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A ScotRail passenger has claimed a conductor pulled his dog onto the tracks while he boarded a train to Paisley. Darren Carding was visiting his girlfriend with his 18-month-old Labrador, Ozzie, on Friday, March 17, when the alleged incident occurred.

The Prime Minister's family were spoken to by police in London's Hyde Park after letting his dog off its lead. Rishi Sunak had been walking his labrador Nova with his family in the Royal Park on Saturday (March 11).

There are scores of apps aiming to help us monitor our mental health, but sometimes the best approach is to turn off technology. Getting outdoors in parks, woodland and other natural settings has long been known to improve people’s mood – the Japanese call it shinrin-yoku, or “forest bathing”. But recently researchers have been investigating whether spending time with animals can have similar benefits.

This is the incredible moment hero RNLI crews rescued a trapped dog that had fallen three metres down a Scots sea wall.

Some may feel put off from the idea of getting a dog due to their allergies which our four-legged friends could trigger.

A nurse says a dog saved her life after headbutting her in the chest at a vet's. Angie Shaw says the incident helped her discover that she had breast cancer.

The world's smartest and dumbest dog breeds have been revealed after a series of experiments carried out at the University of Helsinki in Finland.

New research has revealed the most dog-friendly cities and towns in the UK and named three locations in Scotland.

Tom Felton has got a new puppy. The former 'Harry Potter' actor - who is dating Roxanne Danya - took to Instagram earlier this week to introduce his followers to a golden labrador pooch he has named Forrest. Showing a photo of the dog sitting on his hand, he wrote: "It gives me great pleasure to introduce Forrest.

Dog owners are being warned over the dangers of giving their pets bones, after one pup was left injured after chowing down on the treat.

An adorable Staffordshire Cross, who is believed to have been born deaf, is currently looking for a new forever home.

Some people have the perception that growing old mostly involves withering away in front of the telly, barely able to move due to aching bones but ageing does not necessarily mean you can't still find new stimulating activities to do.

Saying goodbye to a pet is heartbreaking, even when they reach a respectable age.

People have been left gobsmacked after a dog was spotted taking a nap in a African cheetah enclosure at a zoo. The bizarre snap was shared to Reddit by user Davidowicza, who had visited the wildlife park in the hopes of seeing a big cat - but was instead met with a golden Labrador having a snooze.

Elizabeth Hurley is a proud dog mum to many black Labradors, which reside in her Herefordshire estate, and over the weekend she paid tribute to them coinciding with it being International Dog Day.MORE: Elizabeth Hurley stuns as she revisits sultry outfits - and WOWTaking to her Instagram, the actress shared a video made up of different clips and photos taken throughout the years and featuring her alongside her pups.WATCH: Elizabeth Hurley stuns in video paying tribute to her dogsAt the beginning of the 30-second clip, Elizabeth can be seen hugging and kissing one of her dogs, most likely Ava, in the grass, and looking her usual stunning self in a white top and denim shorts.RELATED: Elizabeth Hurley braves summer heat in chain-link bikiniMORE: Elizabeth Hurley looks unreal in thigh-skimming dress and bouncy curlsOther photos show her at the beach and even hugging Shivraj, the Labrador puppy she adopted back in 2020. Fans went wild for the tribute, with one writing: "You look fabulous." A second added: "Love this." Elizabeth hugging one of her labradorsA third remarked: "So beautiful and the puppies really brings out your beauty."Sunday's video isn't the only one Elizabeth has shared of her puppies, as last week she shared one of her surrounded by a brood of six whilst she sat in her garden wearing a gorgeous summer dress."Puppy love forever," she captioned her clip, with her followers immediately inundating her with heart emojis galore.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have a new addition to their family.

Wilson Chapman editor“Alone,” the History Channel survival series, is expanding with two spinoff series set to premiere next month.Titled “Alone: The Skills Challenge” and “Alone: Frozen,” the spinoffs will follow in the original show’s premise of dropping challengers into the wilderness as they attempt to survive on their own the longest, with new twists to the formula as well as return appearances from past contestants.“The Skills Challenge,” which premieres Aug. 4, focuses on three former “Alone” participants as they compete in build challenges, devised by another former participant, to develop shelter in the wilderness. Returning contestants from the original show include Callie North (Season 3), Lucas Miller (Season 1), Amós Rodriguez (Season 7), Britt Ahart (seasons three and five), Jordan Jonas (season six), Joel Van Der Loon (season seven) and Clay Hayes (season eight).

We don't get much nice weather here, do we, so when the sun is finally out, most of us like to head outdoors. And if you're lucky enough to have a garden to enjoy, then you'll no doubt spend some summer evenings dining al fresco.

Three sick puppies dumped at the side of the road in Renfrewshire are suspected to be linked to prolific low-welfare puppy dealers operating in Scotland.

Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, have started their journey to Canada’s North, where they are scheduled to speak with First Nations chiefs as the final day of the royal visit focuses on Indigenous issues and climate change.

Naman Ramachandran “The Boy Who Belonged to the Sea,” the multiple award-winning 2001 novel by Canadian author Denis Theriault, has been acquired for film adaptation by fledgeling U.K. outfit the White Lotus Picture Company.Set on the rugged north shore of the Gulf of St.