News from the National Newspaper updated daily
- CONCERNS remain over the future of island transport in Scotland despite a flagship funding package.
- THE death of former Cambridge professor Jason Arday is a “tragedy” and should be a “moment for reflection”, Prime Minister Andy Burnham said
- The Family of former University of Cambridge professor Jason Arday have released a scathing statement hitting out at the "campaign of sustained abuse" directed at him
- CAMPAIGNERS hope to amplify the legacy of one of Scotland's most historic religious figures who is credited with helping to spread Gaelic across northern Scotland from the Hebrides.
- CALLS have been made to improve lighting on the Forth Bridge.
- THE BBC is seeking to subpoena several members of Donald Trump's family as the broadcaster prepares its defence in a high-profile defamation lawsuit.
- An award-winning East Dunbartonshire archery club is fighting for survival.
- 18-year-old Kofi Nyamekye from Parkhead, was last been seen around 11.10am on Friday, 14 August, 2026
- ISRAELI strikes on southern Lebanon have killed seven people in one morning, the deadliest toll in two months.
- THE estimated bill for costs associated with the Coalsnaughton subsidence incident is currently sitting at just under £1.2m.
- IN a suburb north of Damascus, Mohammad Al Ashmar watches his daughter sound out words from a new children’s Arabic book
- ACADEMIC Jason Arday has been found dead, according to reports
- MILLIONS of people across England and Wales are receiving an emergency alert on their phones, warning them against lighting anything that could spark a wildfire, the Cabinet Office has said
- A pro-Palestine comedian has claimed his YouTube channel has suddenly been removed 'with no due process'
- FIVE men and one woman have been arrested in connection with the abduction of a man in a Scottish village
- INVESTIGATIONS into two train derailments in two days “will look at all possible causes and factors”, a Network Rail boss said, adding the hot weather had “presented exceptional challenges to the railway”
- GAELIC storytellers are being invited to develop ideas for feature films under a new scheme backed by BBC ALBA, MG ALBA, BBC Film and Screen Scotland
- THE vast majority of Scots believe that the growth of Reform UK has made far-right extremists “more confident” to express their views, a new poll has found …
- THIS week The National has run a series of exclusive polls in which we asked questions most corners of the Scottish press …
- A HUGE fire has broken out at a hotel believed to be housing asylum seekers near Wembley Stadium …
