Sarah Edwards and Dr Neil Shastri-Hurst both say the victims and their families deserve "closure".

A mammoth effort from volunteers has seen the majority of the pod refloated.

A mammoth effort from volunteers has seen the majority of the pod refloated.

The annual campaign comes as the city faces a child poverty emergency - and some kids would not get a present otherwise

Swinney will say the nation’s challenges must be “understood and solved from the bottom up”.

Alex Cole-Hamilton said his party is a “long way” from backing the Scottish Government’s tax and spending plans for the coming year.

Leader Alex Cole-Hamilton says the Scottish public "are done with the constitution" and spending must focus on other issues.

A gardening expert says there is one job to do as we head into the wintery months that will prepare your plot with the "perfect soil" for planting in the spring.

Daisy Link and Joan Depaz, two Florida inmates, managed to have a child together while behind bars despite never meeting face-to-face, with the shock pregnancy now explained

Daisy Link and Joan Depaz, two Florida inmates, managed to have a child together while behind bars despite never meeting face-to-face, with the shock pregnancy now explained

CPI(M) State secretary criticizes DMK, AIADMK for not sharing power, opposes BJP's policies, and advocates for secular parties.

Affidavit bans post-election celebrations, rallies, and roadshows for Delhi University student union candidates to prevent property defacement.

The Labour peer has become a paid adviser at Palantir, which has a £330million contract with the NHS to create a data system, which sparked a row over patient privacy last year.

Chennai, Nov 24 (IANS): CPI(M) leader and MP from Madurai, Su Venkatesan, has urged the central government to postpone the Chartered Accountancy (CA) Foundation examinations, as the current schedule coincides with the Pongal festival, the most significant celebration in Tamil Nadu. In a statement on Sunday, Su Venkate.....

UN Women UK said more must be done to encourage members of the public to intervene, as Keir Starmer holds crunch talks in Downing Street about tackling Britain's violence epidemic

Bar staff will be trained to deal with spiking under a new crackdown on violence against women on nights out, Sir Keir Starmer has announced.

Drinks spiking sees perpetrators secretly administer knock-out drugs to victims without their consent, with some cases leading to sex offences, robbery or thefts.

CPI(M) urges CM Naidu to complete Veligonda Project, monitor progress, allocate funds, and compensate displaced families promptly.

Around 450,000 children are being failed by the UK education system because they have a special educational need and disability (SEND) that is effectively unrecognised by most schools and local education authorities, an author has warned.

Keir Starmer says tackling spiking is "personal", as the government pledges more training for bar staff.

Some residents have already taken this step to relocate, either temporarily or permanently, some to their native places and others to clean-air destinations like Goa and Himachal Pradesh.

Writing for the Record, a senior figure at Petroineos explains why the energy giant has taken the decision to end oil refining at Grangemouth.

Triage is the key stage where NHS staff assess the urgency of a patient’s case so that those with serious conditions can be quickly seen.

EXCLUSIVE: Bus passengers in England enjoy capped fares but no such scheme has been introduced in Scotland.

EXCLUSIVE: Speaking to the Record, Unite boss Sharon Graham said there had been "deafening silence" from Scots politicians in response to the looming closure at Grangemouth.

King Charles' Highgrove estate has been decorated for Christmas, with the tree in the shop featuring a touching tribute to the recently-deceased pet of Queen Camilla

King Charles' country estate has been decked out with festive decorations for the season, including a poignant tribute to a recent heartbreaking loss

Bristol MPs demand sweeping changes

UK government says SNP have "no more excuses", though Scottish ministers claimed the move would cost them £500m.