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Find out Scotland's top universities according to new Sunday Times guide

THE University of St Andrews is the number one university in Scotland, according to The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2025 ...

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Scottish university beats Oxbridge as five rank in the UK's top 20

University of St Andrews is the number one university in Scotland, according to The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2025.

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Brexit ‘cock up’ delays Border Force fleet replacement and sends costs soaring

Rules agreed as part of the UK’s accession to the World Trade Organisation post-Brexit mean that government contracts must be open to international competition

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Tommy Robinson to protest outside Downing Street in 'show of resistance against Keir Starmer's tyranny'

The English Defence League founder is planning a protest outside Downing Street

Evening Standard

Specialist naval divers called in to search for clues to why Mike Lynch superyacht sank

Investigating magistrate calls in Italian navy equivalent of British Special Boat Service to trawl sunken Bayesian

The Independent UK

“In the indie world, you’re not meant to be successful.” Snow Patrol's Gary Lightbody on dealing with superstardom after being written off as “damaged goods” by the music industry

Snow Patrol are back with their first album in six years, The Forest Is the Path. Their time in the music business has been a rollercoaster, as frontman Gary Lightbody acknowledges

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King Charles ‘losing patience’ over Prince Andrew’s living arrangements at Royal Lodge

‘Life at Royal Lodge is set to become increasingly cold and uncomfortable for the duke’ an insider claims

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King Charles 'losing patience' over Prince Andrew's living arrangements at Windsor's Royal Lodge

The King is reportedly keen for his brother to move out of his 30-room mansion and into a more ‘suitable’ property

Evening Standard

Locals accuse Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump of ‘taking what is ours’ for billion-dollar resort project in Albania

Prime minister’s spokesperson says Kushner’s interest in developing Albanian coastline ‘makes us very proud and happy’

The Independent UK

Putin aide ‘crazy’ about eternal life orders research on anti-ageing treatments

Vladimir Putin will turn 72 next month

The Independent UK

Prunella Scales says she ‘loves it when people don’t’ ask her about Fawlty Towers

Actor, who played Sybil Fawlty in series, says she finds topic ‘boring’

The Independent UK

Plans for Dover vehicle holding areas to avert traffic chaos amid new EU border controls

Under the entry-exit system, British travellers to the Schengen Area will need to provide a facial biometric and fingerprints

The Independent UK

“It’s a complicated story.” Elvis Costello on why he no longer plays one of his best-known and most-loved songs, Oliver’s Army

Don't expect to hear Elvis Costello play Oliver’s Army live onstage ever again

Louder

Grand Designs’ Kevin McCloud reveals the house feature he hates the most

TV presenter is unlikely to recommend this feature to UK homeowners

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Rachel Reeves tells departments to make 'billions of pounds' of cuts before Budget

THE Chancellor has warned that “public spending is not sustainable” as she told government departments to make billions of pounds of cuts in…

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Prince Andrew Loses Security Detail at Royal Lodge, is Reportedly Being Pushed Out by King Charles

The monarch has been funding his younger brother’s security detail since 2022.

Evening Standard

Mike Lynch: the 'Bill Gates of Britain' who'd been starting a 'second life' before the tragic yacht disaster

The “genius” father-of-two was celebrating his acquittal after a 12-year legal battle before a freak tornado hit his luxury cruise in the Tyrrhenian sea. As tributes pour in, Katie Strick tells his extraordinary story

The National (Scotland)

King Charles stepping up pressure to 'evict Prince Andrew' from Royal Lodge

THE KING is reportedly stepping up pressure on Prince Andrew to exit the Royal Lodge following a decision not to renew the deal with the private…

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The Independent UK

Staff repeatedly contacted about work out of hours could get thousands in compensation

The government’s plans to introduce a right to switch off, establishing a barrier between workers’ professional and home lives, could see staff securing bumper payouts at employment tribunals

The Independent UK

Hunter Biden asked State Department to help with Ukrainian energy company project when dad was VP, records show

In 2016 Hunter Biden sent at least one letter to the US ambassador to Italy on behalf of the Ukrainian gas company Burisma

The National (Scotland)

Close ally of Murdo Fraser calls his Scottish Tory leadership campaign 'awful'

A CLOSE ally of Murdo Fraser has called his Scottish Tory leadership campaign “awful” ...

The Independent UK

Adam Peaty reveals plan for extended break before decision over Los Angeles Olympics

After winning silver in Paris, the two-time Olympic champion will wait before deciding whether to pursue a third breaststroke gold

The Independent UK

Pompeii officials dismiss rumours of a Madonna ‘mega’ birthday party after it sparked outrage

Whispers of Madonna’s lavish 500-guest birthday party among the famous excavations have been spreading

The Independent UK

Former England batter Graham Thorpe was struck by train, inquest told

Thorpe died on August 4, aged 55, having suffered “traumatic injuries” during the incident at Esher railway station, Surrey Coroner’s Court heard.

Louder

“It’s the definitive Oasis album. It has the spirit, the arrogance of youth.” Thirty years on, Noel Gallagher looks back at Oasis' era-defining debut album Definitely Maybe

“If we’d made only that album, then I’d still be as happy as I am now.” Noel Gallagher on Definitely Maybe

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