German carnival float shows Scotland running away from Boris Johnson
German festival mocks Boris Johnson and Brexit in a carnival in Dusseldorf.
Medal belonging to Celtic legend from Lisbon Lions European Cup win to be sold at auction
The 1967 European Cup winner’s medal belonging to Celtic legend and match winner Stevie Chalmers will take centre stage at a unique sale of sporting medals and trophies in Glasgow on 13thMarch.
Establishment covered up child abuse claims to protect senior MPs, inquiry finds
The Westminster strand of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse said institutions turned ‘a blind eye’ to allegations over decades.
1,000 guests at hotel quarantined as coronavirus hits Tenerife
Tenerife is popular with British tourists.
Farming leader issues warning over ‘morally bankrupt’ food trade deals
National Farmers’ Union president Minette Batters cautioned against ‘ignoring the hidden cost’ of how food is produced.
Assange ‘handcuffed and stripped naked on first day of extradition hearing’
The WikiLeaks founder’s barrister complained about his client’s treatment inside high-security Belmarsh prison.
Exclusive: Home Office attempted to deport man unfit to fly shackled in an ambulance
'Such conduct should be heavily criticised not only as being clearly unreasonable but also inhumane’ said lawyer Maria Petrova-Collins
Trump’s former doctor hid cauliflower in his mashed potato to make him lose weight
Dr Ronny Jackson tried help the president lose weight by sneaking veg into his meals and making ice cream “less accessible”.