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Iain Wares, 85, has been accused by scores of former pupils of Edinburgh Academy and Fettes College,

Iain Wares, 85, has been accused by scores of former pupils of Edinburgh Academy and Fettes College,

Two men, including one seen looting Lush, are jailed over "12 hours of racist, hate-fuelled mob violence".

Yorkshire Women appoint former all-rounder Richard Pyrah as their new head coach.

The girl's mother accuses the food industry of treating allergy training as a "tick box exercise".

The drum and bass duo's dance hit comes at a time when more nightclubs are closing than ever before.

The drum and bass duo's dance hit comes at a time when more nightclubs are closing than ever before.

The drum and bass duo's dance hit comes at a time when more nightclubs are closing than ever before.

Andrew McIntyre, 39, denies encouraging murder and violent disorder through an online group.

Party leader Douglas Ross is reported to have said last year that he should be replaced by candidate Russell Findlay.

The Conservatives say Labour has been "played" by the unions and lost control of public sector pay.

The Conservatives say Labour has been "played" by the unions and lost control of public sector pay.

Surrey Police says a 29-year-old man has died after being shot by armed officers on Sunday.

Roger Haywood had "chosen to face the mob" and "beckoned them" to breach police lines, a court hears.

The Conservatives are accusing the Labour government of undermining civil service impartiality.

The Conservatives are accusing the Labour government of undermining civil service impartiality.

It comes as a fresh round of ceasefire talks have begun in Doha amid fears of an all-out regional war.

The teacher who was stabbed in the attacks has had further breathing problems, her family says.

The teacher who was stabbed in the attacks has had further breathing problems, her family says.

Aslef said the action, separate to the recent pay dispute, was due a breakdown in industrial relations.