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Met Office meteorologist Jonathan Vautrey said ’29C is certainly possible and we may also climb towards 30C’ by midweek.

The Scottish Government has said 35 schools have reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (Raac).

The Believe In Scotland rally from Edinburgh Castle to Holyrood attracted thousands of people.

The King sported a new tartan at the event.

He grew up the son of Windrush generation parents from Jamaica.

Competitors demonstrate feats of strength, dexterity and stamina as they take part in traditional Scottish sporting events and cultural pursuits.

The Chancellor acknowledged household budgets are stretched but insisted the plan to halve inflation ‘is working’.

Kate Strong visited places including Edinburgh, John O’Groats, Glasgow and Liverpool to raise awareness of climate change.

Police have launched an investigation into the incident in Dungiven.

A deal being negotiated with the company would reportedly secure £1 billion for its Port Talbot steelworks but may lead to thousands of job losses.

The independent body will consider Elizabeth II’s life of public service and the causes she supported, and will seek suggestions from the public.

The funeral has taken place of Zoey Coffey – the final victim of a fatal crash in Clonmel which claimed four lives.

The Police Federation of England and Wales responded to the Home Secretary’s announcement that she has ordered a review into ‘police impartiality’.

Buffett earned two Grammy Award nominations.

The Northern Ireland Secretary was speaking at the British-Irish Association Conference.

The party said it would change existing statutory guidance if it wins the next election.

The Gambling Commission is carrying out a review under section 116 of the Gambling Act 2005.

The Egyptian-born businessman who took control of the luxury Knightsbridge department store in 1985, has died aged 94.

Ministers are facing calls for transparency over the extent to which reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (Raac) is putting buildings at risk.

The annual match has been played by rival yacht clubs since the 1950s – but only when the tide allows.