The critical supply route will ‘just open up naturally’, once the conflict is over claimed the US president in an address to the nation.

Mr Davie will be replaced by interim director-general, Rhodri Talfan Davies, on April 2, before former Google boss Matt Brittin steps in on May 18.

The Scottish Greens are to pledge free bus travel as they launch their election campaign in Edinburgh. The party are the last to launch their campaign for Holyrood, in Edinburgh on Thursday, with a ...

A woman who was unable to see following the birth of her first child has had her sight restored following a plasma donation.

Consumers will have to be allowed to cancel easily online if that is where they originally signed up, ending lengthy waits on ...

Paddington has been spotted in the wild, posing for a quick photograph on Abbey Road’s zebra crossing. The popular bear, in his recognisable blue duffle coat and red hat, was at Abbey Road Studios to ...

Millions of drivers are embarking on Easter getaway trips despite the soaring cost of fuel. The AA estimated that 21.7 million journeys across the UK have been planned for Thursday. This is based on a ...

Nasa’s first manned Moon mission in more than 50 years that will take astronauts deeper into space than any human has gone before has blasted off. The 322-foot rocket, carrying four crew members, ...

Clarke Reynolds, known as Braille creative Mr Dot, is set to run the Brighton Marathon with the help of remote volunteers supporting him ...

The diplomatic initiative is understood to include 35 countries such as France, Germany and some Gulf nations.

Scotland’s First Minister has softened his Government’s position on domestic oil and gas drilling as energy prices are soaring amid the crisis in the Middle East.

Responding, a Department of Health and Social Care spokesperson said: “It is disappointing that the BMA has decided to press ahead with strikes next week, despite conversations we have been having in ...