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Pladda off the coast of Arran is on sale for £350,000 and includes a five-bed house and helipad.

Richer countries failed to keep a $100 billion a year pledge to developing nations to help them achieve their climate goals, according to an analysis by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, or OECD.

Jim Metcalfe boarded the Caledonian Sleeper in Glasgow and expected to wake up in London, but found it had not left the station – and no one was told.

The move by the online giant comes as supermarkets battle for shoppers amid the soaring cost of living

Insider's Mikhaila Friel has lived in Scotland, UK, for her entire life, and she thinks American tourists often tip too much and underutilize trains.

There’s a troubling logic to the familial relationships in Douglas Stuart's novels.

One of the victims filmed the incident and shared on Instagram that they were verbally attacked on Saturday as they were walking in Glasgow Green, a park in the east end of Glasgow. The footage shows a group of teenagers hurling racist slurs toward the victims, some of whom were wearing abayas, which are full-length garments often worn by Muslim women. “Racially attacked by horrible girls in Glasgow green yesterday, they started shouting when my friends and I were waking [sic] past,” the Instagram user wrote.

After two years of Covid rules, airline disruption and rail strikes risk overshadowing the summer.

US climate envoy John Kerry warns the world is "cooked" if countries continue using coal.

Bear and his owner were reunited thanks to the Glasgow Volunteer Fire Department after they saved Bear from the Maury River.

Ukrainian soccer star Oleksandr Zinchenko couldn’t hold back the tears as he tried to explain what it means to represent his country’s national team at this moment, with a spot at the World Cup within reach.

The International Monetary Fund has warned against "geoeconomic fragmentation" as policymakers and business leaders gather at Davos.

Thanks to Don from Glasgow for sending out today's Picture of the Day!

Florida Judge Layne Smith says a congressional map approved by Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis is unconstitutional because it breaks up a district where Black voters can choose their representatives. Smith said he would issue a formal order to prevent the map from taking effect.

Bill Gates has warned that Elon Musk could make Twitter worse after the Tesla CEO pledged to buy the social media firm for $44 billion.

There, along the banks of the River Clyde, leaders from nearly 200 nations vowed to do more — and move faster — to combat climate change. And that’s completely understandable,” said Alok Sharma, the U.K. official who served as president of the Glasgow summit, known as COP26. Advertisement“Nothing less will do,” he said, adding, “We really are out of time.”Guterres has continued to push for climate action — and to call out inaction. In fact, Kyte said, there are positive signs that, at least in some places, climate change remains a key political issue. “There is no magic formula to save the world from the climate emergency that we are facing.

"At the time, I didn't realize that, by having those meetings, it would be seen as giving him credibility," Gates said about his meetings with Epstein.

Former President Barack Obama said on Thursday that tech "platforms seems to be tilting us in the wrong direction."

Police said Monday that they spoke to Scotland’s leader to reminder her about sticking to coronavirus mask rules after she was filmed without a face covering indoors, Police Scotland said officers reminded First Minister Nicola Sturgeon of the “importance of wearing a face covering when there is a legal requirement to do so.”.

Bank of America is supposed to be one of the big beneficiaries of rising interest rates — but will that be enough to offset declines in investment banking?

An effort by President Joe Biden's administration to account for potential damage from greenhouse gas emissions when creating rules for pollution-generating industries has survived another court challenge.

Badreddin Abadlla Adam was shot by police after he stabbed six people in a Glasgow hotel two years ago.

Sri Lanka's cabinet and central bank governor have quit in the face of mounting public anger and mass protests over rising food and fuel prices.

Climate activist Greta Thunberg has compiled a handbook for tackling the world’s interconnected environmental crises, with contributions from leading scientists and writers.

Antonio Guterres pulled no punches in remarks broadcast Monday morning.

Energy price volatility is "something we're going to live with for a little while," said John Kerry, who oversees climate issues for the Biden administration.

Kenny Reilly, 29, died two days after he was shot in the head in Maryhill, Glasgow, in April 2018.

Mountain glaciers may have less ice than previously thought, according to a study published Monday in the journal Nature, straining the world’s freshwater supply.

Top diplomats of the United States and the world’s other biggest climate-polluting nations have convened to address global warming for the first time since November's U.N. climate summit.

