06/06/2024
BREAKING | Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross to stand in general election in last minute U-turn.
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BREAKING | Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross to stand in general election in last minute U-turn.
Duguid has recently suffered an illness affecting his spine and has spent four weeks in hospital.
The nine-year-old had hoped to keep the bee she helped recover as a pet.
The Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee meets eight times a year to set the UK base rate.
Stewart Hosie, the party’s General Election campaign director, called for action from the Bank of England to 'help families with the cost of living'.
The Celtic midfielder says the national team are travelling to Germany 'full of confidence and belief'.
Celtic midfielder says the national team are travelling to Germany 'full of confidence and belief'.
New stamps celebrate the UK's love of dogs, with figures showing a third of households across the country owning one.
The Institute for Public Policy Research finds people feel ministers are not doing enough to improve local bus services.
Keir Johnston also brandished a knife during the brutal assault on Colonsay in the Inner Hebrides.
The event takes place as the inquiry prepares to examine whether race was a factor in Bayoh's death in Kirkcaldy more than nine years ago.
Veterans have been recalling the horrors which unfolded during Operation Overlord on the French coast.
D-Day veterans recall the horrors which unfolded during Operation Overlord on the French coast.
Some statues could still be permanently removed from George Square as the council awaits the findings of a slavery and colonial legacy probe.
Glasgow city council is awaiting findings of a slavery and colonial legacy probe ahead of a revamp next year.
An appeal has been launched after four motorbikes were stolen during a break-in.
Four orange KTM off-road style motorbikes were stolen between Friday, May 31 and Sunday, June 2.
Glasgow City Council has apologised after a car was abandoned on the taxi rank outside Central Station for four days.
The car was removed on Tuesday after being abandoned outside Glasgow Central Station for four days.
Europe’s first fully retractable electronic vehicle chargers have been launched in Dundee.
It has been announced that 18 new EV charges have been installed across nine locations in Dundee.
The Wigtown Book Festival has become the latest arts event to see its partnership with sponsor Baillie Gifford come to an end, organisers have announced.
It is the third Scottish book festival to see its partnership with the investment management firm come to an end.
Figures last year showed the longest outstanding wait for an FAI to be completed was more than eight years.
Ruth Charteris KC was pressed by MSPs on the ‘excessive delays’ for fatal accident inquiries to take place.
The teenager was taken to hospital after the incident on Tuesday afternoon.
A 17-year-old pedestrian was hit by a car while standing at a bus stop on Tuesday afternoon.
A former director of Rangers FC has been awarded more than £500,000 after suing Scotland’s top law officer for malicious prosecution.
Imran Ahmad was awarded £517,755.61.
David Gray has been offered the Hibernian head coach job and is set to be the new permanent boss at Easter Road. https://i.stv.tv/3KrOme2
Fiona Hyslop said three bids have been received for the work to dual the road between Tomatin and Moy.
Nigel Farage was leaving a pub following a rally when he was struck by the milkshake.
The £5, £10, £20 and £50 notes went into circulation on Wednesday, June 5.
Scotland Euro 2024 squad recreated in 3D-printed chess set. https://i.stv.tv/45a9peG
Around 550 prisoners are due to be released in four waves beginning later this month.
Parts of Scotland have seen heavy snowfall - just days before the summer solstice. https://i.stv.tv/3Kwm9ma
Police were called to reports of a large group in the Calder Park area of Edinburgh on May 31.
Scotland defender Scott McKenna becomes free agent after leaving Forest.
The 27-year-old centre-back joined Forest from Aberdeen for a fee of around £3m.
The teachers’ panel of the Scottish Negotiating Committee for Teachers (SNCT) unanimously rejected the deal on Tuesday.
David Gray has been offered the Hibernian head coach job and is set to be the new permanent boss at Easter Road. https://news.stv.tv/sport/david-gray-offered-hibernian-managers-job-after-interim-spell-in-charge
Taylor Swift fans descended on Murrayfield to get their hands on the popstar’s official merchandise ahead of her three shows in the city.
'Swifties' descended on Murrayfield after the popstar's official merchandise went on sale on Wednesday.
