Belgian Malinois dog to be destroyed after attacking girl at market

She was left with injuries to her face and abdomen 11:08, 22 Sep 2025Updated 11:09, 22 Sep 2025 Scooby is a Belgian Malinois dog (Cover Images) A dog is set to be... Read more »

New spirit brand seeks to convert whisky sippers into mezcal lovers

Hailstone, originally from North Berwick but now based in Edinburgh, said: “I studied chemistry at university, and other than an interest in making my own cider, I had no track record in... Read more »

Jay Slater’s harrowing final words before death revealed by friend Lucy Law

Jay Slater’s friend Lucy Law has revealed his final chilling words before his body was found by Spanish police in July 2024, after concerns for the teen’s safety continued to grow Daniel... Read more »

Trump apologizes to Charlie Kirk’s widow after refusing her call to forgive her husband’s alleged assassin

President Donald Trump apologized to Charlie Kirk’s wife Erika for refusing to join her call to forgive the man who assassinated her husband in cold blood. Trump delivered a fiery 45-minute eulogy to the... Read more »

Duchess of York wrote to ‘supreme friend’ Epstein after insisting she had cut ties, leaked emails reveal

Get the free Morning Headlines email for news from our reporters across the world Sign up to our free Morning Headlines email Sign up to our free Morning Headlines email Sarah, Duchess... Read more »

UK officially recognises Palestine as a state | Politics News

Sir Keir Starmer has announced the UK has officially recognised Palestine as a state. “Today, to revive the hope of peace for the Palestinians and Israelis, and a two state solution, the... Read more »

Gatwick second runway given green light by government | UK News

Gatwick’s second runway has been given the go-ahead by the government. The northern runway already exists parallel to Gatwick‘s main one, but cannot be used at the same time, as it is... Read more »

Northern Ireland at risk of race riot ‘permacrisis’, government files warn | Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland faces a “permacrisis” from recurring race riots and may need to use military bases to shelter people burnt out of their homes, government documents reveal. Officials fear the region faces... Read more »

Probation Service failing to assess thousands who pose risk to women, watchdog says | Prisons and probation

The Probation Service in England and Wales is failing to monitor and assess tens of thousands of offenders who pose a serious risk to women and girls, a watchdog has told the... Read more »

The race to find a way to recycle old turbine blades from windfarms | Energy industry

In the Scottish port town of Irvine in Aryshire, almost 80 of Britain’s oldest wind turbine blades lie disused in an old warehouse. Thirty years ago they towered 55 metres above the... Read more »