The 2023 BAFTA nominations list has officially been released, and while it features a vast array of some of the top shows of the past year, including The Crown and This is Going to Hurt, Happy Valley ...

2.Furies - out now The sequel to the popular Furie film, the film follows traffickers as they kidnap a daughter from their village only for Hai Phuong to return with a thirst for revenge. The first ...

There were presumptions made about the 31-year-old Australian midfielder when he was enlisted on a free transfer in July. It appeared then his Celtic move was a case of former international manager ...

3.Loch Lomond With a surface area of 71 square kilometres, Loch Lomond is by a significant distance the largest loch in Scotland, but at 190 metres is only the third deepest. The surrounding Loch ...

Iconic actor and star of Mary Poppins and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Dick Van Dyke, has reportedly been involved in a car crash. The incident took place in Miami, Florida. Mr Van Dyke was behind the ...

The 88-year-old Oscar winner will recall highlights of her career in a one-off show at the Playhouse. The James Bond, Mrs Brown, Belfast and Philomena star will be in conversation with Fringe ...

The nominations for the 2023 Bafta Television Awards with P&O Cruises have been announced – with medical satire ‘This Is Going To Hurt’ and Liverpool-set thriller ‘The Responder’ leading the pack with ...

A total of 35 people were hurt in the incident involving research ship Petrel at the Imperial Dock in the Port of Leith. The ...

Ryder Cup hopeful Meronk, a two-time victor on the DP World Tour in the past eight months, recovered from losing the first hole to beat recent PGA Tour winner Kurt Kitayama 2&1 at Austin Country Club.

The capital club head to Galway this weekend in desperate need of a win to lift their ailing United Rugby Championship ...

Boris Johnson has claimed misleading Parliament would be “utterly insane” and insisted the ‘Partygate’ events held by Downing Street during Covid lockdowns were essential.

You don’t have to scratch too far beneath the surface to see the flaws. The Scotland under-20 team’s 82-7 home defeat by Ireland earlier this month was a result which should have triggered alarm bells ...