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Historic viaduct collapses into river in ScotlandPhoto

Part of a historic railway bridge has collapsed into the River Spey in Scotland. The Spey Viaduct, built in 1886, was popular among cyclists and pedestrians.

News of the World • December 15, 08:00 AM • 5712 views
FIFA has released a list of games where heat could be an issue at the 2026 World Cup and who got convenient logistics.

FIFA has released the schedule for the 2026 World Cup group stage, highlighting matches with the highest expected temperatures, particularly in Inglewood and Philadelphia. Some teams, such as South Korea and Canada, will benefit from convenient logistics, playing consecutive matches in the same location.

Sports • December 7, 10:17 AM • 5283 views
Edinburgh Airport suspended operations: the reason became known

Edinburgh Airport in the capital of Scotland suspended operations due to problems with the air traffic control computer system. This is Scotland's busiest airport, which served approximately 15.7 million passengers in 2024.

News of the World • December 5, 11:48 AM • 3030 views
Britain and Norway create joint fleet to counter Russian submarines

Great Britain and Norway will sign a defense agreement to create a joint naval fleet to track Russian submarines in the North Atlantic. This partnership is intended to protect critical underwater cables and enhance security in the region.

Politics • December 4, 03:26 AM • 5576 views
Zelenskyy refused to criticize Ireland for changes in refugee support rules

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy does not criticize Ireland's decision to change the rules for supporting Ukrainian refugees, emphasizing shared values. From November 10, 2025, Ireland will provide newly arrived Ukrainians with temporary protection and accommodation in centers for 30 days.

Politics • December 2, 03:06 PM • 3323 views
May be left homeless: Scotland cancels payments for hosting Ukrainian refugees

Scotland has canceled the monthly "thank you" payment to families hosting Ukrainian refugees, raising fears of a rise in homelessness among Ukrainians. Around 28,000 Ukrainians have found refuge in Scotland since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion.

Our people abroad • November 30, 02:04 AM • 3994 views
Russian reconnaissance ship spotted near British waters: UK Defence Secretary makes statement

Russian reconnaissance ship spotted near British waters: UK Defence Secretary makes statement.

News of the World • November 19, 11:30 AM • 2869 views
US and UK surgeons performed the first transatlantic robotic thrombectomy

The first transatlantic remote thrombectomy was performed: a neurosurgeon from Florida used a robot to operate on a human body in Dundee, Scotland. The technology is expected to revolutionize stroke care by accelerating specialized treatment that will be available to everyone.

Health • November 10, 12:33 PM • 5185 views
McDonald's in the UK updates corporate culture to prevent sexual harassment

McDonald's in the UK is introducing new training for managers and updating standards to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace. This comes after hundreds of complaints from employees about bullying and abuse.

News of the World • November 9, 12:51 AM • 13907 views
In Britain, archaeologists have unearthed hundreds of ancient structures over 2,000 years old that have no explanationPhoto

Near the Scottish city of Perth, archaeologists have unearthed an Iron Age settlement with an unknown underground chamber. Similar structures, whose purpose is still unclear, have previously been found in various parts of the country.

Culture • November 7, 03:28 AM • 25347 views
The Independent named "more profitable" alternatives to Airbnb for holidays with friends and family

The Independent compiled a list of Airbnb alternatives for travelers, which includes options from yurts to luxurious boutique hotels, and also takes into account various needs and preferences.

News of the World • November 3, 01:28 PM • 2476 views
Trump's golf resort in Scotland loses money for 13th consecutive year - BloombergPhoto

Donald Trump's golf resort in Aberdeen, Scotland, recorded a loss for the 13th consecutive year in 2024, reducing it to £937,693. This was due to increased marketing costs and the development of a second golf course.

News of the World • October 15, 09:45 AM • 5527 views
Snowfall covers Western Balkans and Great Britain: thousands left without power, roads blocked

Unexpected snow and stormy winds caused widespread power outages in the Western Balkans and Britain. In Serbia and Bosnia, thousands of people were left without electricity and water, and Storm Emi is approaching Great Britain.

News of the World • October 4, 02:40 PM • 16905 views
Dynamo started their Conference League campaign with a defeat against Crystal Palace

Dynamo will play their next match away against Turkish Samsunspor on October 23, while Crystal Palace will host Cypriot AEK at home.

Sports • October 2, 07:32 PM • 3890 views
"Dynamo" - "Crystal Palace", "Aberdeen" - "Shakhtar": Ukrainian clubs start in the Conference LeaguePhoto

On October 2, Ukrainian clubs will begin their first-round matches of the 2025/26 Conference League. Kyiv's "Dynamo" will host "Crystal Palace" in Poland, and Donetsk's "Shakhtar" will play away against Scottish "Aberdeen".

