Backlash over council’s decision to tear up pavement at busiest time of the year Festive shoppers forced to dodge metal barriers and muddy puddles By Krissy Storrar For The Scottish Daily Mail Published: 00:00 GMT, 18 December 2023 | Updated: 09:09 GMT, 18 December 2023 It is one of Scotland’s most iconic streets, standing at … Read more
The Prime Minister said it is ‘vitally important’ China addresses global warming By Claire Ellicott Published: 01:32 GMT, 1 December 2023 | Updated: 01:45 GMT, 1 December 2023 Rishi Sunak has warned China that it must step up its efforts to tackle climate change as he prepared to fly to Dubai last night for Cop28. … Read more
By Olivia Christie For The Scottish Daily Mail Published: 00:05 GMT, 30 November 2023 | Updated: 00:05 GMT, 30 November 2023 She has professed a love for Scotland before, sharing photos of her travels north of the Border. Now Christina Hendricks is back promoting the country with the release of her new show The Buccaneers. … Read more
The NCP has issued a refund and apologised to driver Christopher Gallacher By Sukhmani Sethi Published: 18:10 BST, 24 October 2023 | Updated: 18:23 BST, 24 October 2023 An furious Uber driver who paid £45 for just five minutes at Glasgow Airport has slammed parking company National Car Parks (NCP) over the hefty charge. Christopher Gallacher … Read more
Sainsbury’s is quietly getting rid of all of its remaining recycling points at around 250 branches around the UK fanning fears the move could lead to more fly-tipping. The supermarket has been closing centres which recycle metal cans, glass, plastic and paper based around its car parks, despite pleas from locals and politicians. It comes … Read more
What a faceplant! Moment bungling thief falls face-first through extractor fan as he breaks into milkshake shop before stealing cash By Matt Strudwick Published: 12:28 BST, 11 October 2023 | Updated: 12:31 BST, 11 October 2023 This is the moment a bungling thief faceplanted while breaking into a shop through an extractor fan. CCTV taken … Read more
End of an era: The phone book goes the way of the fax machine as it drops through doors for the very last time after almost 150 years First published in Victorian Britain, BT ends service as number and address searches migrate online Final edition of much-loved phone book comes with brief history and advice … Read more
No laughing matter! Giant mural of the Big Yin Billy Connolly could disappear to make way for student flats The 50ft portrait of iconic Scots comedian unveiled in Glasgow in 2017 to mark the star’s 75th birthday By Stuart Macdonald For The Scottish Daily Mail Updated: 07:54 BST, 7 September 2023 It has brightened up … Read more
Ange Postecoglou bemoans the lack of passion in Aussie football and says he is finally sharing his obsession with ‘like-minded folk’ ahead of Celtic’s Scottish League Cup final Australia couldn’t match Postecoglou’s football passion Celtic manager says he finally feels at home Celtic play Rangers on Monday in League Cup final By NCA NewsWire Published: … Read more
Bus driver reveals why they refuse to open the doors again once they’ve closed at a stop (but people are still fuming about it) By Lydia Hawken For Mailonline Published: 09:47 GMT, 11 January 2023 | Updated: 14:35 GMT, 11 January 2023 There’s nothing worse than sprinting to catch a bus, only for the doors … Read more
‘All I want for Xmas… is my LUGGAGE’: Woman’s dream £8,000 break for her 60th birthday is ruined after BA sends her baggage to wrong airport… then tells her to travel 326 MILES to get it Susan Dempster and friend Hilda McDougall’s flight to Glasgow was cancelled Their suitcases were missing after they took an … Read more
Nicola Sturgeon suffered a ‘personal humiliation’ last night as a rebel Nationalist MP seized control of the party’s Westminster group. Stephen Flynn was elected by his fellow MPs as the new SNP leader in the House of Commons after defeating Alison Thewliss, the favoured candidate of those most loyal to the First Minister. It completes a … Read more
This is the moment Graham Norton suffered a toe-curling blunder as he prematurely reveals which UK city has won its bid to host Eurovision in front of hundreds of thousands of shocked BBC viewers. Norton, who hosts the BBC’s coverage, attempted to build the suspense during a special edition of The One Show this evening, with … Read more