M8 westbound crash near Livingston causes lane restrictions and traffic delays
Expect disruption on the M8 westbound after a car overturned near the Livingston slip road; emergency services are on site and Traffic Scotland advises caution
How oil movements and ceasefire tensions are shaping the FTSE 100
The FTSE 100 moved within a narrow band as oil rallies, ceasefire doubts and company updates reshuffled investor attention
Robertson confirms exit from Liverpool at end of season
Andy Robertson ends his Anfield chapter as Villa, Forest and Palace secure important first-leg results in Europe
Gulf tour: Starmer presses for free navigation through the Strait of Hormuz
Keir Starmer returned from talks across the Gulf pressing for toll-free navigation through the Strait of Hormuz as the fragile ceasefire faces renewed pressure from regional fighting and maritime claims
Haymarket fire at five-storey building forces road closures and service delays
Haymarket blaze: a sushi and ramen restaurant was damaged, buses were diverted and emergency services reported no casualties
Why Chelsea sanctioned Enzo Fernandez after comments about Madrid and what happens next
Enzo Fernandez held frank discussions with Chelsea and apologised after comments about Madrid; his agent branded the two-game ban unfair and the club says a line was crossed
Greens target Labour over developer ties and pledge to prioritise social housing
The Green Party launches a London campaign accusing Labour of cosy ties with developers and pledges policies such as rent controls and abolition of leasehold, as housing starts and completions fall
Track Radio unveiled with presenters from BBC and ITV
A new station backed by Zac Goldsmith will feature familiar presenters, a mixed sports and music format, and a promise of inclusive coverage
How the UK tracked Russian subs loitering over critical undersea cables
British and allied forces monitored an Akula attack submarine and two GUGI research vessels over critical undersea cables, deterring possible interference and confirming no damage
Hearts women head coach Eva Olid to step down after near five-year spell
Eva Olid is stepping away from her role with Hearts Women after leading the team to the SWPL summit, with assistant Pascal Xanthos also set to leave
Don’t postpone care: NHS reassurance during resident doctor strikes
The NHS is asking people to come forward for the care they need during the resident doctor strikes, explaining which services will continue and how to get help
April and May 2026: Ten Festivals not to miss
April and May 2026 are very rich months when it comes to music festivals, where DJs and electronic music take center stage. This time, our itinerary starts in Indonesia and ends in France, passing through Scotland, Ibiza, Italy, South Africa,…
How to watch Man City v Nottingham Forest and what to expect at the Etihad
Discover kick-off time, TV details and Pep Guardiola’s fitness update ahead of Man City’s home game with Nottingham Forest
Weir hat-trick fires Scotland to 5-0 away victory over Luxembourg
Scotland opened FIFA Women’s World Cup qualifying with a convincing 5-0 victory in Esch-sur-Alzette, Caroline Weir scoring three and Melissa Andreatta praising a full-team performance
Cristiano Ronaldo remains in Saudi amid hamstring injury and match postponements
Cristiano Ronaldo has been photographed at Al-Nassr training after suffering a hamstring injury; nearby conflict has disrupted fixtures and provoked scrutiny of his jet movements
British government charters evacuation flight from Oman amid regional conflict
A UK-chartered evacuation flight from Muscat will prioritise vulnerable British nationals while naval and diplomatic moves around the Mediterranean and Gulf respond to ongoing hostilities
Howard Lutnick to provide testimony to Congress over Epstein connections
Howard Lutnick has agreed to meet with the House Oversight Committee to clarify his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein amid new file disclosures
Why Pixar’s Hoppers is winning critics and reigniting the studio’s original storytelling
Pixar’s Hoppers combines a spirited environmental story with sharp voice performances and has secured a near-perfect Rotten Tomatoes rating
Two injured and suspect arrested after Calders knife incident in Edinburgh
A knife incident in the Calders area of Edinburgh left two people injured and a suspect in custody; emergency services, council staff and the council leader responded to support the community
Stormont hosts celebration as Seachtain na Gaeilge brings events, music and place-name talks
Seachtain na Gaeilge brings concerts, school performances and local history talks, uniting language learners and native speakers across events from Stormont to Strabane
Kate O’Connor’s long jump record headlines strong performances at national indoor championships
Kate O’Connor produced a championship record in the long jump while Sarah Lavin claimed her eighth indoor 60m hurdles title; other highlights included Sophie Becker’s first 200m crown and Mark Smyth’s third national indoor 200m win
What could be behind the president’s vivid neck rash and what it means
Doctors suggest actinic keratosis and a short topical course as the likely cause of the president’s red neck rash, highlighting prevention and warning signs
Arsenal players face backlash for ignoring Freddie Ljungberg and Emmanuel Petit in tunnel
Hal Robson-Kanu highlighted a tunnel moment after Arsenal’s 2-1 win over Chelsea on 3 March 2026, praising Declan Rice and criticising teammates for ignoring Freddie Ljungberg and Emmanuel Petit
How bereaved families and disabled organisations challenged failures at the UK Covid-19 Inquiry
Families and disability organisations say failures around DNACPRs and the under‑investigation of deaths caused lasting harm and demand transparency and legal reform
US and Israeli strikes hit Tehran and Natanz as tensions widen
US and Israeli operations have struck sites in Iran, including leadership meeting locations and the Natanz nuclear complex, while drone attacks and diplomatic tensions spread across the Gulf