UK
21/10/2018A ferry has run aground after it collided with several small boats due to bad weather in the Isle of Wight area.
UK
21/10/2018Victims of one of the most notorious IRA bombings of the Northern Ireland conflict have said they are still awaiting proper justice.
UK
21/10/2018Dying children are facing a postcode lottery in care provision, MPs have warned.
UK
21/10/2018Saudi Arabia’s explanation about the death of a dissident journalist is not credible but the UK is not preparing to terminate it relationship with the state, a Cabinet minister has said.
21/10/2018A fire broke out at an Aberdeen shop, leading to the evacuation of the flats above.
UK
21/10/2018Ryanair has sparked outrage after apparently failing to remove a passenger from a plane after he launched a racist tirade against the woman in the seat next to him.
World
21/10/2018Rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo have killed 13 civilians and abducted a dozen children in an attack at the centre of the latest deadly Ebola outbreak, the military said.
World
21/10/2018Afghanistan’s parliamentary elections have entered a second day after delays caused by violence and technical issues.
The Aberdonian
21/10/2018These photographs, found in our archives, show milkmen from across the north-east in the 50s, 60s and 80s. Evolving from horse and cart to electric milk floats the archive images show how the trade evolved. Video: Doorstep milk deliveries to return to north-east town after schoolgirl’s bright idea to reduce plastic use
World
21/10/2018The Mega Millions lottery in the US is heading towards a record 1.6 billion dollars (£1.2 billion).
Business
21/10/2018Jayne-Anne Gadhia has said a more diverse City leadership would have helped during the financial crisis, but she stopped short of recommending a woman be installed as the next Bank of England governor.
Business
21/10/2018Bank of England governor Mark Carney and two of his US advisers have racked up more than £100,000 on travel costs and taxis in just three months, figures have revealed.
World
21/10/2018Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has rejected calls for an early election despite the likelihood of his coalition government losing its majority after a weekend by-election.
Sport
21/10/2018Jayson Tatum scored 24 points and a career-best 14 rebounds to power the Boston Celtics to a 103-101 win over the New York Knicks.
Lifestyle
21/10/2018Sitting behind glass, far above the golf course, my daughter and I discuss the important things that you only speak about on holiday.
World
21/10/2018The Democratic Republic of Congo’s health minister declared it a “dark day” for everyone fighting the deadly Ebola outbreak after rebels shot and killed two medical agents with the Congolese army.
UK
21/10/2018House of Commons staff will have “little other choice” than to go on strike unless tough action is taken to address the culture of bullying and sexual harassment, union leaders have warned.
UK
21/10/2018Theresa May has been warned she is “drinking in the last chance saloon” as furious Tories demanded she attends a so-called show trial.
World
21/10/2018About 2,000 Central American migrants who circumvented Mexican police at a border bridge and swam and rafted across the river from Guatemala have decided to re-form their mass caravan and continue their trek towards the US.
News
21/10/2018Smart home speakers are no longer just audio devices – they’re now expected to be information, communication and entertainment hubs for the home.