Asia’s richest man tacks away from lithium to the more plentiful and potentially more versatile element.

Insider's Mikhaila Friel was born in Glasgow, Scotland, and has spent time in both the US and England.

The outcome of negotiations at COP26 left many frustrated, but a number of high-profile pledges and announcements were made during the summit.

Nicholas Rossi is facing extradition over a charge of rape in Utah in the United States.

Doctors and patients described frustration over delayed surgeries, overflowing emergency rooms and hospital beds that have been taken out of service because of a lack of staff.

The eastern Caribbean island of Barbados is holding a snap general election after cutting ties with Queen Elizabeth II late last year and appointing its first ever president to lead the world’s newest republic.

A 36-year-old man faces multiple charges after authorities say he set the fire that destroyed a historic Glasgow home on Sunday.

USA TODAY Sports' Jeff Zillgitt looks at the early impact of Klay Thompson's return to the lineup and how it will affect the Warrior's run at a title.

New York Rep_ Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's office says she has tested positive for COVID-19 and “is experiencing symptoms and recovering at home."

The Russian Embassy in Washington, D.C., did not immediately respond to CNBC's request for comment.

The U.K. government has been making contingency plans in case hospitals, schools and other workplaces are hit by major staff shortages amid the latest record spike in coronavirus infections.

The U.K. has reported a sharp increase in coronavirus-related deaths as the National Health Service says it is building temporary structures at hospitals in England to prepare for a possible surge of patients infected with the highly transmissible omicron variant.

Two of the public artworks were reported stolen in the Gorbals area of Glasgow earlier this month.

It comes after Buckingham Palace said the Queen had cancelled her traditional festive break at Sandringham.

A court in Madagascar has convicted two French citizens of having plotted a failed coup against President Andry Rajoelina and sentenced them to 10 years and 20 years of forced labor.

U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is exhorting the world to make “concrete” progress within days toward a goal of vaccinating 40% of the global population against COVID-19 before the year ends.

A summer that really scared scientists.

Eight teenagers won a milestone environmental court case in Australia, but the result was appealed.

Despite Moscow's veto in the U.N. Security Council, experts say the case for linking climate change to security issues is likely to grow stronger.

U.S. climate envoy John Kerry said the private sector can find solutions to climate change by funding the trillions needed for a global clean energy transition.

"It’s a sign of hope that it’s doing well, and we need to keep protecting it," said marine biologist Gareth Philips.

The Biden administration and Democrats talked the climate talk at U.N. negotiations in Scotland.

Senior officials say Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro and Environment Minister Joaquim Leite both knew the Amazon region’s annual deforestation rate had surged before the U.N. climate talks in Glasgow.

As coronavirus infections flood Ukraine, doctors in one city have been working around the clock to care for the many people suffering from COVID-19. (Nov. 19)

Brazil’s Amazon lost more rainforest over the past year than any year since 2006, satellite data showed, with some activists blaming President Bolsonaro's policies.

The figures come after Brazil promised to end the practice by 2030 during the COP climate summit.

The chaos on Canada's west coast is a preview of climate change woes to come

Denmark’s national soccer team will wear “human rights messages” on their training clothes at next year’s World Cup in Qatar.

Negotiations in Washington, D.C., are far more important than those in Glasgow, Scotland.

Negotiations in Washington, D.C., are far more important than those in Glasgow, Scotland.

Frans Timmermans made his comments during an interview at the European Business Summit in Brussels.

The Glasgow summit ended with calls on governments to return next year with tougher pledges to slash greenhouse gas emissions.

Inflationary pressures arising from net-zero initiatives will extend far beyond energy prices, says Seema Shah, chief strategist at Principal Global Investors.

While world leaders hail the Glasgow climate pact as a good compromise that keeps a key temperature limit alive, scientists are much more skeptical.

Several residents were evacuated following a kitchen fire in a Glasgow apartment on Sunday, according to the Glasgow Volunteer Fire Department.

Nearly 200 countries agreed on a deal, which suffered stumbling blocks over the phasing out of coal.

Many call on countries to move faster to curb greenhouse gas emissions and help nations damaged by climate change, after last-minute moves weakened Glasgow’s final deal.

"China and India are going to have to explain themselves to the most climate vulnerable countries in the world," Alok Sharma said Sunday.

