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Forty logbooks potentially relating to the disgraced surgeon were destroyed by NHS Tayside in July.

The project could eventually see an island-wide network of paths for pedestrians and cyclists.

His love of ‘good northern soul and funk’ was always in evidence and had a lasting impact on alternative music

The Stone Roses pay tribute to

European Sleeper will operate the new service from March 2026, replacing the Nightjet train that is being axed next month The resurgence of sleeper trains on the continent hit a kink in the tracks in September, when the Austrian state operator ÖBB announced that it would be axing its two Nightjet services – Paris to Vienna and Paris to Berlin – from 14 December. ÖBB cited the French government’s ending of subsidies, dealing a blow to the night-train renaissance. However, there is light at the end of the tunnel. European Sleeper has told the Guardian that it will be taking over the route from Paris to Berlin, with the first train to run on 26 March 2026. The train will operate three times a week with departures likely to be from Paris Gare du Nord on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday evenings and the return service from Berlin Hauptbahnhof and Ostbahnhof on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The current Nightjet service departs Paris Gare de l’Est just after 7pm and winds east via Strasbourg, Frankfurt, Erfurt and Halle before arriving in Berlin around 8.30am. European Sleeper intends to make the journey via Brussels, with precise route details and timings currently being confirmed with infrastructure managers in France, Belgium and Germany. Continue reading...

The new staff will help the NHS cope with increasing demands on emergency services.

If you’re indoors right now, do you know how much of the air you're breathing is someone else’s ‘breath backwash’ or what pollutants it contains?

Clearopathra and Shovelly Jubbly will also help keeps road clear in the north of Scotland.

I have sent a final briefing on the Land Reform (Scotland) Bill to MSPs this morning. After a delay last week, the final session on Stage 3 amendments is taking place today (4 Nov) and the debate on w...

Ellie takes a tumble on a woodland walk and meets the mysterious Agnes at the Clootie Well

In the early weeks of the pandemic year 2020, health agencies were slow to warn of the potential for a global health emergency while scientists waited for ‘sufficient’ evidence of human-to-human tran...

Emergency relief must be about money, not well-intentioned donations of goods

Scotland's GP practices are to receive additional funding of nearly £250m a year over the next three years which ministers say will be used to boost staffing and capacity, support day-to-day operation...

Press Gazette is proud to reveal the shortlist for the British Journalism Awards 2025, with links to all of the winning work.

Doctors said the investment was a step in the right direction, having previously said £290m was needed to address the GP funding gap.

A 100-mile ride aims to support a new community growing space in Inverness.

The Galloway group hopes to assist in the

Two-tier healthcare anyone? My father-in-law passed away recently. Although he had mostly good health, his last years were troubled by the removal of several cancerous skin lesions. With increasing…

The ad campaign for the wearable AI chatbot Friend has been raising hackles for months in New York. But has this companion been unfairly maligned – and could it help end loneliness?

When patients unburden themselves to me in my consulting room, they do so in the knowledge that what they say is confidential. They tell me many things they wouldn’t want others to know: issues that m...

Cycling Scotland reported data from Victoria Road showed more journeys were cycled rather than driven between 8am and 9am on Thursday, June 5.