walking across Grampian Way in Bearsden, East Dunbartonshire, when the collision happened at around

in NHS Dumfries and Galloway, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, NHS Grampian and NHS Tayside between

briefing to staff, NHS Grampian said that due to “ an exponential growth ” of cases in the last fortnight

NHS Grampian said both Aberdeen Royal Infirmary and Dr Gray's Hospital in Elgin, Moray have now

assistance in the Grampian area.... They will attempt to reach around 4, 000 homes across 12 villages that

10cm of snow.A yellow weather warning for snow is in place for the Highlands parts of Grampian and

Taking antibiotics could increase the risk of developing colon cancer by as much as half in the under-50s, scientists have found, with older people also seeing a higher risk from taking them. For the first time, while the numbers remain low, scientists showed antibiotic use was linked with an estimated 50% higher risk of colon cancer in people aged under 50, and an estimated 9% higher risk in those 50 and over. Sarah Perrott, of the University of Aberdeen and co-first author of the new paper, sa

Nicola Sturgeon's expanded Covid booster programme descended into chaos on its first day on Wednesday after people were refused jabs because they followed her own advice to bring forward their appointments. The First Minister, as well as her Health Secretary and National Clinical Director, urged people this week to try to change their bookings, after her Government adopted expert recommendations to halve the time between second and third doses to three months. However, people in their 40s and 50

A farmer on the Scottish island of Skye has been fined ￡18, 000 for digging up a Neolithic site. The Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service( COPFS) said Duncan MacInnes had shown “ a complete disregard ” for the historical importance of the site on land he owns. The 59-year-old had dug up part of the Upper Tote Cairn to use the topsoil for building a shed elsewhere on his land. MacInnes pleaded guilty at Portree Sheriff Court in August to damaging the protected monument that has existed sinc

The heir to the throne was all smiles as he greeted crowds and spoke to officials at the games.... The Prince of Wales, or the Duke of Rothesay as he's officially known while north of the border, donned his finest Scottish attire for the event. This included the family kilt in a green and red tartan, alongside a brown leather sporran.He was later pictured taking a sip of whisky as many revellers enjoyed their first highland games since the Covid pandemic erupted last March. According to The Pre