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Northern Ireland’s First Minister said the Government’s proposed energy price intervention is ‘completely tone-deaf’.

Scotland is at a crossroads ahead of May’s election, Reform’s Scottish leader has said. Party members met on Thursday at a country club in Renfrewshire as Reform’s candidates were announced and the ...

Iran intensified its attacks on oil and natural gas facilities around the Gulf on Thursday, raising the stakes in a war that is sending shock waves through the global economy. The strikes, in ...

A photographer has said it was “a true honour” to take a new portrait photograph of the Prince and Princess of Wales ahead of the state banquet for the Nigerian president at Windsor Castle. The image ...

However, the former SNP leader, who is not standing in May’s Scottish election, admitted that leaving the the Parliament was a “wrench”. She is leaving Holyrood just over th ...

Japanese prime minister Sanae Takaichi sought to reaffirm her alliance with Donald Trump after the US president this week ...

Cllr Patrick Browne has raised concern over noise coming from work on the Forth Bridge. The noise is coming from overnight works being carried out on the historic landmark. This has been an issue ...

A new bin has been installed in Inverkeithing after previous bins were . Cllr David Barratt revealed he had been contacted by people about a lack of bins on Inverkeithing’s Agnes Paterson Wynd. The ...

A 47-year-old Crossford man, who stalked a woman he met on the internet and gave money to, has been sentenced to unpaid work.

The victim sustained a broken ankle during the attack by Nwachukwu Mbanefo, who was waving a Buckfast bottle and threatening to kill the woman who was armed with a kitchen knife.

Campaigners and aid organisers have been damning in their assessments of the Government’s funding decisions following cuts to the aid budget, claiming they are set to cause widespread damage. Yvette ...