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Day: September 4, 2016

Inventor 'takes positives' from show

Scots inventor defies Dragons as sales flood in

A Scottish entrepreneur and inventor who entered the BBC’s Dragons’ Den tonight has joined the ranks of success stories that got away. Edinburgh-based Alison Grieve’s ergonomic holder for mobile devices wasRead More

World Cup qualifiers

Hat-trick joy for Snodgrass in Malta

Gordon Strachan
Robert Snodgrass grabbed a hat-trick on 84 minutes to guarantee the perfect start for Gordon Strachan's team and put them top of Group F...

Brexit messages from US and Tokyo

Japan warns investment relies on UK access to EU

Japan has heaped more pressure on Theresa May's government in a strongly-worded demand that Britain ...

More drama in New York

Evans edged out by Wawrinka as Murray wins

Briton takes number three seed to five sets...

Move will help Guide Dogs

Airport donates confiscated liquids to charity

Edinburgh Airport is to donate confiscated liquids to charity ten years after rules came in to restrict items that can be carried in hand luggage....

Questions over nuclear plant

ScottishPower boss says Hinkley ‘too expensive’

Hinkley nuclear power station
ScottishPower chief Keith Anderson has called for the proposed £18 billion Hinkley Point nuclear power plant to be renegotiated...

Update on EU deal expected this week

Davis to unveil Brexit progress as SNP calls for action

May and Sturgeon in Edinburgh
Prime Minister Theresa May said her government will this week spell out what progress has been made on Britain's future relationship with the EU....

Boost for Princes Trust

Ferry helps Old Bag lunch hit new record

A new record was set at the annual Lunch With An Old Bag held at Prestonfield House, Edinburgh, on behalf of the Princes Trust Scotland...