Thunderstorms and heavy rain will persist across parts of the UK, as summer officially comes to an end. Thunder and lightning, hail and rain struck various parts of the country on Saturday, including ...

“Sir Keir Starmer has shown he is completely out of touch with people in Scotland by imposing billions of pounds of austerity cuts on pensioners, low income families and public services, while milking ...

Police have launched an investigation after graffiti saying “Jail Starmer” was daubed on the window of an MP’s office. The Metropolitan Police say the graffiti was daubed on the window on Friday and ...

James Forrest played a pivotal role in Celtic securing a domestic double at the end of last season, now he's determined to carry on that form with the hope of earning a contract extension. Forrest has ...

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner will announce a series of measures to protect renters in her speech at the Labour Party conference. Rayner is expected to commit to “building homes fit for the ...

In the immediate aftermath of Celtic’s successful negotiation of their first Champions League hurdle, Elena Sadiku posted the club’s name ...

From Chris McCausland's Cha Cha to Love Islander Tasha Ghouri's rendition of Sabrina Carpenter, there was something for everyone.

The Prime Minister told a reception at this year’s Labour Party conference that his Government has a 10-year plan for the NHS.

Strictly Come Dancing returned to our screens tonight with a bang. The first week of the BBC dance show got underway this evening (September 21) following the launch show of the 20th-anniversary ...

Interim Rangers chairman John Gilligan has vowed he won't shy away from making unpopular decisions in his new role at the Ibrox club.

Erik ten Hag defended his decision to start Marcus Rashford on the bench after Manchester United played out a goalless draw at Crystal Palace.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has vowed to protect public services from austerity. In an exclusive interview with the Observer, Starmer said there will be more than "doom and gloom" and that better ...