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Andrew Bailey says the central bank is watching the waves of cash being invested in artificial intelligence "very carefully". more
The crew aboard the MV Caledonian Isles were forced to spend a stormy night on board the vessel after an attempt to berth at Greenock had to be aborted. more
John Swinney says planned changes to the state pension triple lock could leave Scottish pensioners £4bn a year worse off by 2050. more
A man has died in hospital following a two-car crash on North Uist. more
On October 1, 2026, the third and final tranche of SoftBank's $30 billion commitment to OpenAI was scheduled to close - completing a financing arc that has reshaped the financial architecture of the … more
The local news media sector's new audience measurement platform Regional Audience Intelligence Data (Raid) has officially launched today, enabling media planners to see local more clearly. more
A 22-year-old advocate from Kent will be recognised for her work to improve the housing system for care leavers at a London awards ceremony this month. more
Scottish Labour would hold onto most of the 37 Westminster seats it won in the 2024 if the Prime Minister pledges to rejoin the EU at the next General Election, according to a new study. more
Plans to build Glasgow homes on a demolished high rise site are starting to move forward after more than a decade. more
What next, you might think, as you consider the UK university course: a BA in the manosphere? Take a look at media job listings to set yourself straightSometimes you read a story in the news that … more
Exclusive: Greens for Palestine group has links to activists who say pro-Israel ‘infiltrators’ must be rooted out of UKAn organisation pushing the Green party to equate Zionism with racism has … more
Diehard Hugo Chávez supporters struggle to comprehend ideological U-turn being executed by Delcy Rodríguez’s interim administrationHe was one of the most passionate propagandists for Hugo … more
Judy Wearing has spent much of her life studying our follicles. She explains how our armpits betray our emotions, why some gentlemen really do prefer blondes and the reason we evolved to have … more
A trio of shows at Michigan’s Grand Rapids Art Museum humanizes people who are incarcerated and celebrates the resilience of creativityWith nearly 2 million people behind bars, America is the … more
Nearly a decade after the ethnic cleansing of Rohingya people by Myanmar forces, satellite images show the insurgent Arakan Army is now emulating the killings and land grabsThere are at least 10 … more
The risks of AI aren’t what we think they are, as a recent security incident between China and the United States revealsAmid a barrage of news stories warning about superintelligent machines … more
Baker Helen Goh’s fridge is chock-full of far-eastern flavours – but with a few fusion surprisesCurry leaves I used to freeze fresh curry leaves, but then [the chef] Romy Gill said you lose … more
Discover Scotland’s October arts highlights, from theatre and cinema to dance, opera, gigs, exhibitions, concerts and festivals in Glasgow and Edinburgh more
Award-winning film I Swear has emerged as the frontrunner at this year's BAFTA Scotland Awards after picking up seven nominations, cementing its place as the most recognised production among this … more
Designer showcases wool alternatives and ocean-inspired clothes and says ‘kindness requires real work’Stella McCartney has been talking about animal rights at fashion week for 30 years. She is … more
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