Sports • October 2, 05:30 AM • 57322 views
World Alzheimer's Day, Forest Workers' Day: what is celebrated in the world and Ukraine today

On September 21, the world celebrates World Gratitude Day, Mini Golf Day, as well as International Alzheimer's Awareness Day and European Cooperation Day. In Ukraine, Forest Workers' Day is celebrated on this day.

Society • September 21, 05:32 AM • 10291 views
Will there be a reconciliation between father and son: Prince Harry was seen near King Charles' residence

Duke of Sussex Harry arrived at Clarence House to meet with King Charles III. This is the first face-to-face meeting between father and son since February 2024.

News of the World • September 10, 06:21 PM • 4936 views
5 historical films about the Middle Ages: what to watch on September weekendVideo

A selection of five historical films about the Middle Ages offers viewers to immerse themselves in an era of battles, intrigues, and royal dramas. The films cover events from 14th-century Scotland to 15th-century England.

Society • September 4, 09:16 AM • 138626 views
A goal fest and all in one shocking half: Lille crushed Lorient 7-1 in Ligue 1

Lille defeated Lorient 7-1 in the third round of Ligue 1, scoring all goals in the second half. Romain Perraud opened the scoring, and Hamza scored a brace.

Sports • August 31, 11:14 AM • 5668 views
Planned a terrorist attack in a mosque: 17-year-old teenager sentenced in Scotland

A 17-year-old teenager was sentenced to 10 years in prison for planning a terrorist attack in a mosque in Greenock. He had an air gun and aerosol cans with him, which he planned to use to set the building on fire.

Crimes and emergencies • August 21, 03:50 PM • 4003 views
In Pompeii, a tourist tried to take stones in his backpack: the guide's vigilance saved the dayPhoto

A Scottish tourist tried to take stones and a brick fragment from Pompeii. He was detained thanks to the guide's vigilance and the prompt work of the security.

News of the World • August 16, 04:02 AM • 6824 views
London wants to become the new home for the Super Bowl: British Ambassador to the USA launched sports diplomacy

British Ambassador to Washington Peter Mandelson is lobbying for the Super Bowl to be held in London. This will strengthen the city's status as a global sports capital and attract American fans.

Sports • August 15, 12:54 PM • 4084 views
Saiga antelopes, whales, and mother beetles: winners of the 2025 Wildlife Photography Contest announcedPhoto

The BMC Ecology and Evolution and BMC Zoology International Photo Contest presented amazing wildlife photographs. The winner was a shot of saiga antelopes in a training fight.

Culture • August 15, 07:54 AM • 6518 views
Radioactive water from British nuclear submarine base leaked into sea - media

Radioactive water from a British nuclear submarine base entered the sea due to ruptures in old pipes. The regulator detected a leak of radioactive material into Loch Long.

News of the World • August 10, 08:12 AM • 14710 views
Storm "Floris" hit Great Britain: wind 170 km/h, mass power outages and cancellation of performancesVideo

Storm "Floris" swept across Great Britain, leaving over 22,000 homes without power and canceling about a hundred performances at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Winds reached 170 km/h, causing significant damage to infrastructure.

News of the World • August 4, 03:56 PM • 5002 views
Decided to stop another war: Trump called the leaders of Thailand and Cambodia

US President Donald Trump called the leaders of Thailand and Cambodia, urging them to cease hostilities that erupted at the beginning of the week, and warned about the absence of trade agreements. Both countries face economic challenges, including the threat of high US tariffs, and Thailand, which depends on exports, has not yet concluded agreements with the US.

News of the World • July 26, 04:35 PM • 6081 views
Macron went on to recognize the Palestinian state alone after Canada and Britain refused due to the US - Reuters

French President Emmanuel Macron announced that France would recognize a Palestinian state in September, becoming the first Western member of the UN Security Council to do so. This move came after Great Britain and Canada refused to join the initiative due to their unwillingness to anger the United States.

News of the World • July 26, 01:04 PM • 4824 views
Trump said the chances of a trade deal between the US and the EU are "50-50"

US President Donald Trump said the chances of reaching a trade deal with the European Union are "50-50, maybe even less. " He noted that for an agreement, Europe would have to lower its tariffs.

News of the World • July 25, 10:28 PM • 6815 views
White House Excludes Wall Street Journal from President Trump's Press Pool

The White House excluded the Wall Street Journal from the press pool, depriving the publication of the opportunity to accompany President Trump to Scotland. White House spokeswoman Caroline Leavitt stated that this decision was related to the publication's "false and defamatory behavior."

Politics • July 22, 02:56 AM • 4625 views
Scottish family puts island with castle, where they lived for 80 years, up for sale

The Gallie family is selling Shuna Island in the Hebrides after 80 years of ownership. The island, almost 500 hectares in size with castle ruins, a farm, and holiday homes, is priced at 5.5 million pounds.

News of the World • June 24, 03:37 PM • 8951 views