Rangers boss Derek McInnes remains defiant despite a string of setbacks, including injuries to key players and a five-point deficit after two games, as he prepares for the Europa League return leg against Jagiellonia Bialystok.
Manchester Airport reveals sun cream is its most commonly confiscated item at security, with a 100ml limit still enforced despite new scanners.
A British couple are stranded in Sicily after an ash cloud from Mount Etna grounded flights, leaving them unable to return to their daughter in Athens.
An eight-year-old boy swept out to sea off Scotland's west coast survived by floating, a lesson learned from coastguards at school. Clayton Garforth was rescued by surfers and released from hospital the next day.
The Perseid meteor shower peaks in the early hours of Thursday, Aug 13, hours after the solar eclipse, with up to 100 shooting stars an hour visible from midnight until dawn.
A simple blackout blind hack has helped one woman keep her bedroom cooler during the UK's fifth heatwave, with temperatures reaching 38°C.
A £13.80 stick-on blackout blind with reflective backing helps keep a bedroom cooler during Britain's fifth heatwave, offering a low-cost alternative to air conditioning.
The UK could see its hottest August day on record as temperatures are set to reach 38C, with amber extreme heat warnings issued for parts of England.
The Perseid meteor shower peaks on Thursday, with up to 100 shooting stars per hour visible around 3am, just hours after a solar eclipse.
The Met Office says the UK could see its hottest day of the year, with 38C possible, but breaking the August record is unlikely.
Stick-on blackout blinds with reflective backing can reduce solar gain and keep bedrooms cooler during the UK's fifth heatwave, with temperatures up to 38°C.
The Perseid meteor shower peaks early Thursday, hours after the solar eclipse, with up to 100 shooting stars an hour visible from midnight until dawn.
Six planets will appear across the morning sky before sunrise on August 12, 2026, in a rare planetary alignment, with Mars and Saturn easiest to spot.
Tonight, the Perseid meteor shower peaks as a partial solar eclipse darkens UK skies, offering up to 100 shooting stars per hour in moonless darkness.
The Perseid meteor shower peaks on August 13, coinciding with a solar eclipse for the first time in 5,000 years, offering up to 100 meteors per hour.
The Perseid meteor shower peaks on August 13, coinciding with a solar eclipse for the first time in 5,000 years, visible from midnight to dawn.
Firefighters battled a 'significant' gorse fire in Formby dunes, with flames spreading across 300m by 300m and later expanding to 500m by 200m.
Firefighters are battling a significant blaze in the sand dunes at Formby Beach, which has been burning for hours and grown to 500 by 200 metres.
More than 90% of the sun was obscured throughout Scotland at the peak of the eclipse, but many were left disappointed when it was covered by a blanket of cloud.
Firefighters are tackling a significant gorse fire in the sand dunes at Formby, with six engines at the scene. The blaze measures around 300m by 300m and is ongoing.
Londoners gathered across the capital to witness the biggest solar eclipse in decades, peaking at 7.13pm with over 90 per cent of the Sun obscured.
Thousands of Londoners watched the biggest solar eclipse since 1999, with 90% of the Sun covered by the Moon, peaking just after 7pm.
Ukraine launched a unique drone, missile, and unmanned boat strike on Russia's Novorossiysk naval base, the last major stronghold of the Russian fleet in the Black Sea, killing a child and injuring seven others.
Crowds gathered at the Angel of the North and Baltic Square in Gateshead to watch the partial solar eclipse on Wednesday evening, when 90 per cent of the sun was hidden by the moon.
Thousands gathered across Ireland to watch a rare partial solar eclipse, with Phoenix Park in Dublin drawing huge crowds. The next one visible in Ireland won't be until 2090.
Europe's first total solar eclipse in nearly three decades dazzled millions, with the UK seeing a 98.5% partial eclipse. Crowds gathered across the continent, from Land's End to Spain, to witness the rare celestial event, the last visible from British sho
Police were called to manage disorderly queues in Bristol as thousands scrambled for free solar glasses ahead of the partial eclipse, with at least 90% of the sun obscured.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham warns the warm weather could continue for 'some weeks yet' as temperatures surge, with wildfires and drought affecting England and Wales.
Thousands across Merseyside witnessed a partial solar eclipse on August 12, with the Moon covering over 90% of the Sun, the most since 1999.
More than 90% of the Sun was obscured by the Moon in the UK's best solar eclipse since 1999, with crowds gathering and protective glasses selling out.