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Coronation Street legend Helen Worth has announced she will leave the soap after 50 years. Half a century after she first walked onto the cobbles, viewers will see Helen and her character Gail Rodwell bid farewell to Weatherfield in a major storyline for the Platt family. The star will begin filming her exit story next month and the emotional scenes will be on screen at the end of the year. #stvnews #scotland #CoronationStreet
Dundee has become the first city in Europe to make fully retractable electric car chargers available to the public. Eighteen chargers have been installed in nine locations across the city, and rise up from the ground when in use reducing pavement clutter. Those behind the technology say accessibility for everyone was a priority. #news #cars #electric #charger
'I think there's such a fine line between Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer.' Voters react after first Starmer and Sunak television debate. #KeirStarmer #RishiSunak #LabourParty #ConservativeParty #GeneralElection2024 #scotland #stvnews
Wrestling star Drew McIntyre can't wait to show off his native Scotland as the WWE production juggernaut rolls into town for live recordings of Smackdown and the big event - 'Clash at the Castle'. Gordon Smart spoke to an excited Drew about what it means to compete in front of a home crowd. Watch What's On Scotland this Friday at 7pm. #stvnews #scotland #WWE #wrestling
Uber has been granted a license to operate in Aberdeen after the private hire company’s license was approved by the city council. The global firm put the brakes on its last effort to operate in the Granite City in 2019, following controversy surrounding objections to the application. But earlier this year, Uber confirmed to STV News that there are “ongoing discussions with city officials” about applying for a new license in Aberdeen. #news #uber #transport #transportation #taxi
A boat crew member was able to make snowballs while sailing through Barra as Scotland is hit by snow days before the summer solstice. The Met Office confirmed the arrival of a cold Arctic airmass covering much of the UK will see temperatures plummet below the seasonal average. According to STV meteorologist Sean Batty, temperatures across Scotland are to hit lows of 1C in the northern Highlands. Read more on the STV News website. #snow #scottishweather #snowballs #summer #scottishsummer #summersolstice #stv #stvnews #news
A boat crew member was able to make snowballs while sailing through Barra as Scotland is hit by snow days before the summer solstice. https://i.stv.tv/3Kwm9ma
Campaigners on Skye say they're shocked by the late postponement of a meeting with health chiefs to discuss the reinstatement of emergency services. Today's talks were called off while NHS Highland awaits Scottish Government feedback on fresh plans for services in the north of the island. A woman died at a Skye music festival last month and another, in need of urgent care, was unable to access a locked Portree Hospital on the same day. #nhsscotland #isleofskye #nhs #scotland #scottishnews #healthcare #stvnews
Kate Forbes said the first TV debate between Labour’s Sir Keir Starmer and Conservative Prime Minister Rishi Sunak showed Scotland was “forgotten” after both leaders failed to mention the country once. Read more on the STV News website. #kateforbes #leadersdebate #stv #stvnews #news #politics #news #scotland #elections
Kate Forbes said the first TV debate between Labour’s Sir Keir Starmer and Conservative Prime Minister Rishi Sunak showed Scotland was 'forgotten' after both leaders failed to mention the country once. https://i.stv.tv/4bNAUgo
The SNP is not against new oil and gas licences, deputy first minister Kate Forbes has said. Developments in the North Sea, though, would need to meet “climate compatibility tests” to be supported by the Scottish Government, she said. It comes as First Minister and SNP leader John Swinney did not confirm whether his party would move away from its previous presumption against new licences. Read more on the STV News website. #kateforbes #stv #stvnews #politics #gasandoil #jobs #news #politics
The SNP is not against new oil and gas licences, deputy first minister Kate Forbes has said. https://i.stv.tv/4bNAUgo
XL Bully owners are being reminded to apply for exemption certificates to legally keep the dogs. From August 1 it will be a criminal offence in Scotland to own an XL Bully without the certificate or to have applied for one by that date. The Scottish Government said 768 owners have lodged applications since the exemptions were made mandatory on April 1. #news #dogs #XLbully #ban
Child benefit payments are set to be paid within days after an issue on HMRC’s side left many parents without their monthly payment. HMRC confirmed there had been an issue on there end that left a number of parents without their payment – with many parents taking to social media to express their concern. One parent wrote on X, formerly know as Twitter, “We’re heavily reliant on the child benefit payment on a Monday – I’ve got nothing now for food for my child.” A single parent of three told STV News the issue was “extremely worrying” as the money is needed to pay for school meals as well as transport to and from school. #stvnews #scotland #childbenefit #HMRC
Overflowing rubbish bins could be a common sight across Scotland again this summer as thousands of cleansing and waste workers are being balloted for strike action. Members of the Unite and GMB trade unions can cast their ballots from Wednesday until July 1. It comes after both unions rejected a pay offer “outright” made to its members by the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (COSLA). Read more on the STV News website. #bins #rubbish #strikes #fringefestival #scotland #unions #COSLA #stv #stvnews
Overflowing rubbish bins could be a common sight across Scotland again this summer as thousands of cleansing and waste workers are being balloted for strike action. https://i.stv.tv/4cp4QQb
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