Nobel Prize-winning author Abdulrazak Gurnah has said he did not pick literature as an A-level as it did not feel “useful”.

Wet weather across the bank holiday weekend is expected to end what has been a record-breaking start to spring. While Sunday ...

Sir Alan Bates has said the Government’s compensation schemes for victims of the Horizon IT scandal have been “turned into ...

Nigel Farage will commit to restoring the winter fuel payment to all pensioners and to scrapping the two-child benefit cap, ...

One lucky player scooped the £3.8 million Lotto jackpot in Saturday’s draw. The ticket-holder matched all six main numbers to ...

The A832 has re-opened following a crash at Munlochy on the Black Isle earlier today. The road had been closed at the ...

Four zones in Inverness have been identified as having potential for heat network development, based on high energy demand ...

Tunbridge Wells resident Joseph Redford, originally from Crowborough in East Sussex, will be taking on the 96-mile challenge ...

Gordon Lyons had faced criticism for his failure to attend a senior GAA match in the first 15 months of his tenure as sports ...

Denis Law, who died in January aged 84, hailed from Printfield Terrace, Aberdeen. He grew up to play for teams including ...

The former prime minister could be seen in an Instagram post shared on Saturday holding his daughter, Poppy Eliza Josephine ...

A member of the Boys’ Brigade in Inverness has become one of the first recipients of the new King’s Medal, the youth ...