EDINBURGH (Reuters) - With special front pages featuring flags and quotes from poet Robert Burns, Scottish and English newspapers caught the drama and sense of history surrounding Scotland's ...

In advance of a visit by U.S. President Donald Trump, Scottish newspaper The National's front page read "Convicted US felon to arrive in Scotland." The post had more than 29,000 upvotes as of this ...

Like many newspapers, the Scottish Sunday Herald included Donald Trump’s inauguration in its TV listings for the week. But, as noticed by social media users on Sunday morning, it did so in a, well, ...

The Scotsman newspaper urged readers to give a “chilly” welcome to Donald Trump during his visit to his Scotland golf resorts this week. Pipers and the red carpet greeted the 2024 GOP presidential ...

Lynda Henderson, MD of Fyneside Media, addressed those gathered at the Scottish Press summit with Minister for Enterprise Energy and Tourism Jim Mather MSP last week to explain her idea for a local ...

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The editor of the Scottish newspaper that put an enormous photo of soccer star Ryan Giggs on its front page in the midst of a gagging order on the English press, has said he was making an example of ...

What is it that Bruce sees in the microwave of the apartment he is sent to survey? Why did Anna vacate the room Pat now has, leaving behind clothes, papers and a distinct feeling of unease? And ...

This round-up of today's main media stories includes heated debate in Scotland over journalists' job cuts at the Daily Record and Sunday Mail. Proposed cuts to the number of journalists at the Daily ...

Oh, Scotland the Brave. The Scottish Sunday Herald newspaper has chosen to poke fun at the impending presidential inauguration of Donald Trump with a satirical blurb in its television-listing section, ...

Calling it like he sees it. A Scottish newspaper’s TV critic likened Donald Trump’s upcoming inauguration to The Twilight Zone in a blurb that went viral on Sunday, January 15. Sunday Herald reviewer ...