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A Scots lifeboat crew rescued a man who was 'washed off rocks' into the sea while fishing. Montrose RNLI scrambled two boats on Wednesday, November 20, after being alerted by a local man to the 58-year-old man having fallen into the sea.

A lack of proper maintenance by Scottish Canals is putting a vital road link in a Falkirk village at 'serious risk of failure', two councillors have claimed.

Spoiler alert! Don’t continue reading if you haven’t watched The Equalizer season 5, episode 4.

I'm A Celebrity fans were quick to spot a significant tweak in the show's format. As soon as this year's celebs, including Danny Jones, Coleen Rooney and Tulisa, made their grand entrance into the jungle for the 2024 series, the stars embarked on an adventurous journey to get there, which involved skydiving, boating, driving, and hiking.

Gary Lewis, a familiar face on our televisions known for his roles in Outlander and Vigil, has been spotted working on his latest acting endeavour. The 66 year old actor, also recognised for his parts in films like Billy Elliot and Gangs of New York, was seen filming scenes in Cornwall in early November.

Outside a stone church on a rainy Saturday, hand-drawn signs can be seen through the drizzle. ‘House our homeless first,’ one reads. ‘No entry without documents,’ another says.

While cruise ships are a very safe form of travel, emergency situations can happen in rare cases.

It was a routine journey that she'd made countless times before.

The cast for the season 3 of Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test has been announced!

Abel Nigussie crossed the Channel in a small boat in the middle of the night.

Abel Nigussie says he was ‘lucky’. It’s perhaps not a word everyone would use to describe his situation.

Brandon Sklenar has landed his next movie role!

Katrina Bowden is now a married woman!

A Scots drugs smuggler arrested after a haul of cocaine – with a street value of £42m – was seized in a van outside a Yorkshire pub faces a lengthy prison sentence after being convicted by a jury.

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Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic The fabled expedition of Ernest Shackleton, the Anglo-Irish explorer who led 27 men on a voyage to Antarctica in 1914 aboard the three-masted barquentine schooner Endurance, only to see his ship sink and to spend the next 500 days trying to survive and get back to civilization, sounds like something you read about in history books — or maybe a storybook. It’s a saga so removed from our time, so rooted in a pre-technological world, that the idea that you could actually see it as it’s happening seems wondrous. Yet Shackleton, who had an early 20th-century showman’s flair for publicity, took a filmmaker along with him as part of the crew — the photographer and cinematographer Frank Hurley, who shot the whole journey.

A man was left utterly gobsmacked after making an "ultra-rare discovery" in Scotland.

A stunning private island has come on the market for the first time with a price tag of £325,000. The 'serene' hideaway, accessed only by boat or a scenic low-tide causeway, has been put up for sale after being owned by the same family for generations.

Naga Munchetty appeared uneasy during what was meant to be a light-hearted segment on BBC Breakfast.

A site at Ericstane near Moffat in Dumfriesshire is the first to be excavated as part of a new £360,000 Destination Tweed community archaeology project.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Purin Pictures, a non-profit film fund supporting independent cinema in Southeast Asia, has unveiled $170,000 of grants in its autumn funding round. Its reading committee chose three fiction and two documentary projects for production support and one fiction project for post-production support. The fiction films are “Daughters of the Sea,” a story of three intertwined lives, to be directed by Martika Ramirez Escobar (“Leonor Will Never Die”) and produced by Monster Jimenez and Rajiv Idnani, through Philippines company Arkeo Films; writer-director and editor Daniel Hui’s “Other People’s Dreams,” about two runaways who become invisible thieves in Singapore, produced by Tan Si En at Momo Film; and “Sitora,” by Diffan Sina Norman, a drama about the oldest member of a village community which is about to be consumed by the urban sprawl. The project is to be produced by Tara Ansley, Armen Aghaeian, Zurina Ramli through Malaysian firm Rangka Pictures. The two documentaries receiving production support of $15,000 each are “Black River,” directed by Tran Phuong Thao, and “When a Poet Goes to War,” by Myanmar’s Aung Naing Soe. With production by Swann Dubus through Varan Vietnam, “Black River” follows merchants who use old boats to set up temporary markets in the territories of Vietnam’s ethnic minorities.