The Latest Breaking News from Alexandria

An Egyptian criminal court on Saturday sentenced to death by hanging the defendant in the murder of Father Arsanios Wadeed Rizkallah, priest of the Church of the Virgin Mary in Karmouz. Last month, the criminal court in Alexandria asked the country’s top mufti, the highest religious authority for Islam, to…

Local traders fear they could be forced out of business unless they get more support, with six months of works in the Vale turning residents away.

Egypt inaugurated on Monday comprehensive development projects at the factories of the Egyptian Petrochemical Company in Alexandria. Petroleum Minister Tarek el-Molla inaugurated the trial operation of the developed factories, including the chlorine plant and the new thermal cracking unit of the vinyl chloride monomer production plant. He stressed the sector's…

Now newly published drone photos provided to the Lennox by Turkey Red Media show that little is left of the main building, which has been gutted.

RMT regional organiser Mick Hogg issued the warning, as he outlined fears that it could only be a matter of time before a member of Scotrail staff is seriously injured or killed as a result of thugs using train services.

The garish designs caused an outcry last year, and are set to be axed less than a year after being moved into position.

Andrew Cuthbert says he is "devastated” by the latest fire, which came less than a week after another blaze.

The kilted heroes made their way through Dumbarton and Alexandria before finishing in Balloch.

Some of those standing in next month's election were questioned about the future of the West Dunbartonshire Leisure Trust, after proposed cuts to staffing, about the environment, freedom of speech and how they will work with local trade unions during two hours of debate.