A cruise ship carrying only UK passengers on a tour of the British Isles has been barred from docking in Greenock with just days’ notice, travel agents have said.
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A cruise ship carrying only UK passengers on a tour of the British Isles has been barred from docking in Greenock with just days’ notice, travel agents have said.
A former SNP MP has claimed she asked a member of Nicola Sturgeon’s staff to pass on concerns around an incident of alleged sexual harassment by former first minister Alex Salmond, it can be revealed.
Last week Marion Millar, a 50-year-old accountant and mother from Airdrie, was arrested and charged with offences contravening Section 126 of the Communications Act.
As the lunar spectacle is close upon us, here is all you need to know about what a solar eclipse is, what time you will be able to see it and where in Scotland is the best place to see the moon.
The Brexit minister has admitted the Northern Ireland protocol is having a “damaging impact” ahead of a meeting with his counterpart, commissioner Maroš Šefčovič.
It’s been a tough last 15 months but, with lockdown restrictions continuing to ease, what could be better than renting a genuine castle for a celebration with family and friends?
There could only be a widening of the pupils and a sharp intake of breath at the news Steve Clarke had given his Scotland squad two days back home before they plunge into the country’s first major finals in 23 years.
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