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Two new cranes in Greenock have been named Craner Swift and U-Crane Bolt by competition winners.

The two individuals involved in sex abuse at Johnny Kitagawa's agency are still alive, BBC is told.

MSPs will get the chance to make Scotland the first part of the UK to let people legally end their lives.

Other so-called never events include a patient almost having the wrong toe amputated during surgery.

"Dirty" fuel and a bridge designed for ships from another era may have factored into the collapse.

King Charles is sending an audio message about caring for others to this year's Maundy Thursday service.

In his book Thinking, Fast and Slow, the Nobel laureate argues humans act mostly on instinct, not logic.

Sewage spills by water companies in England more than doubled in 2023.

Fellow television personalities are paying tribute to George Gilbey.

Six people are presumed dead after the bridge collapsed, but what do we know about them?

Social media footage shows a man being attacked in front of horrified passengers in south-east London.

Social media footage shows a man being attacked in front of horrified passengers in south-east London.

Manchester City defender and former England captain Steph Houghton will retire at the end of the current Women's Super League season.

Spain's ex-football boss could go to prison because of a non-consensual kiss at the Women's World Cup.

Spain's ex-football boss could go to prison because of a non-consensual kiss at the Women's World Cup.

A Tory MP asked police to investigate whether Labour's deputy leader gave false information on documents.

A Tory MP asked police to investigate whether Labour's deputy leader gave false information on documents.

Huw and his partner planned to go to Bulgaria, but they were stopped at the airport flight gate.

Lords debate the plight of homeowners locked into private maintenance contracts for communal areas.

The curvature of Eva Tennent's spine is now so severe that mum Jill Lockhart fears she will not survive.