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People in stitches as mum buys Benidorm-themed ‘gift of the year’ for daughter, 18

Brits are in fits of laughter over a mother’s choice of Christmas gift for her 18-year-old daughter, which has been dubbed the “present of the year.” The unique gift is a 2025 calendar featuring images from the TV show Benidorm, perfect for fans of the popular ITV sitcom or those who enjoy the Spanish holiday…
Buchanan Bus Station bomb scare police release three men without charge

Buchanan Bus Station in Glasgow was cordoned off for several hours while bomb disposal experts assessed the situation on Wednesday. Three men have been released without charge following the discovery of a “suspicious item” in Glasgow. Emergency services arrived at the scene in the city centre around 1.10pm after a report of a potential suspicious…
NHS issues warning for high blood pressure sufferers to avoid common medication

NHS issues warning for high blood pressure sufferers to avoid common medication The NHS has recently issued a warning advising individuals with specific health conditions, such as high blood pressure, to refrain from using decongestants when dealing with a common cold or flu. Decongestants work by reducing swelling in the blood vessels of the nose…
Woman smokes her father’s ashes in honour of his dying wish
A woman has fulfilled her late father’s final wish by smoking his ashes in a unique tribute shared on YouTube. Rosanna Pansino, a popular content creator with over 14 million subscribers, honoured her father’s request by including the heartfelt moment in the debut episode of her new podcast series, ‘Rodiculous’. In the emotional video, Rosanna…
XL Bully shot dead in East Kilbride by police was being looked after by teenage girl

Armed police in East Kilbride were forced to shoot and kill an XL Bully that had attacked a man and his dog, in an incident where a teenage girl was found to be looking after the dog. The XL Bully, named Kilo, was in the care of 19-year-old Tya Miller when it savaged Norman Beaton…
John Swinney warns double jobbing ‘very demanding’ as First Minister weighs in on Stephen Flynn row

John Swinney, the Deputy Political Editor of the Daily Record, has issued a warning about the challenges of double jobbing, as the First Minister also weighed in on a brewing row within the SNP. The controversy surrounds Stephen Flynn, the Nationalist leader at Westminster, who received criticism after announcing his intention to stand for election…
Perth conference looks at bringing neglected buildings back to life

The Perth and Kinross Council is actively working to revitalize neglected buildings in the region, with a focus on transforming derelict properties into vibrant community spaces. The upcoming Scotland’s Towns Conference (STP) in Perth will showcase various projects that highlight the potential of bringing vacant buildings back to life. Examples of successful transformations include creating…
Santa will abseil down a church steeple in Dumfriesshire

Santa is set to bring a touch of magic to Moffat this Sunday as he plans to make a grand entrance by abseiling down the church steeple for the town’s Christmas festival. The festive celebrations will take place from noon to 5pm, with a plethora of activities lined up for visitors. The town will be…
Amber weather warning issued for Stirling as Storm Bert gets set to bring heavy snow

An amber weather warning has been issued for the Stirling area as Storm Bert approaches, bringing heavy snow over the weekend. The Met Office has raised concerns about potential disruptions in the region, including delays in transportation, power outages, and even interruptions to mobile phone services. Rural communities may face being cut off by the…
One year on, Briar Centre is leading the way in brain injury rehabilitation

The Briar Centre, leading the way in brain injury rehabilitation, has marked its one-year milestone at Stonehouse Hospital in Lanarkshire. On average, 250 individuals in Lanarkshire sustain brain injuries every year requiring specialist rehabilitation. Previously, these patients were admitted to general wards in acute hospitals, but the establishment of the Briar Centre has revolutionised care…
