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Alex Salmond: King pays tribute after 'sudden' death of former first minister - as details of last moments emerge
The King has said he is "greatly saddened" by the sudden death of Alex Salmond, Scotland's first SNP first minister.
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The shock of Alex Salmond's death is reverberating around every corner of UK politics
This shock of Alex Salmond's death is reverberating around every corner of UK politics.
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Woman dies after falling overboard from cruise ship off Channel Islands
A woman has died after going overboard from a cruise ship off the Channel Islands.
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Scottish DJ Jackmaster dies of a head injury in Ibiza aged 38
Scottish DJ and producer Jackmaster has died aged 38 after suffering a head injury, his family has said.
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Sweet Bobby catfish victim Kirat Assi on taking her pain to the screen
The latest true crime documentary to hit our screens is described as "a fairytale romance gone horribly wrong". It labels itself "one crazy story" in its opening scene.
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Northern Lights: Why are we seeing the aurora borealis more often in the UK and what's the best way to photograph the spectacle?
This year has been named the year of the Aurora, with the UK lucky enough to see another incredible display of the Northern Lights on Thursday.
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Meet the all-star cast of Rivals: The Jilly Cooper adaptation with naked tennis and '80s makeovers galore
Ever since pictures of Rivals' all-star cast started circulating online, fans of Dame Jilly Cooper's Rutshire Chronicles series have been getting excited about its TV adaptation.
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Budget 2024: What are Labour's fiscal rules and could Rachel Reeves change them to raise more money?
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will deliver her first budget at the end of October, providing the first chance for her to change the fiscal rules.
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P&O Ferries owner's £1bn investment in UK will go ahead despite transport secretary calling for boycott of shipping firm
A £1bn investment in Britain by port operator DP World will go ahead as planned, after a frantic effort by ministers and diplomats to repair relations following a row with the Dubai-owned multinational that threatened to overshadow a crucial investment summit.
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Keir Starmer's first 100 days in office: The verdict is in, and it isn't good
Sir Keir Starmer is marking his first 100 days in office. When his press spokesperson was asked ahead of the big day if the prime minister thought it had been a successful start, he simply said: "It's up to the public to decide that."
