THERE are major traffic hold-ups near Dalgety Bay due to roadworks on the A921 on the edge of the town. Fife Council have started repair works next to the roundabout which connects the road with ...

France’s lower house of parliament adopted a Bill on Tuesday to allow adults with incurable illness to take lethal medication, as public demands grow across Europe for legal end-of-life options. The ...

The Scottish Parliament recently announced that transgender people are barred from using the toilet facilities of their preferred gender.

Morenikeji Adewole, 47, from Dartford, Kent, is accused of raping a woman in his car near the nightclub in the early hours of November 1 2024.

First Minister Michelle O’Neill has said she is “determined” to see the redevelopment of Casement Park. The planned refurb of the derelict GAA ground in west Belfast has faced years of delay due to ...

The Irish Government is to draft legislation to ban the trade of goods with Palestinian lands illegally occupied by Israeli settlements. Ireland’s deputy premier and foreign affairs minister Simon ...

The eight movies had seen Dumbledore portrayed by Irish actors Richard Harris and Sir Michael Gambon, while Snape was played by Alan Rickman, Robbie Coltrane played Hagrid, and Dame Maggie Smith ...

As the parade drew to a close on Monday evening, thousands of fans began making their way home. The area was closed off, with no vehicles allowed in. As reports emerged of someone suffering a heart ...

The British ambassador to the US used a speech in Washington on Tuesday to warn that China posed a more serious threat than the Soviet Union.

The 33 people who died following a coach crash in the Yorkshire Dales have been remembered on the 50th anniversary of what is often cited as the UK’s worst-ever road accident.

The King has warned Canada is facing a “critical moment” in its history, with the world a “more dangerous and uncertain place” in a speech to open the nation’s parliament.

Nicola Packer told the BBC her situation ‘could have been handled much more compassionately’ and that what she had been through makes ...