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Fife flats fire sparks emergency response as smoke billows into air
Emergency services swiftly responded to a fire that broke out at a block of flats in Fife, causing smoke to rise into the air. The incident occurred at Invertiel Terrace in Kirkcaldy around 5.45 pm on Saturday, November 9. Videos captured at the scene showed a billowing plume of smoke as firefighters worked to contain…
Funding gap in North Lanarkshire Council’s housing budget has increased
A funding gap in North Lanarkshire Council’s housing budget has increased slightly, just months before the local authority sets its budget. The shortfall has grown from £6.9 million to just over £7 million, resulting from various factors including increased staffing costs, changing repairs costs, higher borrowing than previously forecast and inflation. This may have some…
NatWest banking app goes down leaving thousands unable to access money
NatWest banking customers faced a major disruption as the banking app went down, leaving thousands unable to access their money. Users reported issues with mobile login, banking, and online banking on November 10, leading to a flood of reports on the Down Detector outage reporting site. Many customers took to social media to express frustrations…
Glasgow corner shop taped off as cops probe Saturday night incident
**Glasgow Corner Shop Sealed Off as Police Investigate Saturday Night Incident** Police were called to a convenience store in Cambuslang on Saturday night, leading to the shop being cordoned off. Around 7pm on November 9, officers were spotted standing guard outside the Usave store on Glebe Street. The nature of the incident that prompted the…
The same essentials were bought at six main supermarkets and here is the most expensive
Aldi has been crowned the cheapest supermarket for a basket of essentials in the latest price comparison report. The price study was conducted across six major supermarkets – Aldi, Lidl, Asda, Tesco, Morrisons, and Sainsbury’s. The comparison included eight essential items such as chicken, bread, milk, butter, tea bags, coffee, beans, and mince. It was…
Kate Middleton ‘shows real shine’ as William displays ‘protective instinct’ during latest public appearance
Kate Middleton showcased her elegance and grace alongside the King, Prince William, and other members of the Royal Family at the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall over the weekend. Leading body language expert Darren Stanton noted Kate’s “real shine” and happiness to be back in the royal circle. Despite…
Keir Starmer has offered Donald Trump state visit to UK, former senior advisor claims
Keir Starmer has reportedly extended an offer of a state visit to the UK to Donald Trump, according to a former senior advisor to the president-elect. The offer was allegedly made during a congratulatory call from the Prime Minister to Trump following his victory over Kamala Harris in the US election. Rick Gates, a former…
Scots mum attacked by axe-wielding madman heard five-year-old daughter beg: ‘don’t hit my mum’
Scots Mum Attacked by Axe-Wielding Attacker Hears Daughter’s Plea: “Don’t Hit My Mum” A mother of four, Andrea McDermott, bravely shared her harrowing experience of being attacked by an axe-wielding neighbour, leaving her with life-changing injuries and PTSD. The horrific incident occurred in Uddingston in September 2023, when Andrea was viciously assaulted by her neighbour,…
Senior MSPs criticised over membership of ‘Building Bridges With Israel’ cross-party group
Senior Members of the Scottish Parliament (MSPs) are facing criticism for their involvement in the ‘Building Bridges With Israel’ cross-party group, despite Israel being under investigation by the International Criminal Court for alleged war crimes in Gaza. The lobby group, led by former Tory leader Jackson Carlaw, had Israeli diplomat Oren Marmorstein advocate for targeting…
SNP in talks with Lib Dems over deal to pass Scottish Government Budget in December
SNP Holds Talks with Lib Dems to Secure Scottish Government Budget Approval in December In a move to pass the Scottish Government Budget later this year, the Scottish National Party (SNP) is engaging in discussions with the Liberal Democrats. With John Swinney’s minority administration requiring support from another party to succeed in a vote on…