India's Olympic and world champion javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra will return to competitive action at the Doha Diamond League on June 19. This marks his first appearance of the 2026 season after training in Switzerland. Chopra aims to regain momentum and surpass the Glasgow Commonwealth Games qualification standard of 82.61 metres.
Australian swimming star Kaylee McKeown, a five-time Olympic gold medallist, has not ruled out competing in the 2032 Brisbane Olympics. The world-record holder is considering her future beyond the 2028 Los Angeles Games and seeks a "mental refresh" before deciding.
Scotland secured a momentous 1-0 victory over Haiti, marking their first World Cup finals match since 1998 and first win since 1990. Celebrations erupted across Scotland and in Boston, where thousands of fans gathered.
Rival anti-immigration and anti-racism groups clashed with police in Glasgow, Scotland. Tensions were high following a stabbing attack allegedly by a Sudanese asylum seeker, leading to arrests and investigations into hate crimes.
Far-right groups clashed with anti-racist demonstrators in multiple UK cities on Saturday. Arrests were made in Brighton, Liverpool, Sheffield, and Glasgow. The marches follow recent unrest in Belfast and Southampton linked to knife attacks and riots.
An anti-racism rally in Glasgow was disrupted by a masked far-right group, some performing Nazi salutes. Clashes with police occurred as campaigners chanted "off our streets". The event followed recent race-related attacks in the city and in Belfast.
UK independent festivals are struggling with low ticket sales, soaring costs, and competition from major players, leading to numerous cancellations. While some large corporations thrive, smaller operators face unsustainable financial pressures, prompting calls for regulatory intervention.
Rangers are reportedly considering Hearts manager Derek McInnes as a potential replacement if Danny Röhl departs for RB Salzburg. Talks are ongoing between Rangers and Salzburg for Röhl, with a move anticipated within days. McInnes, a former Rangers player, has guided Hearts to second place in the Premiership this season.
Rioting in Northern Ireland has led to 19 arrests, including a 16-year-old, following a knife attack and calls for demonstrations by far-right activists. Police used plastic bullets and water cannon amid concerns over online misinformation.
Artist Bettina Grossman, known as Bettina, lived reclusively in room 503 of NYC's Chelsea Hotel for 40 years, creating vast amounts of art. Her work is now gaining recognition.
Three men were arrested and charged following racist assaults and disorder in Glasgow after a knife attack in Belfast. Hundreds of masked individuals marched through Glasgow, with five people injured, including two officers.
Three men arrested after racist assaults and disorder in Glasgow following a knife attack in Belfast. Hundreds marched, injuring five, including two officers. Police condemned the violence and racism.
Mollie O'Callaghan won the 200m freestyle at the Australian Swimming Trials in Sydney with a time of 1:52.86, just missing out on the world record. She will compete at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games.
Great Western Auctions in Glasgow withdrew human bones, including a skull, from sale after criticism. Experts called the auction unethical, with remains likely from India or China, raising consent concerns despite UK law allowing sale if not acquired illegally.
Sarah Rhind, goalkeeper and charity coordinator, credits football with saving her life from heroin addiction and mental health struggles, as detailed in her autobiography 'Scars Under The Jersey'
Martin O’Neill to be confirmed as Celtic's permanent manager on a one-year contract with a second-year option, following his successful interim spell and after Robbie Keane's candidacy faced fan backlash.
An artist has recreated a historic Glasgow building, destroyed by fire, in a detailed miniature model made from recycled cardboard. The artwork features the building's dome, iconic signs, and the businesses affected by the blaze, holding sentimental value for the artist.
Glasgow Warriors defeat Connacht 5 tries to 3, advancing to semi-final of United Rugby Championship
Two 18-year-old boys, Jay Stewart and a 15-year-old, are on trial for the murder of Moy, who was allegedly stabbed to death on Irvine beach on May 17, 2025. Their accomplice, Cole Turley, 18, has already pleaded guilty. The pair also deny attempting to pervert the course of justice.
Two police officers were seriously injured and 14 people arrested following violent clashes in Glasgow after Celtic's Premiership title win. Fans threw bottles at officers in the Trongate area, leading to a police response. Celtic FC has been urged to work with authorities to prevent future disorder.
Thousands of Celtic fans gathered in Glasgow to celebrate their fifth successive Scottish Premiership title win. Police faced disorder, with bottles and missiles thrown at officers, resulting in injuries and arrests. Heart of Midlothian condemned the scenes, citing abuse towards their players and staff.
Thousands of Celtic fans celebrated their fifth successive Scottish Premiership title win in Glasgow, but clashes erupted with police. Bottles and missiles were thrown as officers attempted to disperse the crowd. The match itself saw a pitch invasion after Celtic secured a 3-1 victory.
Thousands of Celtic fans celebrated their fifth successive Scottish Premiership title win in Glasgow, but the celebrations turned violent as bottles and missiles were thrown at police. Officers were met with hostility while trying to assist with a medical emergency.
Hearts missed out on the Scottish Premiership title after a dramatic final day. Despite leading for 250 days, a late goal from Daizen Maeda secured the title for Celtic. The game was also marred by a pitch invasion.
