Father Vasyl Kren, of the Church Our Lady of Pochayiv in Edinburgh, said Scotland’s Ukrainian community is sad and angry at the Russian invasion.
Various videos posted to Twitter and Facebook depict destruction on Ukrainian streets after Russia began military action in the country.
A GROUP of volunteers are waging war on an invasive non-native species, taking over large areas of wilderness and smothering native plants.
New research suggests the social network has failed to label posts from prominent publishers of climate change denials.
Hopes for a diplomatic way out of a devastating war appeared all but ended.
Dame Rachel de Souza has criticised Meta and wider social media following new concerns about inappropriate content.
The killing in the US state of Georgia became part of a larger national reckoning on racial injustice after a video leaked online two months later.
His Truth Social app was offered for download from the Apple App Store to a limited number of subscribers.
The Government has been criticised by locals for not preparing the town after severe floods hit the area in November 2019.
‘We’re just an inconvenience to this Government,’ said the chief executive of charity Immunodeficiency UK.
THOUSANDS of plastic bottles full of mineral water have been collected along Guernsey’s west coast over the weekend.
The Sunday papers focus on Ukraine and the role of the West in the potential conflict.
A YOUNG Enterprise group has set out to support the mental health and wellbeing of islanders in the workplace through creating wellness packages.
Famous for her pink hair and colourful designs, Dame Zandra’s exhibition is the largest ever devoted to the British artist and is on show in Aberdeen.
Tech giant Meta has been accused of withholding data from an inquest into the death of teenager who ended her life after viewing ‘dreadful’ content.