After two years of preparation and 13 days of tough talks, did negotiators at the U.N. climate meeting in Glasgow save the planet.

Intense climate negotiations in Glasgow, Scotland, brought about major breakthroughs and compromises, as world leaders sought to avert extreme climate change.

The U.N. meeting in Glasgow, Scotland, was seen as humanity's last and best chance to keep the all-important goal of 1.5 degrees Celsius alive.

In the run-up to the U.N. climate talks in Glasgow, host Britain announced one of its goals of the conference was to consign coal to history.

The head of the European Union’s executive arm says Saturday’s agreement at the U_N_ climate conference “gives us confidence that we can provide a safe and prosperous space for humanity on this planet,” but warns that “there is still hard work ahead.”.

Almost 200 nations have accepted a compromise deal aimed at keeping a key global warming target alive, but it contained a last-minute change that watered down crucial language about coal.

Friday's draft proposals called on countries to accelerate "the phaseout of unabated coal power and of inefficient subsidies for fossil fuels."

Thump, thump, thump.

Several charities are offering to provide funds to kick-start a separate and independent mechanism for rich countries to support vulnerable nations from climate change.

No country will see energy needs grow faster in coming decades than India, and even under the most optimistic projections part of that demand will have to be met with dirty coal power — a key source of heat-trapping carbon emissions.

Going into overtime, negotiators at U.N. climate talks in Glasgow are still trying to find common ground on phasing out coal, when nations need to update their emission-cutting pledges and, especially, on money.

The United Nations Climate Change Conference, which was postponed a year because of COVID-19, has promoted a series of announcements from foundations and individuals attempting to pour money into efforts to fight climate change, an area many think philanthropy has neglected.

In an impassioned speech to the U.N. climate talks in Glasgow, Ugandan activist Vanessa Nakate has urged world leaders to “prove us wrong” on global warming.

Alok Sharma, the British official presiding over this year’s U.N. climate talks, has dismissed suggestions that he is trying to ratchet up pressure on negotiators in an effort to get them to seal a deal at the Glasgow meeting.

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says the goal of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 F) is “on life support” in the final days of the U.N.'s climate talks in Glasgow.

Saudi Arabia's energy minister is rejecting complaints that the oil kingdom is working behind the scenes to undermine global climate talks.

India's environment minister says climate finance is not charity and rich countries should deliver on an unfulfilled promise to raise $100 billion a year to help poor nations adapt.

The White House says President Joe Biden will host talks next week in Washington with the leaders of Canada and Mexico.

A British lawmaker is defending his 400,000-pound ($540,000) a year second job, as calls grow for a crackdown on politicians earning outside income.

China and the United States have agreed to redouble efforts to fight climate change with “concrete actions” in a joint statement in climate talks in Glasgow.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has led 21 other Democratic lawmakers to the climate talks in Glasgow, Scotland.

Time is running out on the two-week United Nations climate talks in Glasgow.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is heading back to COP26 to press negotiators from around the world to “turn promises into action” in the summit’s closing days.

Former U.S. President Barack Obama has dropped in on U.N. climate talks to urge young climate activists to stay in the fight.

Former U.S. President Barack Obama says he believes that President Biden’s climate package will be “historic” and he welcomed the efforts of all U.S. politicians, Democrats and Republicans, in working toward slowing down global warming.

Barack Obama is expressing confidence that the Biden administration will ultimately get its $555 billion climate package through Congress and says that bill will be “historic."

The overarching phrase that dominates Glasgow climate talks is simply a number: 1.5.

John Kerry is everywhere and on the move at a fateful U.N. climate summit.

As this year’s U.N. climate talks go into their second week, negotiations on key topics are inching forward.

Glasgow has become the site of a rare event -- a bipartisan U.S. congressional delegation attending a climate summit.

Young people both inside and outside the U.N. climate talks are telling world leaders that concrete measures to avoid catastrophic warming can’t wait.

U.S. climate envoy John Kerry says developed nations will start making good on their joint pledge of $100 billion in annual climate aid to developing nations next year.

Environmental campaigners have awarded their ‘Fossil of the Day’ award to the Polish government for giving — and then apparently backtracking on — a pledge to speed up its phaseout of coal power.