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Join the call to honour Glasgow’s sport stars, coaches and community champions before the September deadline.

A midnight appeal in Belfast reverses a temporary ban, clearing the way for the Orange Order to march on Garvaghy Road after decades of dispute.

A novel orexin‑targeting pill may treat ADHD effectively while avoiding cardiovascular side effects.

Sir Ian Rankin and CAMRA unveiled the 2027 Good Beer Guide at Edinburgh’s historic Oxford Bar, celebrating Scottish pubs and demanding a fairer beer market.

Explore the Brussels summit, the price tags of green‑steel factories and how a book‑and‑claim system could speed up low‑emission steel adoption.

Sandie Peggee, a veteran nurse, takes the Royal College of Nursing to court, saying the union ignored her gender‑critical concerns and left her unsupported during disciplinary proceedings.

I’m trading my old matte base for e.l.f.’s breathable satin foundation that offers buildable coverage and a natural glow.

Google, GM, and third‑party kits are reshaping what drivers and passengers can do inside their vehicles, from parked‑only gaming to split‑screen smartphone integration.

Coforge’s fresh AI engine gives lenders and fleet managers a real‑time picture of a car’s health, cutting delays and boosting resale value.

Anne Hathaway flaunts a runway‑inspired ruby outfit, matching accessories and a glowing pregnancy while promoting her upcoming film Verity.

Passkeys promise password‑free logins for millions of UK citizens, trimming wait times and cutting fraud risks.

Warren Buffett, 96, hands the Berkshire chair to his son Howard, shifting to an advisory role as the conglomerate looks ahead.

Tech leaders and policymakers spar over AI safety, warning that unchecked progress could spell disaster.

A controversial memoir claims Charles celebrated Diana’s death, while the palace pushes back and former officials label the story hogwash.

EcoFlow introduces a 5kWh home battery that fits in a cabin bag, promises 3 kW of power and can be expanded as families’ energy needs grow.

Taxpayers face a £1.3m‑a‑day bill as the UK wrestles with how to rescue its steel giants.

Readers weigh in on the looming showdown between GTA 6 and the Zelda Ocarina remake, while also speculating on Switch 3’s timeline and Tokyo Game Show news.

Kirsty Paterson’s journey from a bleak Glasgow chocolate stunt to a Netflix golden‑ticket promotion astonishes fans.

Earl Spencer’s new book claims Charles whispered a chilling promise to forget Diana, sparking a swift palace reply as royals embark on official trips.

Threads now gives podcasters a one‑stop hub to showcase episodes, share transcripts and track listener engagement without leaving the platform.

A Metropolitan officer was dismissed after a BBC expose, while a former Cambridgeshire sergeant was jailed for demanding a suspect’s intimate video, highlighting a culture of abuse in UK policing.

A young student’s initiative is revolutionizing political engagement with a new digital platform designed to make politics more understandable and appealing to the younger generation.

The 2026 BRICS Summit in New Delhi brings together leaders from 11 nations to discuss trade, investment, and global conflicts, aiming to strengthen economic cooperation and reduce reliance on Western financial systems.

This article examines the main technical trade-offs and user concerns linked to Apple’s first foldable iPhone, from potential thumb strain to display durability and likely camera and water resistance compromises.

New Manchester United Women manager Eva Olid is setting her sights on an attacking style of play as she prepares for her first match in the Women’s Super League.