Dale Miller

The Class C-1 No. 3-rated Stars held the C-2 No. 1 Crusaders to an 11-for-29 performance from the floor to claim a 49-41 victory Friday.

Boris Johnson has apologised and said he will “take responsibility” as he confirmed he had attended a “bring your own booze” garden party at Downing Street held at the height of the Covid pandemic.

Would the UK Government actually be liable for paying for the pensions of Scots if the country became independent?

LINCOLN — Having already experienced the tall task that North Bend Central faced in the Class C1 girls state tournament semifinals paid off for the Tigers on Wednesday.

SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford has said he “deeply regrets” a party member being exposed to sexual misconduct as he apologised for the leaking of audio linked to the row surrounding MP Patrick Grady.

Alcohol-related deaths in Scotland have climbed to the highest level in 14 years as the Scottish Government was accused of letting down the country’s most disadvantaged communities.

The highly-anticipated mini-Budget set to be handed down today by Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng has been branded the “last chance” to save millions from a “devastating winter of fuel poverty”.

The Queen’s cause and time of death have been revealed following the publication of her death certificate.

BATTLE CREEK — Crofton’s hopes to advance to the Mid-State Conference tournament semifinals started to fade on Monday after three sets.

Norfolk High’s seniors walked away from their final home match as winners on Wednesday, but it took a little extra work.

Rishi Sunak has declared it was “absolutely right” that Tory peer Baroness Michelle Mone had taken a leave of absence from the House of Lords with immediate effect, as the Prime Minister claimed he was “shocked” at allegations against her.

One of Scotland’s leading medics has warned lives will be lost this winter due to spiralling accident-and-emergency waiting times, with patients suffering from a “lack of dignity” under an NHS system in crisis.

Pender entered the season with high expectations because of a strong nucleus returning from a 20-7 team that played in a district final.