Swinney congratulates Trump on US presidential election victory
The first minister had backed Democrat Kamala Harris, which Trump's Scottish business had branded "an insult".
The first minister had backed Democrat Kamala Harris, which Trump's Scottish business had branded "an insult".
A Conservative politician says his attack on previous UK governments broke the rules for ministers.
Jose Luis Mendilibar is looking to complete a hat-trick of European trophies as he leads Olympiakos against Rangers on Thursday, writes Liam McLeod.
One of the president-elect's most visible supporters, Musk could be given a role in Trump's White House.
The Reform UK MP “verbally insulted” a security officer twice when asked to show his pass, a report finds.
Police and fire crews were called to the quiet residential area on Tuesday morning.
Organisers of the Newquay music festival announce increases in security measures for the 2025 event.
Rhieni'n dweud bod eu plant wedi “dychryn” ar ôl i dân gwyllt saethu i gyfeiriad y dorf mewn digwyddiad yn Sir Gâr.
West Northamptonshire Council says Sandy Lane, near Northampton, could be fully open in the summer of 2025.
A man was struck by a van in Peterhead shortly after a large firework explosion.
Prif weinidog Cymru yn llongyfarch Trump, ond cyn-aelod cabinet Llywodraeth Cymru yn dweud bod ei fuddugoliaeth yn “fygythiad i ddemocratiaeth”.
Catherine is doing "really well" says Prince William, ahead of presenting his environmental prize.
Former South Africa captain Bob Skinstad thinks the Springboks will be wary of Huw Jones at Murrayfield, saying the Scotland player is "one of the best centres in the world".
The former president claims "unprecedented mandate"
Environment watchdog Sepa says silt was allowed to enter a sea loch from the island Tanera Mòr.
Ex Springbok captain Bob Skinstad joins Tom and Andy to discuss Scotland v South Africa
Jack Lydon's van is complete with a bed, record decks and speakers.
Hanes plasdy mawr Donald Trump yn Florida sydd â chysylltiad Cymreig.
Politicians across the UK and Republic of Ireland have been reacting to news that Donald Trump will make a historic return to the White House.
The pair are accused of moving hundreds of people in lorries and boats to the UK.
The FA and FAI are fined after the booing of both national anthems before England's Nations League match against Republic of Ireland in September.
Thomas Kwan injected a toxin that caused a flesh-eating disease, pretending it was a Covid jab.
Dylan Thomas admits killing 23-year-old William Bush, but denies murdering him.
The UK prime minister congratulates the president-elect on his "historic election victory".
Is this the biggest political comeback in US history?