnham will start a national tour this week to hear public concerns about the cost of living, promising pro-consumer measures.
Burnham may block Pc Harper killers' release
Prime Minister is prepared to explore every option to keep Pc Harper's killers in jail, a Government source says, as Burnham considers blocking their early release.
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.
Blanche clears Senate hurdle as Cassidy backs AG pick
Republican Senator Bill Cassidy announced support for Todd Blanche's attorney general nomination, clearing the final hurdle and setting up a likely party-line confirmation vote.
Liverpool Council Withdraws Parking Challenge Dismissal Bid
Liverpool Council withdraws bid to dismiss legal challenge over extended parking charges, a move welcomed by business campaigners.
Pc Harper's mother visits death scene as petition nears 700k
Pc Andrew Harper's mother visited the scene of his death as a petition to stop his killers' early release nears 700,000 signatures, amid government resistance.
Ed Miliband's Tough Stance on Russia Wins Backing
Ed Miliband, now foreign secretary, announces tougher sanctions on Russia, a move that contrasts with his 2013 Syria vote.
Thailand school shooting kills six, wounds 20
Six people, including a teacher, were killed and 20 injured in a school shooting in Thailand. The attacker, a ninth-grade student, took his own life.
Wales Live Updates: News, Weather, and Traffic for August 7
Get the latest Wales news, weather, and traffic updates for Friday, August 7, with live coverage from across the region and beyond.
Teens likely to opt out of social media curfews, poll finds
A poll finds 84.6% of 16-18-year-olds would opt out of proposed social media curfews, raising doubts about the policy's effectiveness.
University of Greater Manchester ends vice-chancellor's contract
Sir George Holmes, embattled vice-chancellor of the University of Greater Manchester, has had his contract terminated by the governing body, ending uncertainty over leadership.
UEFA maintain FIFA boycott despite Infantino backing down
UEFA will still boycott FIFA tournaments as they lack confidence in Gianni Infantino, despite FIFA's backing of the president after crisis talks.
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