Nick Forbes

Crime

Information given about Dundee incident did not fully reflect situation – police

Police initially said the incident, in the Lochee area of the city last year, had involved a Bulgarian couple ‘approached by youths’.
11 Jun 2026
Environment

Plans unveiled for new events space at King’s Foundation headquarters

The development will see a ‘sympathetic’ 430sqm extension added to the east wing of Dumfries House in Cumnock, East Ayrshire.
6 Jan 2026
Environment

Forecasters warn of more heavy snow across swathes of northern Scotland

The Met Office has issued yellow warnings of snow and ice for the whole of Scotland on Tuesday.
5 Jan 2026
Business News

Staff at four universities vote on possible strike action in disputes over cuts

The University and College Union has called on senior staff at Aberdeen, Stirling, Heriot-Watt and Strathclyde to rule out compulsory redundancies.
5 Jan 2026
Environment

Scotland forecast to benefit from ‘coolcations’ as Med becomes too hot

Visitors are also expected to seek quieter alternatives to sites such as the Fairy Pools on Skye, which are becoming ‘victims of their own virality’.
3 Jan 2026
Environment

Snow and ice to blanket much of the UK on first weekend of the year

Daytime temperatures are expected to remain in the low single figures for much of the country on Saturday.
3 Jan 2026
Environment

Bitterly cold start to year to continue as heavy snow falls in some areas

Amber snow warnings for northern Scotland and Shetland remain in place until Saturday.
3 Jan 2026
Health

‘Simple’ colour card for describing bodily fluids could improve patient outcomes

The colour of bodily fluids can play a key role in diagnosing, investigating and prescribing for a wide range of medical conditions.
3 Jan 2026
UK

Thousands gather as Edinburgh welcomes new year with spectacular fireworks

The display marked the culmination of an evening of festivities in the Scottish capital, which included the sold-out Hogmanay Street Party.
1 Jan 2026
Science

Red tape could ‘jeopardise’ Shetland space launch plans, expert warns

SaxaVord on the northernmost inhabited island of Unst is home to the UK’s only licensed ‘vertical launch’ spaceport.
30 Dec 2025
UK

Rooftop hotel blaze extinguished by firefighters

Police said the incident is not being treated as suspicious.
28 Dec 2025
UK

Fire crews remain at scene of blaze in Glasgow city centre

The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service sent nine appliances to a building on Virginia Street when the alarm was raised at 6.20pm on Saturday.
28 Dec 2025
UK

Students’ ‘honour’ at building project marking 35th year of King’s Foundation

The new structure is inspired by the legend of Ghillie Dhu, a mythical being once thought to inhabit woodland near Loch a Druing in the Highlands.
23 Dec 2025
Politics

University lecturers suspend strike action after compulsory job cuts ruled out

University of Edinburgh staff have already walked out for nine days in 2025 in a dispute over the institution’s plans to make £140 million of cuts.
18 Dec 2025
UK

Scottish runner ‘taking on the UK’ in memory of best friend

Caitlin Andrew aims to raise thousands of pounds for the charity Epilepsy Scotland.
15 Dec 2025
Politics

Now we expect answers, says son of soldier killed in 1994 Chinook crash

The families of the 29 service personnel killed in the Mull of Kintyre crash are meeting government ministers for the first time on Tuesday.
15 Dec 2025
Crime

Trans row tribunal judgment errors are ‘absolutely scandalous’, says JK Rowling

A ‘certificate of correction’ was released on Thursday which amended a paragraph in the 312-page judgment.
14 Dec 2025
Environment

Warning of danger to life as up to 130mm of rain to fall in parts of Scotland

The Met Office has issued an amber weather warning for very heavy and persistent rain in parts of southern and south-west Scotland on Sunday.
13 Dec 2025
Crime

Police release footage of ‘relentless’ bottle attack on train

Thomas Craig, 48, was found guilty of attempted murder and serious assault last month over the incident on a ScotRail train in February 2024.
12 Dec 2025
Crime

I won’t give up my legal fight any time soon, vows Sandie Peggie

The nurse’s solicitor confirmed she will be appealing against an employment tribunal judgment which was published on Monday.
11 Dec 2025
UK

Mary Queen of Scots’ last letter to go on show for first time in nearly a decade

The last time the 1587 letter went on display people queued along George IV Bridge in Edinburgh for the chance to see it.
11 Dec 2025