Rare bottle of Arctic beer to be opened after 150 years to revive brew A Scottish brewer is set to open one of the rarest beers in the world – a 150-year-old bottle once brewed for an Arctic expedition – to create a modern version of the historic ale. Dougal Gunn Sharp, founder and master
Charity installs solar-powered operating rooms in Ukraine as war disrupts power A Scottish charity has completed the installation of six solar-powered children’s surgical theatres in western Ukraine, as the region faces ongoing bombing and power disruption in the war with Russia. Kids Operating Room has completed the fit-out of six new paediatric operating rooms at
No watering down of Hillsborough Law, says Lammy ahead of first debate The courage of campaigners whose lives were devastated by state scandals will be honoured as the so-called Hillsborough Law comes before Parliament for its first debate, the Justice Secretary has said. The Public Office (Accountability) Bill will have its second reading in Parliament
Fifth celebrity eliminated from Strictly Come Dancing during Halloween week CBBC actress Ellie Goldstein, the first celebrity with Down’s syndrome to compete on the main series of Strictly Come Dancing, is the fifth contestant eliminated from the show. Model Goldstein, 23, and her dance partner Vito Coppola faced a dance-off against EastEnders actress Balvinder Sopal
‘Heroic’ rail worker ‘saved people’s lives’ trying to stop knife attack A “heroic” member of LNER rail staff who tried to stop a train knife attacker and “undoubtedly saved people’s lives” remains in a life-threatening condition, British Transport Police (BTP) said. The staff member, who has not been named, was one of 10 people taken
Pregnant teenager accused of drug smuggling in Georgia moved to special unit A pregnant British teenager accused of drug smuggling has been moved to a mother and baby unit in a Georgian prison, her mother said. Bella May Culley, 19, who is reported to be eight months pregnant, was arrested at Tbilisi Airport in May.
Wolves sack Vitor Pereira after 10-match winless start to Premier League season Wolves have sacked Vitor Pereira weeks after he signed a new long-term contract. Pereira took over from Gary O’Neil last December and guided the Molineux club away from the relegation zone before he secured a 16th-placed finish after a notable double over Manchester
First look at Paddington Bear for new West End musical First-look images have been released of the bear portraying Paddington for the new West End musical inspired by the beloved children’s books and films. Paddington The Musical, which begins previews at London’s Savoy Theatre on Saturday, follows the small bear from Peru as he is
Two British nationals confirmed as suspects in Huntingdon train stabbings Two men born in Britain are suspected of carrying out the Huntingdon train knife attack which is not believed to have been motivated by terrorism, police have said. British Transport Police (BTP) said two people remain in a life-threatening condition following the bloody rampage on
Media needs to retain opportunities for ‘working-class voices’ – Lorraine Kelly TV presenter Lorraine Kelly has emphasised the need for better representation of working-class voices in the media because “if you’re only going to hear elite opinions we’re never going to get anywhere”. The daytime host appeared on the BBC’s Desert Island Discs, where she