According to the most recent figures, Scottish universities enrolled 6,160 American students during the 2024/25 academic year.

A diplomatic breakdown and long simmering tensions boiling over could well lead to another proxy war in the Red Sea region writes Foreign Editor David Pratt ...

CHRISTIANITY'S implacable enemies in Scotland’s political elites would all feel the pinch if the churches didn’t exist.

MAKING notes for this week’s exposition, I wondered if was going to be a bit hard on the subject’s posh background and attitude to wildlife ...

Half a million pounds of taxpayer money was given to the non-operational loss-making GlenWyvis whisky distillery which collapsed just months later with the loss of all jobs ...

Scottish ministers are preparing to publish findings from a maternity triage review as the national taskforce prepares to reconvene despite calls for it to be scrapped.

There was a sobering consensus in the room that Scotland and the wider UK are facing threats from foreign powers that will result in a large-scale conflict in the near future.

Born in July 1938 in the market town of Morpeth, he was the only son of a nurse and a shop assistant. His father was George Milburn, who had been one of the miners locked out of the pits in 1926 by ...

Aberdeen's new chief executive has his work cut out satisfying expectations on and off the park at Pittodrie - but Adrian Bevington is well placed to deliver.

Camilo Duran on why he's 'delighted' Martin O'Neill is staying at Celtic, his Colombia debut and returning to Lisbon to face Benfica.

Several arrests have been made as thousands of people descended on London for a pro-Palestine protest. Demonstrators, many ...

Leam Richardson was delighted to defy the manager of the month ‘curse’ as his Reading side thumped MK Dons. The Royals ...