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Asha Sharma is leading the largest restructuring in Xbox history, cutting 3,200 jobs, separating studios and refocusing investment on major franchises.

Channel 5 has renewed Cooper & Fry for an expanded eight-episode second series, with filming under way and a 2027 broadcast planned.

Hibernian have signed versatile 21-year-old Adam Mayor from Millwall, giving him a clearer route to regular football after a successful Cambridge loan.

Camilo Duran scored within five minutes of his Celtic debut, but Sporting CP punished defensive errors to claim a convincing 4-1 pre-season win.

The US has launched a third consecutive night of strikes against Iran, prompting retaliatory missile strikes on commercial tankers and a controversial 20% cargo toll announcement by Donald Trump.

Amnesty International UK has expressed regret and pulled a briefing that labelled JK Rowling's Edinburgh-based female support centre, Beira's Place, as 'anti-rights' following a major backlash.

A 61-year-old passenger was saved by his wife and fellow travellers after engine debris shattered a Ryanair cabin window mid-flight, causing rapid decompression.

Reports say Taylor Sheridan has written a Scotland-set drama titled The Laird, with filming expected in July or August 2026 and a possible 2027 Paramount+ release. The project, cast and any Yellowstone connection remain unconfirmed.

Police have released unseen photographs and final interview footage as they renew efforts to find Peter Falconio's remains 25 years after his murder.

Astronomers have identified erythrulose, a sugar found in raspberries, in a molecular cloud near the Milky Way's centre—the first true sugar detected in interstellar space.

Tom Cruise is almost unrecognisable as billionaire Digger Rockwell in the first full Digger trailer. The dark comedy follows a tycoon scrambling to contain an ecological disaster his company may have caused.

Ireland’s Workplace Relations Commission found that M&S used an excessive sanction when it dismissed Mark Brennan after his discount credentials were misused 73 times. His €4,000 award was cut to €2,000 because his carelessness contributed to the case.