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1.3m school working days lost to mental ill health in five years

More than 1.3 million school working days have been lost in Scotland due to mental ill health reasons since April 2018. According to a freedom of information request from the Scottish Liberal Democrats, the number of school and nursery staff days lost has risen from 172,690 in 2018/19 to 301,314 in 2023/24. South Lanarkshire recorded…
Brainteaser challenge: Divide 700 by half and add 35 – can you get it right?

Brainteaser challenge: Can You Solve This Math Puzzle? A math riddle that has left people scratching their heads is making the rounds, challenging individuals to solve a seemingly simple problem. The brainteaser, deemed ‘confusing’ by many, involves dividing 700 by half and then adding 35 – can you get the correct answer? This intriguing puzzle…
Alex Salmond’s public memorial service to be held in Edinburgh on St Andrew’s Day

Alex Salmond’s public memorial service is set to take place in Edinburgh on St Andrew’s Day at St Giles’ Cathedral, where the former First Minister of Scotland will be honoured and remembered. The service, scheduled for November 30, will provide an opportunity for individuals to bid farewell to Salmond and reflect on his life and…
Lorraine Kelly shares moment granddaughter comes to Scotland for first time

Lorraine Kelly shared a heartwarming moment as she introduced her granddaughter to Scotland for the first time. The 64-year-old, who recently celebrated 40 years on television screens, enjoyed a special weekend with her family at the luxurious Cromlix Hotel in Dunblane. During their trip, they attended a Dundee United match where they witnessed an exciting…
Mum devastated after pet dog killed on train tracks returned in two bin bags

In a heartbreaking incident, a pet dog named Trent, a Chow Chow, was tragically killed on train tracks and returned to his family in two bin bags, devastating his owner, Keylisha Gleeson. The two-year-old pup had escaped from Keylisha’s garden in Kirkdale, Liverpool, prompting a search for him. After Trent was spotted in the Kirkdale…
Woman killed in horror crash on Scots road as cops launch probe

A tragic incident occurred on a Scottish road, resulting in the death of a woman and prompting an investigation by the police. The incident involved a Vauxhall Corsa and a pedestrian on Brambling Road in Coatbridge, and took place at around 5.20pm on November 9. Emergency services responded swiftly to the scene, where a 57-year-old…
‘Expert level’ brain teaser has hidden tennis ball in a sea of leaves – and many are baffled

An engaging brain teaser has surfaced online, challenging puzzle enthusiasts to locate a tennis ball hidden among a sea of autumn leaves. The optical illusion has sparked curiosity and frustration among those attempting to crack the challenge, with many left baffled by the elusive tennis ball. The brain teaser, shared on Reddit’s FindTheSniper forum, presents…
Body of man found in Scots playpark as police investigate

Man’s Body Discovered in Kirkcaldy Playpark, Police Investigation Underway Police in Kirkcaldy, Scotland, are investigating after the body of a man was found in Gallatown Park on Sunday morning. Emergency services responded to the scene at Park Road at around 7.20 am following the grim discovery. Pictures from the area show multiple ambulances and police…
Kate Middleton dons three poppies at Remembrance Day as King Charles visibly moved

Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, was seen wearing three poppies during the Remembrance Day service, in an emotionally charged moment led by King Charles. The King visibly moved, close to tears, as the nation observed a two-minute silence to honour fallen soldiers from past conflicts. Queen Camilla was absent from the service, with Buckingham…
Glasgow loyalist walk ‘re-routed’ from Catholic church after safety fears as protestors gather

A Glasgow loyalist walk has been rerouted from a Catholic Church following safety concerns and protests outside the church. The Bridgegton Apprentice Boys of Derry, a loyalist group, were initially allowed to march past the Catholic church on November 10. However, due to fears for safety and the presence of angry protestors outside St Alphonsus…
