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Half of the posts are already in place at the firm which manufactures products for the car and rail sectors.

Richard Finnis repeatedly stabbed his former partner Helen Gallacher at her flat in Inverness.

The man from Bridgend was taken to hospital but died the next day.

An Oxfordshire couple say "harmful aspects of evangelism" are spreading into their children's school.

The red deer were photographed trying to escape last week's high temperatures in the Highlands.

Police believe the death of Richard Andrews, who disappeared in 2017, is linked to drugs.

Boris Johnson juggles no-deal Brexit planning with a pledge to renew ties in the UK, the papers say.

ITV2's breakout hit reflects the real-life romantic lives of its young audience.

Students "pay through the nose" for inadequate document checking service, says Universities UK.

A video posted on social media appears to show a woman shouting abuse at people on a Pride march.

Spending on transport, science and technology has been particularly low, research also shows.

Prince Charles will visit the offices of the Beatrice Offshore wind farm to officially open the project.

Activists say the UK is "lagging behind...in terms of legal equality for trans and non-binary people".

Back from a fact-finding trip to Canada, MPs predict the UK will legalise recreational cannabis use.

The move would probably lead to the closure of the site, the FT said, threatening 1,000 jobs.

The duchess's front cover features 15 "campaigning" women, including Greta Thunberg and Jacinda Ardern.

Boris Johnson is making his first visit to Scotland as prime minister when he will announce new funding.

A man in his 50s has been arrested and the Army bomb disposal team is on its way.

Firefighters cut through the rock at Sheringham's east promenade to free the man, who was up to his neck in sea water.

The CBI publishes practical steps it says the UK, EU and firms can take in the run up to 31 October.