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Boris Johnson has claimed Nicola Sturgeon and Jeremy Corbyn are "yoke-mates of destruction" over the threat they both pose to the future of the UK.

A Scottish tourist believed to have been attacked and eaten by a shark after authorities on the island of Reunion found his severed hand inside the creature, has been named locally as Edinburgh man, Richard Martyn Turner.

The Scottish Government was last night forced to agree it would bring forward separate legislation to get approval for a second vote on independence, after MSPs raised concerns about how Holyrood’s new Referendums Bill would be used.

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The worst outcome of the election will be a right-wing Boris Johnson government pushing ahead with his version of Brexit, says Tommy Sheppard.

The population of a tiny Scottish island could soar by 6,000 per cent after hundreds of people applied to live there - boosting the number of islanders from just six.

Celtic supporters were attacked in Rome after their shuttle bus broke down and was ambushed on the way back from the Stadio Olimpico.

The Labour candidate in the constituency of Gordon has stood down for “personal reasons” after reports that she made antisemitic comments in online posts.

Scottish Labour is on course for its worst election in a century, according to newly-released polling figures.