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A Scottish council is still unable to access some of its data after a cyber attack locked staff out of operational and back-up servers.

There is no better indicator that the Christmas season is underway than the opening of Christmas markets across Scotland.

NME, developers on Old School RuneScape have broken down the online multiplayer game’s busiest month since launch – from the birth of dubiously-named community activity Sq’irkin, to the return of its much-hyped Leagues game mode.Last week (November 15), an Old School RuneScape (OSRS) update added the Trailblazer Reloaded League – a temporary game mode that’s separate from the rest of OSRS.In the current League, players start from scratch and can only play within one region in Gielinor. Other areas must be unlocked by completing tasks, while powerful perks and exp bonuses make the game mode something of a power fantasy in comparison to standard OSRS.Just like prior League modes, Trailblazer Reloaded has been hugely popular.

A popular cook has shared the ultimate secret to creamy mashed potatoes - and it doesn't involve boiling the spuds in water.

A pensioner who snuck into a neighbour's flat and attacked a man with a spade while he was sleeping - killing him - has been jailed.

Scots residents have been urged to keep doors and windows closed after the bomb squad carried out a controlled explosion in Fife this afternoon.

A former millionaire drugs baron who tried to smuggle heroin in breadsticks is back behind bars after being caught with £47,000 of dirty money.

A teacher who dodged jail after having sex with a 15-year-old pupil in her car is being investigated by an education watchdog. Siobhan McLean, 33, met the boy in her role as head of pupil support at a secondary school in South Lanarkshire.

Indy100 newspaper reports that 0.88% or 2.2m users make daily visits to the streaming platform’s gaming section. At its peak, in January 2023, the same segment almost made it to 3m.Netflix seems to be getting desperate to attract gamers, despite assurances to the contrary.

Christmas is edging closer with many starting preparations, from food to presents. However, one thing that is difficult to prepare for is the weather.

A legal worker 'betrayed' his employers by stealing thousands of pounds in 'panic' as he wracked up gambling debts. Sergio Felix worked for the Manchester city centre based 9 St John Street barristers chambers as a fees clerk, handling payments to barristers working in its criminal and family law divisions.

Humza Yousaf has refused to commit to lifting the booze ban on ScotRail services. The SNP leader said during First Minister's Questions today that a decision was still to be made on the issue.

A Scots dad has gone viral after his hilarious reaction to his Christmas decorations being put up in November was caught on camera.

Amazon has slashed the price of an electric lunch box that can cook any meal you want from the comfort of your work desk.

A teacher who had sex with a 15-year-old pupil in the back of her car has walked free from court.

A whole host of Shark products are included in an Amazon sale ahead of Black Friday next week, with up to £130 off popular vacuum cleaners.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Modest increases in its Chinese and international games sectors helped Chinese tech giant Tencent achieve respectable results for the three months from July to September, the third quarter of its financial year. Group revenues weighed in at RMB154 billion ($21.5 billion), an increase of 10% year on year and 4% quarter on quarter. Some analysts interpreted that as below their forecasts, but others saw it as beating China’s currently sluggish economy. Profit for the period was RMB36.8 billion ($5.14 billion), which was down 5% year on year, but a 38% improvement on the group’s second quarter. Moreover, Tencent claims that a non-IFRS treatment of its accounts better reflects core earnings.

The Supreme Court has ruled that the UK Government's plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda is unlawful.

A mum wants to invite her friends to her daughter's abroad wedding claiming it's 'her day too' after offering to pay for the full nuptials. The mum, whose daughter is due to marry in September 2024, took to Reddit to ask for advice.

A stroke victim who developed a twisted interest during the Covid pandemic told police he had memory loss after being caught. Wheelchair-bound David Walton became isolated in 2020, a court heard yesterday (November 14).

There's a new type of camera being rolled out on Greater Manchester's roads - and it can help police spot more dangerous driving than before. Motorists are used to traditional speed cameras which flash if a vehicle is driven past them above the limit.