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Police have charged three teenagers with burglary and taking a vehicle without consent

After a bizarre mix-up left with them with a 120-year-old derelict mansion, Cal Hunter and Claire Segeren spent four hard years bringing the property back to life as a holiday villa - and are now accepting guests

A primary school in Barry has been shortlisted for being among the world’s best at overcoming adversity,

“My whole life was in that shack”

FERRY services from Gourock are experiencing disruption this morning due to thick fog in the area.

Work is progressing on giving piers and harbours in Argyll and Bute a makeover as part of a £9.2 million investment by the council to support island and rural communities with marine links to the mainland and/or central belt.

More than 750 mm of rain has fallen in central Greece during the last 24 hours, triggering life threatening flooding and setting a new national daily rainfall record. A low pressure system named Storm Daniel developed over the Ionian Sea, to the west of Greece, earlier this week. The system has been drawing copious moisture from abnormally warm water in the Mediterranean Sea and converting it into thick clouds, heavy rain and thunderstorms over the Balkan Peninsula during the last two days. Ima...

Locals, Goulburn Valley and northern grass feeders main buyers at Euroa.

A Port Glasgow dancer is celebrating after bringing home silverware from three major competitions within the space of a week.

Several ferries between Gourock and Dunoon have been cancelled this morning due to an ‘ongoing technical issue’.