Donald Trump, due to arrive in the UK later today, is a racist, a serial liar, and either a sex abuser or someone who falsely brags about being one in the apparent belief that this will impress other men in a metaphorical âlocker roomâ.
Donald Trump inflicted a fresh blow on Theresa May just an hour before he was due to arrive in the UK by attacking her Brexit plan and highlighting Cabinet divisions.
Donald Trump has a busy few days ahead of him as he arrives for his first visit to the UK as president. The former businessman has confirmed that he will travel to Scotland on Friday evening, where he will be spending the weekend playing golf at his Turnberry resort in South Ayrshire. Here is a look at his itinerary in full.
Catalan president Quim Torra has said Catalonia could learn from Nicola Sturgeonâs drive for a second independence referendum when he made his first visit to Scotland.
A new poll has shown that 49 per cent of Scottish voters oppose Nicola Sturgeonâs plan for a second independence referendum, even as support for a separate Scotland rose slightly.
Whether itâs planning a cruise around the world, regularly dining out at fine restaurants or even buying a bolthole in the south of France, all of us have an idea of how we would spend early retirement.
There were a range of feelings across Scotland on Wednesday night, before, during and after Englandâs 2-1 extra-time defeat to Croatia in the World Cup semi-final.
Neil Lennon has accused the Scottish Football Association of endangering the well-being of highly-rated Ryan Porteous by fielding the defender at the Toulon Tournament despite knowing he was injured, writes Alan Temple.
Steven Gerrard is accustomed to life at the prestigious business end of European club competitions, having scored in both Champions League and Uefa Cup final victories during his illustrious playing career with Liverpool.
Hibs head coach Neil Lennon concedes that the uncertainty regarding the future of John McGinn is âunsettlingâ for the player after Celtic saw a second bid for the Scotland internationalist rejected.
For 250 years the parks and gardens of the New Town have been a green haven. A new book shows how they can be maintained and planted for future generations