While I hold no formal position in the relationships between Scotland and Malawi, I have a strong affinity to its people, developed over a number of years.
Theresa May wasn’t the only European leader sweating a confidence vote on Wednesday night. In fact, her margin of victory (52-48 in percentage terms, believe it or not) was comfortable compared to the result in Athens, writes Paris Gourtsoyannis
There’s a silent beauty to the way President Donald Trump speaks. I’m serious. If you watch enough of his public speeches, they take on a musical life of their own, writes Alastair Stewart.
Two people have died and dozens have been left wounded following an explosion and fire at a bakery in central Paris, believed to have been caused by a gas leak.
The Japanese Prime Minister has given his “total support” to Theresa May’s Brexit deal, warning that “the whole world” was opposed to a no-deal exit from the EU.
Lady Gaga has apologised for working with R Kelly and promised to remove the song they made together from streaming services amid fresh allegations of sexual assault against the R&B singer.
The US may feel compelled to match China’s ambitions after it lands a rover on the far side of the moon, but it would be folly, writes Martyn McLaughlin.
Dance like nobody’s watching, they say. The young university student must have had that on her mind as she and a couple of friends filmed themselves re-enacting a famous scene from a movie.
