The SNP are going to “win big” at next year’s Holyrood election, the First Minister has said. John Swinney spoke in a debate on Saturday at his party’s conference in Aberdeen, where he proposed his ...

Ronnie O’Sullivan has been knocked out of the Xi’an Grand Prix following a 5-2 quarter-final defeat to Gary Wilson. O’Sullivan had dropped just three frames on a blistering charge to the last eight ...

The energy sector has been a key battleground since Russia launched its all-out invasion more than three years ago.

Author Peter James has said the Queen inspired him to set his new crime novel at Buckingham Palace – and give her a starring role. The writer, 77, who is one of Camilla’s favourite authors, has ...

The Queen had an audience in hysterics as she quoted an “immortal line” from Dame Jilly Cooper and paid a public tribute to her “much-missed” friend. Camilla opened the eighth Cliveden Literary ...

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Scotland head coach Steve Clarke is optimistic Aaron Hickey’s injury is a minor problem after the Brentford defender withdrew from the squad. The full-back went off during Scotland’s 3-1 win over ...

Pierre Bonnard looked a horse with Classic potential in running out a stylish winner of the Night Of Thunder Zetland Stakes at Newmarket. Aidan O’Brien’s Camelot colt arrived on the back of a win at ...

During the duke’s visit to the UK in September, a ‘known stalker’ came ‘within feet’ of him on two occasions, according to reports in ...

Division continued to live up to his lofty sales tag with a clear-cut victory in the Listed Coral Rockingham Stakes at York. Bought for 800,000 guineas by Wathnan Racing and sent to William Haggas, he ...

Aid groups are preparing to scale up relief work, one of the many challenges ahead as a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas entered its second day.

Scotland’s Energy Secretary Gillian Martin said she would be ‘damned’ if the deindustrialisation of the 1970-80s was repeated.