'Scotland would be safe from Russian nuke attack on UK,' warns raging Kremlin mouthpiece

took her own life on April 30, reports indicated the country music legend left daughters Wynonna and Ashley completely out of her will. MailOnline claimed Wynonna is particularly upset about the snubbing, believing she's entitled to at least some of the $25 million fortune."With Wynonna, her mother leaving all of her wealth to Larry sticks in her craw," a source told the British tabloid.

An expert’s opinion. Nick Viall weighed in on the dual Bachelorette format of season 19 — and he thinks it’s causing extra drama for Rachel Recchia and Gabby Windey.

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A man has been rushed to hospital after falling from a high window onto the pavement in Greenock.

TV doctor and weight loss specialist Micheal Mosely has branded the myth that people need to eat more in order to keep blood sugar up as "terrible advice". He says that it could slow weight loss and fat burning.

An Italian runner came last in his 400m race at the 2022 World Athletics U20 Championships recently - after having to run with his penis falling out of his baggy shorts, having opted to ditch the underwear. Decathlete Alberto Nonino started off well and even managed to race past two competitors in an impressive show of speed on the last bend.

ITV Love Island 's Paige Thorne sent fans into overdrive after sharing a 'stunning' picture ahead of the reality show's reunion special this weekend. The paramedic shared the snap on her Instagram page alongside partner Adam Collard.

The next Prime Minister and Conservative Party leader will be announced on September 5. The new leader will be revealed as MPs return to parliament following the summer recess.

The legacy of Boris Johnson will be paving the way for Scottish independence, the Tory leader was told today.

A UK Government team set-up to promote the supposed benefits of Brexit has been slammed for costing more than £200,000 in wages.

The Scottish Government has been accused of showing “contempt for transparency” over its Freedom of Information (FOI) responses.

Russian spies forced UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson to tender his resignation is the message Vladimir Putin’s forces fighting against Ukraine are being taught in a Soviet-style programme of “political education”.The outgoing PM's resignation “is the result of a Russian intelligence operation”, fighters were told by Dr Alexander Kholin, who is an “intelligence and political expert”.Dr Kholin was flown to the Black Sea fleet stand-in flagship Admiral Makarov warship for the session by a Defence Ministry helicopter.READ MORE: Plastic surgeon 'kept patient captive for two months after botched tummy tuck'He is also said to have told the 200 or so crew that a “public execution” will be held “in the near future” of British “mercenaries” detained in the war.Dr Kholin could be referring to Aiden Aslin and Shaun Pinner, from Newark in Nottinghamshire, and Watford, Hertfordshire respectively, who had been defending the city of Mariupol when they were captured in April.Reports suggest that pro-Russian separatist groups in eastern Ukraine have said they are “preparing a place for the execution”.Kholin apparently added, in a programme of disinformation seen as indoctrination, that President Joe Biden has a hidden illness and will likely die in the next year.A report by Cheka-OGPU Telegram channel said the naval crew were lectured by Dr Kholin.He told assembled naval officers that the real reason Mr Johnson was quitting was due to a clandestine espionage sting by Russian spies, said Cheka-OGPU.No further details were given of the alleged spy sting.Dr Kholin also made claims about the US president for the crew of the frigate Admiral Makarov, which replaces the sunken Moskva cruiser.Mr Biden was “very ill and with a high degree of

Ukraine conflict is enough to buy his or her family a brand new car, according to Russian state TV. Bizarre Russian propaganda shows a father "benefitting" from the death of his son, as he proudly reveals his brand new motor, bought from the proceeds of the money received for losing his loved one in the fighting.The 30-second clip begins with a view of Staff Sergeant Alexei Malov’s parents sitting in their living room, with a picture of their son, with the caption: “Like his grandfathers and great-grandfathers, he fought against fascism.”READ MORE:Russia issues chilling warning that Ukraine faces Doomsday 'very soon'The next shot sees the father showing another man his sparkling new, white Lada car in the garage, where the dad says: “In memory of our son, we bought a nice new car.”The vehicle is backed out of the garage onto the road, with another caption: “The new Lada was bought with what people call ‘coffin money’, but what’s officially ‘a lump sum allowance for the family of the deceased’.“His father says that Alexei (who was killed early in the war) dreamt of having a white car, just like this one.”The clip ends with the car driving past a field full of war graves, with a concluding ominous caption of: “It’s first trip is to the cemetery.”BBC Monitoring journalist Francis Scarr tweeted: “You couldn’t make this up.”Along with the rumoured 50,000 deaths of Russian soldiers, Admiral Sir Tony Radakin added that almost 1,700 tanks have been destroyed in the conflict. To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here. Last week, the Ministry of Defence revealed that Moscow was turning to “non-traditional recruitment” as it looked to get more soldiers on the frontline, with

Eamonn Holmes was not happy on GB News as he spoke of the news that Prince Harry would be speaking about climate change at the United Nations.The 62-year-old broadcaster previously left his position on the long established ITV’s This Morning to present a new show on the year-old fledgling start-up station.And it looks like the anchor is getting lively on the new show, which he presents alongside former Sky News presenter Isabel Webster as he branded the Prince a "hypocrite".READ MORE: Eamonn Holmes reignites ITV feud as he labels network 'ministry of lies'Royal commentator Rafe Heydel-Mankoo was invited into the breakfast show to discuss a new book on The Duke and Duchess of Sussex by Tom Bower and that’s when things took a turn.The former ITV presenter first enquired about the news about Prince Harry, as the 37-year-old royal is set to give a keynote speech at the United Nations on the subject of Climate Change.

Marina Ovsyannikova, the Russian journalist who daringly interrupted a live TV broadcast to protest her country’s invasion of Ukraine, was briefly detained by Russian authorities for a second time over the weekend.

Boris Johnson’s only remaining Scottish Tory ally has said he his sorry to see his “friend” leave Downing Street.

Five Conservative leadership hopefuls are set to face each other in the second live television debate on Sunday night ahead of another round of voting on Monday.

Cabinet Office Minister Kit Malthouse has warned transport services face “significant disruption” due to the heatwave as he urged people to avoid travelling on Monday and Tuesday. After chairing a meeting of the Government’s Cobra committee, Mr Malthouse told the BBC: “Obviously the transport providers are messaging people that they should only travel if they really need to on Monday and Tuesday.

Russian mum has blasted Vladimir Putin after her son died in the Ukraine war. The woman, who gave her name as Valya, said she and many others now 'hate' the President of Russia following the deaths of thousands of soldiers in the conflict.In a rare show of sympathy with the enemy, she also revealed she now sided with the people of Ukraine — as she had realised mothers there "are the same" as her because they had also lost children to the war.READ MORE: Chilling pictures show Ukrainian mum and daughter moments before Putin's missiles struckTaking aim at the country's state-run propaganda channels, she told the BBC: "On TV they say that everything's fine, we're winning.

A further booster vaccine will be offered to those at highest risk of severe Covid-19 symptoms from September, the Scottish Government has announced. Following advice from the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI), care home residents and staff will be offered a further booster jab.

Instagram post. The 36-year-old fashion icon captioned a picture of a traditional Olivier salad with the phrase "Russianzz on Wednesday", with many believing the double Z was a reference to the symbol adopted by Vladimir Putin's invading forces decimating Ukraine.