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Russell Grant’s horoscopes as Scorpio told to take time before facing tough situation
Horoscopes are a popular way for many people to gain insight into their daily lives and future events. Renowned astrologer Russell Grant provides daily horoscope readings, guiding individuals based on their zodiac sign. In today’s horoscope readings, Scorpios are advised to take a step back before facing a challenging situation. Grant encourages Scorpios to take…
Scots domestic abuse survivor recycling old clothes for women fleeing violence
A Scottish domestic abuse survivor has taken innovative steps to support women in crisis by setting up a charity to recycle old clothes for them. Rachael Bews, hailing from Ross-shire, established the ALICAS project, which has already provided 100 clothing parcels and saved over 2000 garments from ending up in landfills in a successful pilot…
Keir Starmer rejects calls for immigration powers to be devolved to Holyrood
Sir Keir Starmer has rejected calls for immigration powers to be devolved to Holyrood, dismissing the idea during a visit to Glasgow. The Prime Minister spoke about the need to “reset” the relationship between the Scottish and UK governments, following tensions between SNP ministers in Edinburgh and the previous Conservative government in London. Despite the…
Keir Starmer says Donald Trump and Kamala Harris must accept US election result as fears of violence grow
Keir Starmer calls for Trump and Harris to accept US election result as violence concerns rise In the midst of growing concerns over potential post-election violence in the United States, Labour Prime Minister Keir Starmer has urged both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris to accept the outcome of the election. With fears that Trump may…
Dear Coleen: My husband has cheated on me for a second time – should I give him another chance?
In a heartbreaking dilemma, one woman has reached out to advice columnist Coleen Nolan after discovering her husband’s infidelity for the second time. The reader shares that the first instance of cheating occurred several years ago when their son was just a baby. Despite the pain and betrayal, they worked hard to rebuild their relationship…
Americans go to the polls in US presidential election as Donald Trump takes on Kamala Harris
Americans are heading to the ballot today in the US presidential election as Donald Trump faces off against Kamala Harris. Pollsters anticipate a closely contested race, with the results expected to be announced overnight. Trump, the Republican nominee, aims to reclaim the presidency after losing to Joe Biden in 2020. He previously served as president…
Glasgow gangland war erupts behind bars as two Daniel crime clan members attacked in jail
A gangland war has erupted behind bars in Glasgow, with two key members of the Daniel crime clan being targeted in violent prison attacks within a short period. The first victim, James McDonald, a notorious gangland assassin serving a life sentence for the murder of Michael Lyons, was assaulted in HMP Edinburgh. McDonald, also a…
Keir Starmer holds the keys to the next Holyrood election as Anas Sarwar endures poll slide
Keir Starmer is set to play a crucial role in the upcoming Holyrood election, as Anas Sarwar faces a decline in the polls. Daily Record’s Political Editor, Paul Hutcheon, anticipates a close race for the Holyrood poll, with Labour struggling to form a coalition to install Anas Sarwar as the First Minister. Starmer recently outlined…
Keir Starmer urges SNP to spend every penny of NHS windfall on Scottish health service
Keir Starmer, the Prime Minister of the Labour party, is calling on the Scottish National Party (SNP) government to allocate all the additional funding given to Holyrood for the NHS towards improving the health service in Scotland. The Prime Minister highlighted that his recent tax-raising Budget marked the end of austerity and provided over £1…
Wellbeing of Scots did not improve over past year, new report finds
The wellbeing of people in Scotland remains stagnant, as per a recent report from the charitable trust Carnegie UK. The research indicated that there was no improvement in the quality of life for the average person in Scotland between 2023 and 2024. Carnegie’s Life in the UK index evaluates wellbeing by examining responses to questions…