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Tributes laid at scene after Renfrewshire man dies in horror crash
Tributes have been placed at the scene where a Renfrewshire man tragically lost his life in a devastating crash. The incident occurred around 2am on Saturday morning on Beith Road, when a vehicle collided with a wall and burst into flames. Emergency services, including the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service, responded swiftly to the scene.…
Police launch investigation after thieves target Scots city store in early morning raid
Police in Stirling have launched an investigation following a break-in at a city store in the early hours of Sunday morning. The incident occurred at the Co-operative store located on Pike Road. Authorities were alerted to the situation shortly before 6:30 am on Sunday. A spokesperson for Police Scotland confirmed receiving a report of the…
Scientists to explore whether red wine chemical could help prevent bowel cancer
Scientists are embarking on an innovative study to investigate whether a chemical found in red grapes, red wine, and juice could potentially help in preventing bowel cancer. The research, called Colo-Prevent, aims to recruit 1,300 participants across 60 sites in England and Wales by early 2028. The study will focus on a purified form of…
Man suffers fractured skull and bleeding to the brain after attack on festive night out
Man Endures Fractured Skull and Brain Bleeding in Attack During Festive Night Out A man suffered severe head injuries when a work colleague pushed him to the ground after a Christmas night out. Appearing at Hamilton Sheriff Court, Andrew Collins admitted to assaulting his colleague, resulting in a fractured skull and bleeding to the brain…
Eating chocolate every day ‘lowers blood pressure’ but don’t do it, experts warn
A recent study suggests that consuming chocolate daily may be more effective at reducing blood pressure than prescription medication, but experts are warning against indulging in large quantities of chocolate due to its high sugar content. The study, led by Dr Ana Rodriguez Mateo, a Lecturer in Nutrition at King’s College London, found that a…
Posture expert warns only two ‘magic’ sleep positions should be used at night
Posture expert, James Leinhardt, founder of foam pillow and mattress brand Levitex, has issued a warning that only two ‘magic’ sleep positions should be used at night. According to him, stomach sleeping should be avoided for a healthy spine. He suggests that the optimal sleeping positions are known as “the soldier” and “the dreamer.” Leinhardt,…
Liam Payne ‘drug dealer’ suspect makes bombshell claims over relationship with star
An Argentinian waiter, Braian Nahuel Paiz, has made shocking claims about his relationship with late One Direction star, Liam Payne, amid ongoing investigations into the singer’s death. Paiz, 24, has denied being Payne’s drug dealer but has admitted to consuming drugs with the singer during two hotel meetings before his tragic death on October 16.…
Humza Yousaf applies to be SNP candidate at the next Holyrood election
Humza Yousaf has thrown his hat into the ring by applying to become an SNP candidate at the upcoming Holyrood election. The former First Minister, however, may still decide to stand down ahead of the 2026 election as he weighs his options carefully. Prospective SNP candidates had until noon on November 11th to submit their…
ScotRail services cancelled across country after vehicle hits level crossing barriers
ScotRail services have been disrupted across the country after a vehicle collided with level crossing barriers, causing closures on local lines between Barry Links and Monifieth. The incident was reported to ScotRail at 11.23am, leading to impacts on services between Glasgow Queen Street and Edinburgh, as well as Aberdeen. ScotRail informed commuters via social media…
‘Life changing’ blood cancer drugs approved by NHS for aggressive form of disease
Blood cancer patients in Scotland have a reason to rejoice as the NHS has approved two life-changing drugs for a particularly aggressive form of the disease. The Scottish Medicines Consortium (SMC) has granted approval for Axicabtagene ciloleucel, more commonly known as axi-cel (Yescarta), which is a CAR-T therapy for adults diagnosed with diffuse large B-cell…